Originally posted by PalynkaI'm guessing he's referring to the "big brother" aspects of NASA imaging "every square kilometer" of the earth's surface.
Why is it scary?
And why does Lake Victoria look like a fluorescent blob?
http://veimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/2429/globe_east_2048.jpg
And the florescent blue is just a bad color choice. It's just that the shallower the water, the lighter the blue, so naturally lakes, esp. those like Lake Victoria that are shallow, will stand out more.
Originally posted by SuzianneThe article says it's supposed to be in true-colour, so how can it be a colour choice?
I'm guessing he's referring to the "big brother" aspects of NASA imaging "every square kilometer" of the earth's surface.
And the florescent blue is just a bad color choice. It's just that the shallower the water, the lighter the blue, so naturally lakes, esp. those like Lake Victoria that are shallow, will stand out more.