File:Nauru satellite.jpg

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Description	English: Nauru satellite picture
Date	14 October 2002
Source	Image Library.
Author	ARM

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This photograph was produced by the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Program.

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Exif version	2.1
Unique image ID	200cd987a9b387093a6f3fbc92f2651f

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