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Originally posted by Alxandro
Why are you relying on Google Earth for weather forecasts?
These images are stitched, so the vacant clouds are due to the recent satellite pass.
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Originally posted by ProphetPX
reply to post by beyondtopsecret
Here is another forum that is discussing this SAME EXACT TOPIC (with many viewpoints as well):
Originally posted by dgtempe
this is definatly very strange!!!
Why now? Didnt they say on the 14th???
Could this be photoshopped?
The new images taken in thermal-infrared light show the hexagon extends much deeper down into the atmosphere than previously expected, some 100 kilometers (60 miles) below the cloud tops. A system of clouds lies within the hexagon. The clouds appear to be whipping around the hexagon like cars on a racetrack.
"It's amazing to see such striking differences on opposite ends of Saturn's poles," said Bob Brown, team leader of the Cassini visual and infrared mapping spectrometer, University of Arizona, Tucson. "At the south pole we have what appears to be a hurricane with a giant eye, and at the north pole of Saturn we have this geometric feature, which is completely different."
Originally posted by jimmyjackblack
Yeah, those are just mapping errors, has nothing to do with any conspiracy, take it from a 3D CG guy, just bad programing.
Lucky for me it doesn't do it on my version.
-Jimmy
Originally posted by LogicalSolution
Not a mapping error. It's just how satellites work. If you don't believe me, e-mail any meteorologist and ask them. I learned this in a basic 100-level meteorology class.
Do a search on google for websites that have real-time weather satellite images of the entire earth, you will see the same thing.
Seriously,
/end thread
Originally posted by jimmyjackblack
Originally posted by LogicalSolution
Not a mapping error. It's just how satellites work. If you don't believe me, e-mail any meteorologist and ask them. I learned this in a basic 100-level meteorology class.
Do a search on google for websites that have real-time weather satellite images of the entire earth, you will see the same thing.
Seriously,
/end thread
Trust me, it's a mapping error, the texture stretching and all that, unless there is some new live weather version of google earth that I'm probably unaware of seeing as to how my version is sorta old, then it would be the cloud layer not mapping properly.
-Jimmy