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So so so sad.

it just looks like the picture is darkened with some clouds added. even the wave pattern stays exactly the same

Looks like a warzone :o

That is probably the most powerful use of a rollover that I've seen.

I dont think it conveys the horror of what really happened there. It just looks like a cloudy day from that height.

No clouds. Clouds. How bizzarre

Why do all the same people digg all of your stories mrbabyman? that doesn't seem very fair that you can get 50+ diggs no matter what you post. Granted, this is current, unlike that horrible 75 things a man needs to know thing. how did that make it to the top? Someone isn't playing by the rules! http://exposingtheflock.blogspot.com/

nothing to see here move along. the photo is deceptive to the max. the latter "after the flood" picture was taken at a different time and/or intentionally darkened to make it look gloomy and elicit "oh noes" reactions.

It looks like a black/white pic. But unfortunately it isn't, I think...

More clouds?

OMG YAY! INTERACTING WITH TRAGEDIES IS MY PAST TIME!

The only way to get people to care about anything: Interactive Maps

Here's a good picture from NASA's Earth Observatory:
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NewImage ...

Hopefully there's a special place in hell reserved for the military leaders of Myanmar for refusing to let aid into their country and letting tens of thousands die needlessly.

Why isn't J Peterman helping out?

this could of been so much better..

That scrolling thing SUCKED, and it doesn't even look that bad. Buried.

only difference between the two photos that i can see is that one is brown and has clouds, while the other is green and has no clouds. way to go. whoopie.

Does anybody remember a scrollling-type picture from the Banda Aceh damage in the 2004 tsunami? You could move your cursor left or right to expose damage over the picture. Post a link if you have it, please.

Dang, I was hoping to be able to "interact" with the satellite...

how pointless

looks the same to me

wow

We you see it, you'll....feel enormous amounts of grief and sympathy for the region.

the clouds get in the way

Its called Burma

Looking at that I'd just think it is a different season and more cloudy. Hard to tell what kind of destruction really happened there from those images.

that was pointless.

Maybe if I stare closely and slightly cross my eyes I will start to see the damage. I have never been good at these things.

What is so sad is how they will not let foreign, UN/US aid into the country. We could have already had two hospital ships, two Marine MEUs and round the clock airdrops of supplies in the area... Believe it or not there is a HUGE push in the US military (from inside leadership) to begin using our Navy more and more as a humanitarian aid force, like we've done in the Philipines, and Indonesia. Sad. So Sad. up to 2 million people homeless.

Its global warming! Everybody run for your lives!