Understanding Satellite Images
Introduction to satellite images and how they help us see and study the Earth from above.
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Introduction to satellite images and how they help us see and study the Earth from above.
Key Questions
- Explain what a satellite image is and how it is taken.
- Identify different features visible in satellite images (e.g., cities, forests, water bodies).
- Discuss how satellite images are used to monitor changes on Earth (e.g., deforestation, urban growth).
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