Image:France radar 2.jpg

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en :

• Subject : France viewed by NASA Shuttle radar-imaging ;
• Source : NASA Earth Observatory (modified) ;
• Original image in Wikipedia : Image:France_radar.jpg ;
• This version : Without shadows along the borders, modified by Sting.

fr :

• Sujet : Image radar de la France vue depuis la navette spatiale, par la NASA ;
• Source : NASA Earth Observatory (modifiée) ;
• Image originale sur Wikipédia : Image:France_radar.jpg ;
• Cette version : Sans ombres le long des frontières, modifiée par Sting.

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