As Bad Astronomy noted earlier, NASA’s Terra satellite has captured images of the brewing storms. Terra's job is to gaze back at our planet from about 430 miles up, and to conduct studies of earth science and global warming.
In this photo, taken on Sunday August 29, the larger storm is Hurricane Danielle, which has since fizzled out. The smaller storm is Earl, which grew in strength throughout the week.
In this photo, taken on Sunday August 29, the larger storm is Hurricane Danielle, which has since fizzled out. The smaller storm is Earl, which grew in strength throughout the week.
