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The Earth in Perspective

For the first time in history, we are able to see the whole Earth continually in a perspective from space.  This “God’s eye view” vividly shows that we live on one world. We have one ocean and one atmosphere. The boundary lines and labels we put on maps and globes are entirely artificial; the natural processes that support life on our Earth are all interdependent and interact in complex ways. We can only truly understand and appreciate our world as a whole, recognizing it as an unfathomably rich and complex set of systems of systems Read More

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