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Monsoon clouds swallow 95% of India, Isro satellite images show: What to expect

Monsoon clouds swallow 95% of India, Isro satellite images show: What to expect

Somewhere around 3 am on July 22, while most of India slept, a satellite parked 36,000 km above the equator quietly took the country's photograph. India was not in it. Only cloud. That is not a figure of speech. Images from India Meteorological... Read more.

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