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March 27th 05, 03:48 PM
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Our Planet Earth From Space: temperatures
The Earth is our home. We have custody of its splendour and resources. To
show the living Earth's beauty, its changes and transitions is this website mission... NEW: A display of current global temperatures is being added. At present Europe and USA are ready. The data is refreshed every hour. Our Planet Earth From Space http://opefs.com This website shows every 20 minutes new images of Earth from Space with all earthquakes of the past 48h, current cloud cover, hurricanes, active volcanoes, satellites, day/night zones, and the moonphase. |
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