| Looking down from the heavens, these photos represent what satellites, hovering above the atmosphere, can see from high up, revealing a whole new world of shapes. The world can look more organized than it seems from down below, and these photos give a whole new meaning to the landscapes we’re used to seeing.
Don’t miss out on the video explaining this amazing phenomenon called: “The Overview Effect”.
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| Bourtange, Vlagtwedde, Netherlands |
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| Barcelona, Spain |
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| 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group Tucson, Arizona, USA |
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| Central Park, New York City, New York, USA |
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| Great Wall of China, Northern China |
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| Desert Shores Community, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA |
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| New Bullards Bar Reservoir, Yuba County, California |
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| Residential Development, Killeen, Texas, USA |
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| Venice, Italy |
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| Vineyards, Huelva, Spain |
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| Plasticulture / Greenhouses, Almeria, Spain |
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| Durrat Al Bahrain, Bahrain |
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| Amazon Rainforest Deforestation, Para, Brazil |
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| Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal, Newark, New Jersey, USA |
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Boca Raton, Florida, USA
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Venture Out RV Resort, Mesa, Arizona, USA
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| Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA (containers) |
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Puente de Vallecas, Madrid, Spain
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Agricultural Development, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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Our Lady of Almudena Cemetery, Madrid, Spain
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| Palm Island / Hibiscus Island, Miami Beach, Florida, USA |
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| Inman Yard, Atlanta, Georgia, USA |
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| Spaghetti Junction (A-3 and M-50), Madrid, Spain |
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Agricultural Development, Loxahatchee, Florida, USA
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| Brøndby Haveby, Brønby Municipality, Denmark |
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Terraced Rice Paddies, Yuanyang County, Yunnan, China
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| Clearcutting in the El Dorado National Forest, Georgetown, California, USA |
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| Edson, Kansas, USA |
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Central Pivot Irrigation Fields. Ha’il, Saudi Arabia
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Source: Carlos. P in ba-ba mail site
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The first and most important thing you should do if your phone gets wet is to turn it off (if it’s still working). Do not try to turn it on “just to see if it works” as any water inside might cause a short circuit and damage vital parts of the phone. It’s better to first dry it off, using the following steps, and then see if it works once it’s safe to turn it on.
Another important thing is not to shake and move your phone too much. If any water has gotten inside, moving the phone around will just make the water flow into unaffected places that might still be dry. I know it’s hard not to panic, but acting in a slow and calm manner might save your phone.
Now carefully take your wet phone and place it on a dry paper or cloth towel. Dry the outside of the phone as best as you can, and be gentle so you won’t force any more liquid inside.
Once you are done with the outside remove any cases, covers or shells the phone might have, and then remove the battery and the SIM card. Dry them using a dry towel the same way as you did the outside.



















