THIS spectacular image of the Earth's bright spots has been revealed — as the globe is set to be plunged into darkness.
The photograph taken by NASA shows the locations of permanent lights on the planet.
This weekend millions of people are set to take part in a big switch off to fight climate change.
From Sydney to San Francisco, lights on icons including Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower will be turned off as part of WWF's Earth Hour on March 27.
Leading firms occupying buildings in Canary Wharf are expected to switch off most of their lights as part of the event which starts at 8.30pm.
Now in its fourth year, the global campaign promises to be the biggest ever.
Organisers said thousands of cities and towns in 125 countries were pledging to take part in a backlash against failed climate talks.
This image was released using technology from the Nasa Earth Observatory.
The system, originally designed to view clouds by moonlight, is also used to map the locations of permanent lights on the Earth's surface.
see the pictures at this link.
Lights out for Earth hour | The Sun |News
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NASA - Hubble Space Telescope
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The photograph taken by NASA shows the locations of permanent lights on the planet.
This weekend millions of people are set to take part in a big switch off to fight climate change.
Campaign
From Sydney to San Francisco, lights on icons including Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower will be turned off as part of WWF's Earth Hour on March 27.
Leading firms occupying buildings in Canary Wharf are expected to switch off most of their lights as part of the event which starts at 8.30pm.
Now in its fourth year, the global campaign promises to be the biggest ever.
Organisers said thousands of cities and towns in 125 countries were pledging to take part in a backlash against failed climate talks.
This image was released using technology from the Nasa Earth Observatory.
The system, originally designed to view clouds by moonlight, is also used to map the locations of permanent lights on the Earth's surface.
see the pictures at this link.
Lights out for Earth hour | The Sun |News
FlashForward Five.tv
NASA - Hubble Space Telescope
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