Recording images of the Earth U.S., Russia differ

PICTURE Earth satellite recordings owned by the Russian Electro-L.

LONDON - Satellite Images of Earth captured Russians, Elektro-L seems to be different with the images captured through the satellite earth Administrative Agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States, a newspaper reported yesterday.

Recording images of the Earth via the Russian satellite is considered more accurate than the recording of NASA missions in space.

According to astronomers, Dr. Robert Simmon of NASA's Earth Observatory at Goddard Space Flight Center, Maryland, which captured the image that Russia is a combination of satellite visibility and convenient infrared wavelengths.

This has caused the Earth looks different with NASA who uses a variety of recording infrared images, and converted into three-dimensional (3-D). - Agencies