Satellite Photo Of India During Diwali
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wrestledld
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its damn photoshop
Atlaschild
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Awesome..
jamesrocky
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Wow people u think it is real and do u think satellite can pick the crackers lit by you at that height. Anyways nice photoshop
You two just proved us that you are retards.
Netguy told us that its not photoshopped, and this education institute wouldn't photoshop an image :\, sounds ridiculous.
NationWebHost
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For anyone that doesn't know, Diwali is a festival of lights 
. It's looks great :-).
. It's looks great :-).warezgalaxy
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all here are saying it is photoshop'd etc etc .....i think there minds become like they think everything in the world is photoshp'd they eat warez ,drink warez .sleep warez lols haha ......
Sponge Bob
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very nice.. :P
rohansakhale
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nice image, but i am very much sure this is done by photoshop...
@Amz- FOund another site - http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/environment/satellites/index.shtml?gallery
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India at night, satellite view. This image is a composite showing the change in illumination over India from 1992-2003. Satellite data from 2003 is coloured red, 1998 is coloured green and 1992 is blue. The three data sets are composited to form the image. Nighttime lights on the map that are white are lights that were present throughout the entire period. Areas that are marked by red have only appeared in 2003. Areas coloured green and blue were only present in 1998 and 1992 respectively but are no longer visible. This image was created by the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP), National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, USA.
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India at night, satellite view. This image is a composite showing the change in illumination over India from 1992-2003. Satellite data from 2003 is coloured red, 1998 is coloured green and 1992 is blue. The three data sets are composited to form the image. Nighttime lights on the map that are white are lights that were present throughout the entire period. Areas that are marked by red have only appeared in 2003. Areas coloured green and blue were only present in 1998 and 1992 respectively but are no longer visible. This image was created by the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP), National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, USA.
Wow. Thanks for the info Netguy. It's funny how 90% of the people who saw this image believed it to be of a Diwali night. :P That doesn't make much sense lol. I found this article somewhat funny :P
http://www.punjabiportal.com/articles/india-satellite-image-on-diwali-night
It's funny how 90% of the people who saw this image believed it to be of a Diwali night. :P That doesn't make much sense lol. I found this article somewhat funny :Phttp://www.punjabiportal.com/articles/india-satellite-image-on-diwali-night
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