'Lost' Satellite Photos Reveal Surprising Views of Earth in the 1960s

'Lost' Satellite Photos Reveal Surprising Views of Earth in the 1960s



Once the fourth largest lake in the world, the Aral Sea was bled dry by a series of Soviet irrigation programs on the surrounding Central Asian plains. The satellite images above taken between 2000 and 2013, show the final stages of the Aral Sea’s drainage, a process that started just as the Nimbus satellites captured images of the lake in the 1960s.
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