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What the Satellites Saw Days Before the Tragedy in Nepal: the Acceleration of the Ice that Anticipated the Collapse

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Radar images captured prior to the detachment in the Himalayas, which swept through entire communities, already showed abnormal movements that no warning system was prepared to detect in time.

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Radar images captured prior to the detachment in the Himalayas, which swept through entire communities, already showed abnormal movements that no warning system was prepared to detect in time.

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The Russian satellite Resurs-P recorded the consequences of a catastrophic flood in Nepal, which claimed the lives of more than a thousand people after the end of the glacier, reported in Roskosmos. The company in its channel in Max published footage showing the extent of the devastating spill of the Trisuli River in Nepal. "Roskosmosmos satellite photographed the Trisuli River from a height of about 500 km over a month before the flood and two …

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The signs that indicated days before the floods in Nepal that "disaster" would come and the new early warning systems that were installed afterwards.

Scientists now estimate that the disaster was caused by the collapse of a glacier, which sent a block of ice 1,000 to 1,300 meters wide...

Roskosmos published satellite images of the disaster spill of the Trisuli River in Nepal, available on Telegram Channel.

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These are the latest scientific data on the unimaginable tragedy in Nepal.New scientific data on the disaster that struck Nepal on August 26, 2026 are beginning to reveal the complex mechanism that preceded the tragedy in the Himalayas. At the same time, the country's government is calling for urgent international financial support through the Fund for Combating Loss and Damage, bringing the issue of climate justice back to the forefront for cou…

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dnews.gr broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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