Let's Do Some Leaf-Peeping From Space
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NASA satellites captured brilliant photographs of autumn foliage across North America and the Southern Hemisphere, including Nunavut's tundra flora, Lake Superior's maple and birch forests, Chile's southern beech trees, the Adirondack Mountains, Mount Katahdin in Maine, Pennsylvania's folded mountains, and Alaska's aspen and birch groves.
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