File:AERONET Izana.2011288.aqua.250m.jpg

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DescriptionAERONET Izana.2011288.aqua.250m.jpg	Español: Imagen de satélite de las Islas Canarias tomada por el MODIS de la NASA el 15 de octubre de 2011, donde se aprecia el tamaño de la mancha provocada por la erupción frente a las costas de El Hierro, España. English: Satellite image of the Canary Islands taken by the MODIS of the NASA on October 15, 2011, where the size of the spot caused by the eruption off the coast of El Hierro, Spain is appreciated.
Date	15 October 2011
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Deutsch: Satellitenbild der Kanarischen Inseln, aufgenommen mit dem MODIS der NASA am 15. Oktober 2011, wo die Größe von wo die Größe des Flecks, der durch den Eruption vor der Küste von El Hierro, Spanien, verursacht wurde, gewürdigt wird.}}

English: Satellite image of the Canary Islands, Spain, taken by the MODIS of the NASA on October 15, 2011, |date=2011-10-15 |source=http://lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov/imagery/subsets/?subset=AERONET_Izana.2011288.aqua.250m |author=NASA |permission= |other_versions= |other_fields= }}

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