Sandy's Storm Track Spied by Satellite

An animation of satellite observations from Oct. 26-29, 2012, shows Hurricane Sandy move along the U.S. East coast and into the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern U.S. Sandy had still not made landfall by the end of this animation. This visualization was created by the NASA GOES Project at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., using observations from NOAA's GOES-13 satellite.

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[crocodylus73]

@bugilt It's the reflection of the sun as the planet rotates.

[Aiden057]

I wish there was another choice besides "like" since it's hard to "like" something so destructive.

[dgdhqgdyukqud]

Allegedly it is HAARP action so... you can write and play and say every words (the variation of the ABC).

[Benjamin Storey]

Liking the video just means you appreciate the work of the uploader.

[MysteryScienceMan]

xD reflex of Followers for this @ ?

[HighscoreBoy]

its called dislike 

[venkateshkalu]

8 of the craziest Hurricane Sandy TV reports - Watch in my channel

[spi dey]

it looks like 2 dragons gobbled up the people and the houses in seconds

[doodelay]

No its actually the real thing, its multiple flash pictures that have been combined, like an old movie film.

[dgdhqgdyukqud]

STORMS of the CENTURY: Which was the nastiest snowstorm: 1888, 1978 or 2011?

his storm was also called Perfect Storm 3 storms became one storm.

Comment on your comment: Personally (-personally-) I am not religious, secondly I'd have said innocent people.