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ESTCube-1 orbiting our colourful planet.jpg

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English: Compilation of photos taken by Estonian first satellite ESTCube-1 from 2013 to 2015. Showing the various colours of Earth. Starting from top left and in chronological order: Arctic; Australia; Brazil; Myanmar and Bangladesh; Algeria; Peru; Mauritania and Senegal; Red Sea; Sudan; English Channel; Antarctica; Mongolia and China. Every single image took almost a day to download, because it is 10-bit uncompressed and about 380 KB in size and has 640x480 resolution. 1 pixel is approximately 1-2 km on the ground.
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Author Erik Kulu, ESTCube-1 team

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