Dünyaya Bakış Açınızı Değiştirecek Uydudan Çekilmiş 25 Fotoğraf

Daily Overview projesi kapsamında paylaşılan ve yeryüzünü çok farklı açılardan görmenizi sağlayacak olan bu fotoğraflara mutlaka bakmalısınız.

Profesyonel fotoğrafçı Benjamin Grant, Daily Overview (Günlük Bakış) projesi kapsamında birbirinden güzel yeryüzü fotoğraflarını takipçileriyle paylaşıyor.

Dünyanın dört yanından alınan uydu görüntüleri arasından arasından sizler için derlediğimiz fotoğraflara aşağıdan ulaşabilir; dilerseniz ilgili projeyi @dailyoverview sayfasından takip edebilirsiniz.

Obi Nehri, Novosibirsk, Rusya

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The Ob is a major river in western Siberia, Russia, and the seventh-longest river in the world, flowing for 2,268 miles (3,650 km). It is a vital resource for many Siberian communities, providing irrigation, drinking water, hydroelectric energy and fishing. The Gulf of Ob, which forms a bay on the Arctic Ocean, is the world’s longest estuary at 620 miles (1,000 km) long. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Santa Cruz, Bolivya

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Deforestation of the rainforest is visible in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Deforestation in the country has primarily been driven by the expansion of mechanized agriculture and cattle ranching. This Overview highlights the country’s struggle to expand food production in order to meet the needs of its growing population, and the sacrificial destruction of its forests that has taken place to do so. Deforestation rates have been stable though relatively high, at about 200,000 hectares a year.

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Desert Shores, Las Vegas, ABD

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Desert Shores is a 682-acre master planned community in northwest Las Vegas, Nevada. Constructed in 1988, it has more than 3,300 housing units ranging from condominiums to large, custom-built homes. At the center of Desert Shores are four man-made lakes, the largest of which — Lake Jacqueline — is flanked by the other three. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @nearmap

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Everglades Ulusal Parkı, Florida, ABD

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Everglades National Park in Florida is the largest tropical wilderness in the United States east of the Mississippi River, covering more than 1.5 million acres. The park was established in 1934 to protect the area’s fragile ecosystem and is home to 36 threatened or protected species including the American crocodile and West Indian manatee. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Pembrokeshire Milli Parkı, Galler

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Pembrokeshire is a county in the south west of Wales. The area is home to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which includes a 186-mile walking trail known as the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. In the north of the county are the Preseli Hills, a wide stretch of high moorland with many prehistoric sites and the probable source of the bluestones that were used in the construction of the inner circle of Stonehenge in England. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery @digitalglobe

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Gemasolar Güneş Enerjisi Santrali, Sevilla, İspanya

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This week I’ll be curating a selection of Overviews for the Climate Museum (@climatemuseum), a new initiative to build a museum space and dedicated hub for climate education and engagement in New York City. For our first post, we shared the Gemasolar Thermosolar Plant in Seville, Spain. The facility uses 2,650 heliostat mirrors to collect and focus the sun’s thermal energy to heat molten salt flowing through a 460-foot tall central tower. The molten salt then circulates from the tower to a storage tank where it is used to produce steam and generate electricity. In total, the facility displaces approximately 30,000 tons of CO2 emissions every year. Be sure to follow along with our other posts this week @climatemuseum. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Dadaab Mülteci Kampı, Kenya

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The Dadaab Refugee Camp in Northern Kenya is the largest facility of its kind in the world, with a total population of 400,000 people. Hagadera – seen at the bottom of this Overview – is the camp’s largest section and is home to 100,000 refugees. To cope with the growing number of displaced Somalis arriving at Dadaab, the UN has begun moving people into a new area called the LFO extension, the gridded area filling with white tents in the top half of this Overview. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Delhi, Hindistan

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Delhi, India contains approximately 16 million residents. The neighborhoods of Santosh Park and Uttam Nagar, both pictured here, are home to some of the city’s poorest people and contain its most built-up and densely populated land. Numerous studies have shown a correlation between the wealth of a residential area and its total number of trees and the amount of green space. This Overview is a particularly striking example of that trend. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Sossusvlei, Namibya

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Our new book “Overview” contains 70 images that have never been posted on our feed before! Here’s one that captures the natural beauty of Sossusvlei — a salt and clay pan located on the edge of the Namib Desert in Namibia. These reddish sand dunes of the desert, seen in the top half of this Overview, are among the tallest in the world, with many rising more than 656 feet (200 meters). If you haven’t ordered a book yet, you can learn more by clicking on the link in our profile! /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery @digitalglobe

A post shared by Daily Overview (@dailyoverview) on Oct 29, 2016 at 9:10am PDT

Wadi As-Sirhan Havzası, Suudi Arabistan

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Center pivot irrigation is used throughout the Wadi As-Sirhan Basin of Saudi Arabia. Water is mined from depths as great as one kilometer (~3,000 ft), pumped to the surface, and evenly distributed by sprinklers that rotate 360 degrees. Spurred by a government effort to strengthen its agriculture sector, cultivated land in Saudi Arabia grew from 400,000 acres in 1976 to more than 8 million acres by 1993. For a sense of scale, the total area shown in this Overview is approximately fifty square miles (32,000 acres).

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Attawapiskat, Ontario, Kanada

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A tributary of the Attawapiskat River drains into James Bay in northeastern Ontario, Canada. James Bay is a body of water within Hudson Bay, which extends south from the Arctic Ocean. Human presence along the shores of the bay can be traced back to the end of the last ice age roughly 8,150 years ago, and a number of Aboriginal communities remain there today. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Avustralya

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In this week's "Drone Sunday" post from @fromwhereidrone, a caravan of camels is herded across the Australian Outback, casting shadows on the barren terrain. Between 1870 and 1920, roughly 20,000 camels were brought to Australia from India, Afghanistan, and the Arabian Peninsula. Today, the country's feral camel population is between 1 and 1.2 million, and is considered a nuisance to Outback communities. For more awesome drone imagery, follow @fromwhereidrone! /// Source imagery: @jarradseng

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Camas, Washington, ABD

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Aerobic digesters agitate wastewater at a sewage treatment plant in Camas, Washington. This process is designed to reduce the volume of sewage sludge in the water, making it suitable for subsequent use. After it has been treated, the water is discharged from the plant into the Columbia River. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @nearmap

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Sundarbans, Bangladeş

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The Sundarbans is a region that covers 10,000 square kilometres (3,900 square miles) of southern Bangladesh and a small section of Eastern India. This region is densely covered by mangrove forests and contains the largest natural reserve for the Bengal tiger. Over the past two centuries, approximately 6,700 square kilometers (2,600 square miles) of the Sundarbans’ land has been developed. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery: @nasa

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Tiris Zemmour Bölgesi, Moritanya

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Sand dunes zigzag across the Sahara Desert in the Tiris Zemmour Region of Mauritania. Since the majority of Mauritania is covered by desert, temporary dune ranges like those in this Overview can form, disappear and reform as sands shift. Average rainfall in Tiris Zemmour is around 3.9 inches (100mm) per year. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Nisqually River, Washington, ABD

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The Nisqually River flows for roughly 81 miles (130 km) through west central Washington, emptying into the southern end of the Puget Sound. The river’s delta, captured in this Overview, is both a National Wildlife Refuge and a National Natural Landmark, providing a habitat for more than 300 different species of fish and wildlife. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Sun City, Arizona

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Houses, built in concentric circles, make up a section of Sun City, Arizona, USA. When the development opened on January 1, 1960, the event attracted a crowd of more than 100,000 onlookers and the "futuristic development" was featured on the cover of Time magazine. /// Created by @benjaminrgrant, source imagery: @nearmap

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Cuajone Madeni, Peru

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The Cuajone Mine is located near the district of Torata, in the southern range of the Peruvian Andes. The mine is best known for its copper deposits, but other materials such as silver, zinc, and molybdenum have been extracted there as well. Operations began in 1970, and by 2009 accounted for 16% of the country's copper production. /// Created by @micahjmarshall, source imagery @digitalglobe

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Büyük Set Resifi, Avustralya

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This Overview captures a small segment of the Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, in northeastern Australia. Composed of more than 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands, the reef system is Earth's largest structure made up of living things. The Great Barrier Reef stretches for more than 1,400 miles (2,300 km) and covers an area of roughly 130,000 square miles (344,400 sq. km). /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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Davis-Monthan Hava Üssü, Arizona

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Four years ago, we launched Daily Overview by posting a picture of the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. It’s still one of our favorite images and certainly helped us realize the potential of viewing the Earth and our impact from this perspective. Everything that has happened in the years since this first post has exceeded our wildest expectations that we had when starting the project. So we wanted to send a sincere thank you to everyone who has supported us with a like, repost, or by helping to spread the word every day since! – @benjaminrgrant /// Source imagery: @digitalglobe

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