NASA photo shows how far wildfire smoke has gone

West U.S. Wildlife in has produced a cloud of smoke that covers about 1 million square miles and traveled 1,300 miles as shown in the above NASA satellite image.

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The cloud was clearly visible from 1 million miles away and was so thick that it obscured the view of California and the North Pacific Ocean, as shown in the images below.

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One million miles away, NASA’s EPIC camera on NOAA’s DSCVR satellite captured the imaging showing smoke billowing into California and the northeastern Pacific Ocean. NASA

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This photo of a smoke wall was taken from the September 9 fires in California and Oregon on Nalisa’s Terra Satellite. NASA

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