Space Agency Shares Satellite View Of Earth But All The Internet Sees Is A Cat

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I love looking at satellite images of Earth, seeing the craggy landforms and ocean waters from far above. On Wednesday, the Canadian Space Agency  in Nova Scotia in an attempt to highlight the region's geology and history. Instead, CSA managed to highlight how much the area looks like a cat.
CSA , "So apparently, quite a few of you see a cat in this satellite image. Does it mean it should have been named Cat Breton instead of Cape Breton? Help us sort out visit this web-site confusion please." Good job, internet.


So apparently, quite a few of you see a cat in this satellite image. Does it mean it should have been named Cat
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processed the original image, taken in April 2021, from the European Space Agency's Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite. "This windswept, snow-covered boreal plateau is surrounded by steep-sided ravines, fast-flowing rivers and waterfalls pouring off escarpments," .

To be fair, the image looks very much like a cat chilling on its side and extending a single paw outward in a stretch. But we can appreciate both the feline resemblance and the natural beauty of the region at the same time. It's a good piece for . 

Cats really do live rent-free in our heads.