ၾၢႆႇ:Europe topic image Satellite image.jpg

ၾၢႆႇငဝ်ႈတိုၼ်း ‎(3,520 × 2,347 pixels, တၢင်းလဵၵ်ႉတၢင်းယႂ်ႇ ၾၢႆႇ: 4.73 MB, ယိူင်ႈ MIME: image/jpeg)

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English: Europe topic image Satellite image.

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Image released 11. Feb. 2002

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Whole world - land and oceans.jpg

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NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. Derivative work by User:Pbsouthwood

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