We can’t get enough awesome footage of Earth taken from space. Now James Tyrwhitt-Drake has given us yet another jewel in the form of NASA footage that’s been edited into a timelapse movie that shows the Earth in infrared light and really gives you a good view of how water vapor moves in its atmosphere. FROM EARLIER: Watch a man on a motorcycle get hit by a car and land on his feet, all in first-person “This animation was produced from images taken by the geostationary GOES 13 and GOES 15 ...
We can’t get enough awesome footage of Earth taken from space. Now James Tyrwhitt-Drake has given us yet another jewel in the form of NASA footage that’s been edited into a timelapse movie that shows the Earth in infrared light and really gives you a good view of how water vapor moves in its atmosphere. FROM EARLIER: Watch a man on a motorcycle get hit by a car and land on his feet, all in first-person “This animation was produced from images taken by the geostationary GOES 13 and GOES 15 ...
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