File:La Terre à l'équinoxe.png

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La Terre lors de l'équinoxe.

L'eurasie à midi (heure d'hiver d'Europe centrale — CET) le jour de l'équinoxe d'automne ou de printemps.

Cette image se base sur les données :

  • Earth's City Lights [1] ;
  • The Blue Marble: Land Surface, Ocean Color and Sea Ice [2].

Ces images proviennent de la NASA, une agence gouvernementale américaine et sont dans le domaine public.

Les zones éclairées ont été créées par Home Planet [3] de John Walker.

Image francisée, auteur original : Przemyslaw "Blueshade" Idzkiewicz.

Fichier original : Earth-lighting-equinox EN.png, disponible sur Commons.
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  • 2005-06-19 12:13 Idarvol 1560×1024× (427785 bytes) La Terre lors de l'équinoxe. L'eurasie à midi (heure d'hiver d'Europe centrale — [[Central european time|CET]]) le jour de l'équinoxe d'automne ou de printemps. Cette image se base sur les données : *''Earth's City Lights'' [http://visibleearth.na

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