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  • Nasas Aster satellite map reveals 99% of Earths land surface for first time | Mail Online

    From the page: "An astonishing new map has revealed the elevation of nearly every place on Earth. The Global Digital Elevation Model was created using nearly 1.3million images collected by a Japanese camera on board Nasa's Terra spacecraft. It is made up of a giant grid of 23,000... more

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  • Rated by Brewdison on Jul 15, 12:19am

    The blue is what the water line will be when a lot of the icecaps melt, and the red and white is the water line in Waterworld.

  • Reviewed by toriahennesey on Jul 01, 5:15pm

    So if you take away all the purple, is that what earth will look like after the icecaps melt? I'll be alright, my house is on one of the few green bits in Southern England.

  • Reviewed by tuffghostsu on Jul 01, 5:10pm

    People around the world bored

  • Rated by gerardmcgarry on Jul 01, 2:52pm

    Brilliant photo share - thanks to Stacey09

  • Rated by mosleyj on Jul 01, 1:11am

    very interesting

  • Reviewed by ava on Jun 30, 9:22pm

    Why doesn't it show the Great Lakes?

  • Rated by TRENDKILL86 on Jun 30, 9:29am

    Look at all those islands... gonna go claim one.

  • Rated by johnwatchtower on Jun 30, 7:24am

    From the page: "Nasa satellite map reveals 99% of Earth's land surface for first time" will your home be underwater after the global melting ?

  • Rated by Hamidmalik on Jun 30, 6:38am

    Nasa satellite map reveals 99% of Earth's land surface for first time...

  • Rated by miguelstil on Jun 30, 6:26am

    From the page: "An astonishing new map has revealed the elevation of nearly every place on Earth. The Global Digital Elevation Model was created using nearly 1.3million images collected by a Japanese camera on board Nasa's Terra spacecraft. It is made up of a giant grid of 23,000 tiles, with each height point spaced 98ft apart. It shows a detailed representation of the planet's land mass. In this colourised version, low elevations are purple, medium elevations are greens and yellows, and high elevations are orange, red and white. "