Add the first image to the map, just as a preview. Var collection = CLOROFILA_IC.select('CLOROFILA-A') You can find an extract of my code below and the complete code on this link // Simple ImageCollection preview via animated GIF.

I used this code as guide, in the addText function I used the property system:time_start, but it is not working because I get one number (not the date) for the whole collection.

Other asteroids are expected to swing past Earth on Star Wars Day, though they won’t come as close.įor a bit more context as to just how close this x-wing-sized asteroid will come to Earth, the average distance between our planet and the Moon is just 382,500 kilometers, so the asteroid will pass close to double that distance as fans all around the world celebrate Star Wars Day.I found a way to add text to the images of a collection using a package that GEE user Gena created for this purpose.

Astronomers are still learning more about 2023 HF7. These expectations and estimations are constantly changing, especially as astronomers study newly discovered asteroids to figure out their exact orbits and how they interact with Earth’s orbit. At first, Google Earth only had images from US government sources, such as NASA and the US Geological Survey. Google Earth first launched in 2005 and since then it has come a long way. You can find the google earth website from the search bar as well. Using satellite images, aerial photography, and 3D topographic maps, you can explore cities, mountains, and oceans with just a few clicks. In fact, it will likely be at least a hundred years before we have to worry about an asteroid impact, though there are concerns about an asteroid impact in 2046. It turns out that the data used by Google Earth is surprisingly up-to-date and accurate. Google Earth is a free program from Google that allows you to explore the world from the comfort of your own home. While it is considered a Near Earth Object (NEO), it isn’t expected to impact our planet anytime soon. Still, despite the fact it is coming so close, there’s no reason to fear this X-wing-sized asteroid.

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