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Tropical Cyclone George (17S) approaching Australia

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Tropical Cyclone George (17S) approaching Australia

Published March 8, 2007

Tropical Cyclone George (17S) approaching Australia

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Tropical Cyclone George (17S) approaching Australia

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Tornadoes Strike Enterprise, Alabama

Published March 8, 2007

A massive tornado tore through Enterprise, Alabama, on March 1, 2007, leaving a swath of devastation about 180 meters (200 yards) wide through the small city. In the center of the storm’s path was Enterprise High School, where students sheltered in hallways as the tornado struck. The Ikonos satellite captured this detailed image of the school on March 5, 2007.

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Tornadoes Strike Enterprise, Alabama

Published March 8, 2007

A massive tornado tore through Enterprise, Alabama, on March 1, 2007, leaving a swath of devastation about 180 meters (200 yards) wide through the small city. In the center of the storm’s path was Enterprise High School, where students sheltered in hallways as the tornado struck. The Ikonos satellite captured this detailed image of the school on March 5, 2007.

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Tornadoes Strike Enterprise, Alabama

Published March 8, 2007

A massive tornado tore through Enterprise, Alabama, on March 1, 2007, leaving a swath of devastation about 180 meters (200 yards) wide through the small city. In the center of the storm’s path was Enterprise High School, where students sheltered in hallways as the tornado struck. The Ikonos satellite captured this detailed image of the school on March 5, 2007.

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Tornadoes Strike Enterprise, Alabama

Published March 8, 2007

A massive tornado tore through Enterprise, Alabama, on March 1, 2007, leaving a swath of devastation about 180 meters (200 yards) wide through the small city. In the center of the storm’s path was Enterprise High School, where students sheltered in hallways as the tornado struck. The Ikonos satellite captured this detailed image of the school on March 5, 2007.

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Bodele Depression Dust Storm, Lake Chad Fires

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Bodele Depression Dust Storm, Lake Chad Fires

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Aerosol Optical Depth in 2006

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Aerosol Optical Depth in 2006

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Northwestern India

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Northwestern India

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Northwestern India

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Northwestern India

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Northwestern India

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Northwestern India

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Kerguelen Islands - image thumbnail

Kerguelen Islands

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Kerguelen Islands

Published March 6, 2007

Located in the southern Indian Ocean roughly midway between Africa, Australia, and Antarctica, the Kerguelen Islands experience a fierce climate, with incessant, howling winds and rain or snow nearly every day. At a latitude of about 49 degrees South, the islands lie in the path of the “Furious Fifties,” a belt of westerly winds that whip around the Southern Hemisphere, mostly unimpeded by land.

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