The latest from NASA's Earth Observatory (01 August 2017)

Argentina After Dark

When viewed from a satellite in daylight, the landscape of central Argentina shows barely a sign of human settlement But by night, the place could be mistaken for a game of luminescent connect-the-dots Rows of bright, evenly spaced points of light puncture the darkness The nighttime lights betray the presence of towns

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