Satellite pictures of underwater storm.

This 93 mile wide underwater "storm" has been photographed by a Nasa satellite of the coast of South Africa! It looks beautiful.
This spinning mass of water, poses no threat however, it is actually more likely to create life, by picking up nutrients and spreading it around.



A closer view.



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Enjoy this beauty that our mysterious world creates.

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It looks like an ear.


Yep, I'm calling shooped on this one.

Must be a failed rocket again,do not be alarmed .
Or maybe Doug and Dave

reply to post by VreemdeVlieendeVoorwep


Looks like an eye with an eagle head in it...s&f

Originally posted by DaTroof
It looks like an ear.


Yep, I'm calling shooped on this one.

Could it be, the earth is listening in, listening to the screams of pain, we are inflicting upon it?
Hrm....interesting.

vvv

reply to post by DaTroof


It's not shopped at all.

It's a phytoplankton bloom.

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reply to post by Chadwickus


Ah, thanks for the link. Stupid DailyMail is notorious for mislabeling photos and posting shoops.

what creates this type of event? i'd imagine something to do with currents interacting or an interference,
would a storm of this nature be a type of negative reaction to a change of something in that environment?

anyways its very cool, especially if you could see it from space.

reply to post by DaTroof


They just forgot to mention the phytoplankton bit.

If you google image search phytoplankton bloom you'll see similar images.

Originally posted by yourmaker
what creates this type of event? i'd imagine something to do with currents interacting or an interference,
would a storm of this nature be a type of negative reaction to a change of something in that environment?

plankton need sunlight and are usually fed by minute minerals from rivers, glaciers and sand/duststorms. Add unusually high probability on several of these and you got the makings for a bumper crop.

I wonder if it was that recent underwater Draco base destroyed by the andromeda. Beautiful picture thanks NASA.

Looks like whirlpool. How come isnt dangerous, whats the scale of it?
Thx for share...


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