Earth Seen from International Space Station Cupola with Low Pressure System
Earth view from the Cupola of the International Space Station on 20 March 2011 showing a low pressure system in the North Pacific Ocean. The image depicts swirling clouds and atmospheric patterns typical of low pressure conditions, showcasing Earth's natural weather phenomena. Ideal for educational content, atmospheric studies, space-themed projects, and illustrating Earth's beauty from space.
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