File:Turquoise Swirls in the Black Sea.jpg

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JPEG file comment	Satellite: Aqua Sensor: MODIS Date: 29 May 2017 Description: Coccolithophore blooms brighten the Black Sea. Red channel: Band 1 (645 nm) Green channel: Band 4 (555 nm) Blue channel: Band 3 (469 nm) Projection: near-sided perspective Projection details: mapproject -Rd -JG17/46/1.4/100/32/-90/25/25/70 Image created by: Norman Kuring