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Američka svemirska agencija NASA objavila je danas fascinantu fotografiju snimljenu iz Međunarodne svemirske postaje, a koja osim popularne "talijanske čizme" u prvom planu, u pozadini prikazuje i Lijepu našu. Fotogafiju su astronati uslikali 21. listopada. Na predivnu vedru noć, kao što je bila ova kad je fotografija nastala, jasno se vidi prema koncentraciji svjetla da većina stanovništva Italije živi u priobalnim područjima, najviše na području Rima, Napulja i dolini rijeke Po na sjeveru zemlje, kao i otočkim gradovima Cagliariju na Sardiniji, i Cataniji na Siciliji. Zanimljivo, na fotografiji se vidi i maleni crni krug u blizini Catanije. To je poznati vulkan Etna. Za razliku od talijanskog blještavila, preko puta Jadranskog mora vlada gotovo potpuna tama. Jedina svijetlija mjesta u Hrvatskoj su oko Zagreba i Splita.
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Objavljeno: 15. prosinac 2014. 19:36
This image released by NASA December 15, 2014 shows the easily recognized boot of Italy, with Sicily at its toe, spread across this panorama taken October 21 by astronauts aboard the International Space Station(ISS). On a clear night looking east, the pattern of night lights shows populations concentrated mainly along the coastlines, but also in the Po River Valley of northern Italy(L). Some of the brightest clusters of lights are Rome and nearby Naples, with island cities of Cagliari on Sardinia and Catania on Sicilynow well-known as the hometown of European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano. The small, dark, circular patch dangerously close to Catania marks the unpopulated slopes of the active volcano Etna. Hazy lights, as over the Po valley and Rome, probably indicate thin clouds above. The island of Malta appears at the lower right. The airglow line is vivid in this night shot. AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / NASA == RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE / MANDATORY CREDIT:
This image released by NASA December 15, 2014 shows the easily recognized boot of Italy, with Sicily at its toe, spread across this panorama taken October 21 by astronauts aboard the International Space Station(ISS). On a clear night looking east, the pattern of night lights shows populations concentrated mainly along the coastlines, but also in the Po River Valley of northern Italy(L). Some of the brightest clusters of lights are Rome and nearby Naples, with island cities of Cagliari on Sardinia and Catania on Sicilynow well-known as the hometown of European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano. The small, dark, circular patch dangerously close to Catania marks the unpopulated slopes of the active volcano Etna. Hazy lights, as over the Po valley and Rome, probably indicate thin clouds above. The island of Malta appears at the lower right. The airglow line is vivid in this night shot. AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / NASA == RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE / MANDATORY CREDIT: "AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / NASA "/ NO MARKETING / NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS / NO A LA CARTE SALES / DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ==
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