The latest from NASA's Earth Observatory (21 August 2018)

New Features: https://earthobservatory nasa gov/Features/

• Padma River: The Shape of Erosion https://earthobservatory nasa gov/Features/videos/padma-river-the-shape-of-erosion?src=eoa-features From 1988 to the present, Landsat satellites have seen changes in shape, size, and position of the Padma River in Bangladesh View the river's transformations over the past three decades

Latest Images: https://earthobservatory nasa gov/Topic/ImageoftheDay

• A Flood for the Century in India https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92638/a-flood-for-the-century-in-india/?src=eoa-iotd

• Archaeology from Afar in Uzbekistan https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92634/archaeology-from-afar-in-uzbekistan/?src=eoa-iotd

• Filaments and Color in Rupert Bay
  https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92625/filaments-and-color-in-rupert-bay/?src=eoa-iotd

• Midsummer Sunrise, Gulf of Saint Lawrence https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92622/midsummer-sunrise-gulf-of-saint-lawrence/?src=eoa-iotd

• A Winter Blanket for Lesotho https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92617/a-winter-blanket-for-lesotho/?src=eoa-iotd

• Smoky Skies in North America https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92612/smoky-skies-in-north-america/?src=eoa-iotd

• The Northwest is Running Hot and Dry https://earthobservatory nasa gov/images/92601/the-northwest-is-running-hot-and-dry/?src=eoa-iotd

Recent Blog Posts: https://earthobservatory nasa gov/blogs/

Notes from the Field * This Twilight Zone is Dark, Watery, and Full of Intrigue Oceanographers are studying the mysteries of the ocean layer that lies just below the sunlit surface http://earthobservatory nasa gov/blogs/fromthefield/2018/08/20/this-twilight-zone-is-dark-watery-and-full-of-intrigue/?src=eoa-blogs

• Preparing for Research at Sea Some advice for anyone preparing for a research cruise: be flexible, be prepared, and be excited http://earthobservatory nasa gov/blogs/fromthefield/2018/08/16/preparing-for-research-at-sea/?src=eoa-blogs

• Tale of a Plankton Trip The Research Vessel Sally Ride left Seattle for the northeastern Pacific Ocean, where scientists will work to understand the interactions between life in the sea and Earth’s carbon cycle http://earthobservatory nasa gov/blogs/fromthefield/2018/08/15/tale-of-a-plankton-trip/?src=eoa-blogs

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