This is what Typhoon Trami looks like from the ISS

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14. 10. 2019

You may have seen the news about Typhoon Trami ravaging Japan. According to some sources, it was the strongest typhoon in 60 years. It was photographed by an astronaut on the International Space Station, and it must be said that these are beautiful pictures. At first glance, you may recall that this typhoon looks like a hurricane. So what's the difference? The general term is tropical cyclone, the specific term depends on the fact where the storm is formed. In the Atlantic and Northeast Pacific, tropical cyclones are called hurricanes. Typhoons in the Pacific Northwest. Cyclones in the Indian Ocean and the South Pacific.

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