An astronomy webcast time is not a local visibility forecast
An astronomical event can have a global time, a broadcaster’s start time and a different local viewing situation.
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An astronomical event can have a global time, a broadcaster’s start time and a different local viewing situation.
Read the guideA red forest in a satellite image may represent a measured infrared response rather than red leaves.
Read the guideA presenter’s description of a destination’s usual weather can help explain its climate.
Read the guideA news graphic can give one earthquake magnitude and several local shaking intensities.
Read the guideA spectacular eruption sequence can be archive footage within a new report.
Read the guideA satellite image in a newly published programme may have been acquired years earlier.
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