The document contains satellite images and descriptions of nighttime views of various regions of Earth including Europe, Africa, Brazil, and the United States. The images show the patterns of city lights and the progression of nightfall across continents. Descriptions note visible landmarks like the Alps, islands in the Atlantic and specific cities where night has or has not yet fallen.

1. BLUE BEAUTYBLUE BEAUTY
Satellite Views of Planet Earth

2. Sandstorm moving from North Africa toward
Canary Island in the Atlantic Ocean

3. Gibraltar Straits

4. Night arriving between
Europe and Africa

5. The Swiss Alps

6. Iceland

7. The Black Sea

8. The Red Sea

9. Planet Earth in the Middle of the Universe at Night

15. The following slides are
satellite photos of Europe and Africa
at night after a cloudless day.
Lights are already on in Paris & Barcelona
but not in London, Lisbon or Madrid, where
it is still daylight.
You can see the Azores in the middle of
the ocean. A little below Madeira and
further you can see the Canary Islands and Cape Verde.
You can observe the continent platforms
from the British Isles to Canada and Iceland
in the middle.

16. France
Iceland
Italy
Continental
PlatformEngland
ÁFRICA
Already night time
here.
Spain
Atlantic
Ocean
Cabo Verde Island
Canary Islands
Islas de la Madera y Azores

17. Grande São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Belo Horizonte
Salvador
Atlantic
Ocean
Brazilian Continental
Platform.
NIGHTFALL IN BRAZIL

18. Grande São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Salvador
Recife
Fortaleza
Brasília
Goiânia
Uberlândia
Belo Horizonte
Florianópolis

19. Night falls in
the USA

20. The biggest concentration
of lights (from top to
bottom) are the cities of
Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and
Washington.
MiamiHouston
Dallas
Chicago
Still
daylight in
California
Puerto Rico

21. THE END
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