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It is often claimed that political borders are invisible from space, but as the first picture shows, this is not always the case. While the lines drawn on the photograph to show borders are very faint, the northern one-third or so of the Egypt-Israel border can be much more clearly seen because the land on the Israeli side is distinctly darker, and the discontinuity in color is quite sharp. This is caused by the more advanced agricultural and herding practices on the Israeli side, which result in more vegetation.
ReplyDeleteInfidel - I had to look on a map to see what you were describing.
DeleteLe Nil et son delta, riches d’histoire.
ReplyDeleteUne croisière sur le Nil est incontournable pour tout voyageur. Alexandrie, Le Caire, Louxor, Amarna, la Vallée des Rois et le haut barrage d’Assouan vous attendent.
-Beau Mec à Deauville
Beau Mec - Decades ago my brother took a Nile cruise.
DeleteScott from Massachusetts said.
ReplyDeleteLast pic) I'm very curious about this pic! Is that sea water spilling over into the Olympic size swimming pool?
Yes. Ocean water pool at Bronte Beach in Sydney, Australia. During high tides the waves indeed spill over.
DeleteAnon@4:47pm - Thank you for that info.
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