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Published on Apr 20, 2012

A timelapse of Planet Earth from Electro-L, a geostationary satellite orbiting 40000km above the Earth. The satellite creates a 121 megapixel image every 30 minutes with four visible and infrared light wavelengths. The infrared light appears orange in these images, and shows vegetation. The images were obtained beginning on May 14th, 2011 and end on May 20th. The images are the largest whole disk images of our planet, the resolution is 1 kilometer per pixel. The images are "masked" by a circular barrier that blocks out the light of the Sun and other stars. This is to prevent damage to the camera by exposure to direct sunlight. The images have been interpolated (blended) to create a smooth animation.




Images Copyright NTs OMZ. Videos Copyright James Drake

See more Electro-L movies and full-size images at http://Planet--Earth.ca/
See the inside of my mind at http://infinity-imagined.tumblr.com/

The archive of full resolution unprocessed images is available on the NTsOMZ website; You will have to download them via FTP
http://eng.ntsomz.ru/electro/source_i...

Send all Questions and comments to planet.earth.archive (at) gmail.com

If you are going to share these images, please embed the YouTube player instead of re-uploading in another web player. Thanks!

If you would like to use these videos for Television or other media, contact me at planet.earth.archive (at) gmail.com

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  • Abdelghani AFIF

    سبحان الله

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  • dev4freedom

    Russian Satellite Takes 121 Megapixel Image And Video Of Earth

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  • PSzomi

    yep but this is not cool

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  • JPuella

    > Earth is not rotating...

    maybe because sputnik on geostationary orbit? :-D

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  • PSzomi

    whot a shit'it?

    was looking like 2D gif in HD

    earh its not rotating

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  • Feño Caimanque Maulén

    damn, it looks so different than 10 years ago

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  • Waqar Zeb

    I think this orbitar speed is equal the the speed of earth's rotation. i.e 24.1h/r around its axis. Amazing video!

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  • aleksanrov aleksandrov

    Electro-L  РОССИЯ РУЛИТ

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  • Анастасия Светлая

    Какая Земля всё - таки красивая и живая! Давайте буде беречь её!!!

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  • VurigDraakje

    A cloud moves with an avarage of 60-80mph, the diameter of earth is 7926 miles. So in order for the cloud to move from one side to the other side takes him: 7926 / 80 = 99,075 hours which is 4 days to travel the entire earth. Also keep in mind the coriolis effect; clouds do not move in a straight line.

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  • Angirasa Acharya

    The clouds barely moved! For time-lapse, I find it hard to believe the clouds did not fly past over the days t took to make this video.  Whaaaa!

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