No matter what your point of view is or your faith, when one looks upon an image such as the one below, we cannot deny that we must be good stewards of our planet. In several ways we are providing good stewardship toward Earth and the image below is one way. NASA's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the satellite called Terra is a watchful eye in space. This satellite allows us to see if nature and humankind are producing problems or accomplishments.
On May 29, 2013, dust from North Africa can be seen swirling over the Mediterranean Sea. If you click on the image a larger version should open...
On May 29, 2013, dust from North Africa can be seen swirling over the Mediterranean Sea. If you click on the image a larger version should open...
NASA's image from Terra satellite
There is valuable information in this image and we can learn about several topics. Soil erosion, air quality and water quality to name just three. The event in this image shows stories about crops and sea life being effected, thus in turn, the lives of humans are also affected.
We are all connected. If anyone continues to think otherwise, they are just fooling themselves. We have to recognize data like this for what it is, a window giving us sight from above, so that we can take steps now to prevent these occurrences and situations from deteriorating into drastic issues.
Bill Lauto, GTG
We are all connected. If anyone continues to think otherwise, they are just fooling themselves. We have to recognize data like this for what it is, a window giving us sight from above, so that we can take steps now to prevent these occurrences and situations from deteriorating into drastic issues.
Bill Lauto, GTG
