Scientific curiosity, Images of the disaster

There are new satellite photos of the floods in Valencia and other provinces in Spain, the image you are seeing was published by the European space agency on November 5, it was taken on October 29 at 8 am UTC, it was taken by the satellite third generation meteosat.

As you can imagine, the most intense blue corresponds to the most intense rains. What fell was a real lake, a small sea, it is tremendous and according to the European space agency, the rainfall was terrible. NASA collects the data from Amed and cites In their statement, there was rainfall of 300 mm of rain and in the town of Chiva almost 500 mm of rain fell in 8 hours because not only the amount of water that falls but the concentration in a short period of time.

All these satellites that take all these images were already available for the emergency services, the satellites are now at the service of the emergency and assistance services to provide information to these services so that they can work more efficiently in recovery tasks. and they will be used in the future to take measures so that this does not happen again because it will happen again.

Aside from climate change and global warming and these things, this happens periodically on the Levantine coast, there are periodic floods every 30 to 40 years, there is a very big one, what can be done is take measures to prevent this from happening. Of course we need data and satellites right now are a fundamental tool to obtain that data.

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