It’s not like a world map! NASA reveals a picture of what Mexico really looks like from space

The NASA I was surprised by a picture of Mexico taken from International Space Station (EEI) by an astronaut, you can see in it the south of the country and is indicated by the Popocatepetl volcano.

Image provided by Earth Observation Facility from the EEI Crew and Earth Sciences and Remote Sensing Unit, Johnson Space Center, in March 2020 and escorted with camera short focus.

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NASA notes that the image includes most images mountain ranges And the long coasts of the national territory, you can also appreciate different climatic zones.

In the photo, Pico de Orizaba and Popocatepetl volcano Which is located next to Mexico City, a place designated by NASA as one of the most earthquake-prone entities in the country.

mountains and forests

NASA explained that in the photo you can also see a file on Costa Facing the Gulf of Mexico is where the weather is tropical And wet.

The light green parts of the image are files Forests and coastal plainsWhile inside you can see the clouds forming around the mountains.

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“The light brown terrain inland is essentially a desert landscape that extends northward across the US-Mexico border,” he said.

They detail that what photo frames is The central window of the ‘dome unit from the International Space Station and includes the solar panels for Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus cargo spacecraft.”

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