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MMM-EARTH
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Description:
Watch the sunlit side of Earth as it rotates. NASA’s Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC), aboard NOAA’s DSCOVR satellite, provides daily, full disc imagery of the Earth.
Examples:
Natural or Enhanced imagery. Editable size. Thumbnails for minimum system load.
Never saw the dark side of the moon? Now you can!
Download:
Version 1.0.0
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I try it now ! great job !
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@Fonfon said in MMM-EARTH (Watch the sunlit side of Earth as it rotates):
I try it now ! great job !
Thank you. I hope you like it.
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Really awesome job!!! Congrats!
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@cowboysdude said in MMM-EARTH (Watch the sunlit side of Earth as it rotates):
Really awesome job!!! Congrats!
Thanks bro. I appreciate that.
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@cowboysdude said in MMM-EARTH (Watch the sunlit side of Earth as it rotates):
Really awesome job!!!
Now I would consider it awesome. Why? Well, it captured a unique perspective of the recent Total Solar Eclipse and I could not be more pleased. We’ve all seen the pictures of the sun eclipsed by the moon’s transit. A truly awe inspiring event. But who has seen the shadow that passed over the earth? MMM-EARTH, that’s who.
Ok, so I’m bragging a little, but come on! It’s friggin cool!
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@Mykle1 That is really cool!
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@cowboysdude said in MMM-EARTH (Captured unique perspective of Solar Eclipse August 21, 2017):
That is really cool!
Thank you!
Again, I would like to thank you @cowboysdude and @strawberry-3-141 for your assistance when I was stuck developing this module.
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Download:
Update Version 1.0.1
NASA changed their data without consulting me first. :^)
Thanks to JohnB7777 for creating the issue and bringing it to my attention.
And a tremendous Thank You to @cowboysdude for the fix and the pull request.
So, a
git pullin your MMM-EARTH directory will correct the problem.
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In light of the recent hurricane activity plaguing the Caribbean and the Eastern United States, I did a quick check of conditions using MMM-EARTH. You can see the storm paths and their development.
