Storm Idalia Perceptible Covers Phase of Atlantic Ocean Nasa Pictures Picture Captures by means of ISS Satellite tv for pc pic

Storm Idalia Perceptible Covers Phase of Atlantic Ocean Nasa Pictures Picture Captures by means of ISS Satellite tv for pc pic


Space agency NASA continues to deliver amazing pictures of the universe to the people. Many times NASA also shares many surprising photos of the earth. The space agency shares these pictures on its social media handles such as X or Instagram. Now NASA has shown one such picture taken from the International Space Station (ISS) which is very surprising. Actually this photo is of a storm called Storm Idalia.

The photo of Storm Idalia has been shared by NASA which was raised in August last year. From the space station, it looks very large in size. NASA’s scientists stay at the space station and inspect the tornado and storms arising on the earth, study them. It helps scientists to understand how climate change affects storms. At the same time, it gives to learn how the population living on the earth can make better preparations for such storms in the world continuously.

The photo that NASA has shared, some part of the International Space Station (ISS) is also visible. This part can be seen in the left side. This white circle seen in the photo is Idalia storm. This photo captured by NASA is from 23 August 2023. Which is taken from the high definition camera installed at the space station. This storm is visible on the Gulf of Mexico. This was a storm of category 1.

The Idalia storm was said to have winds at a speed of 140 km per hour. It landed in the Big Band part of Florida. There is a time of such storms in the west. According to Fox Information, the season of storms arising from Atlantic begins on 1 June. It lasts by the end of the year in which such fierce storms often arise on the earth till 30 November.

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