Message of ‘GO’ seen in clouds from space

A surprising picture has come out from the GOES East satellite. When viewed from space, it seems that the word ‘GO’ is written on the clouds. This image of Earth was taken on Friday, May 6 from the GOES East satellite, which is run by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Sharing the photo on Twitter, NOAA officials wrote, ‘We are happy that today is Friday. NOAA satellites never rest and always keep a watchful eye on Earth’s weather. Today we were surprised to see this interesting pattern in the marine stratocumulus clouds off the coast of Chile. It looks like the letter ‘G’.

Since that day was a Friday, NOAA made it TGIF, which is the short form of Thank God It’s Friday, by writing the letter ‘G’ along with the rest of the letter. But in the second tweet, NOAA wrote, ‘If you zoom in on this picture, you will see the word ‘GO’ being made.

Now looking at the picture afresh, it was found that a huge ‘GO’ is seen written on the coast of Chile. What kind of message is this? Is Prithvi saying that Prithvi should be left alone for a while?

Earth tells us to 'GO' in weird cloud message seen from space https://t.co/trbuCTrdqr

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Actually, there is nothing like that. Seeing recognizable figures in clouds or other objects is called pareidolia, where the human brain sees familiar patterns in different shapes. “Photos like the sight of someone’s face or screaming skulls on Mars are just a few examples of this psychology.

The appearance of a GO-like shape in the clouds on Earth was due to the atmospheric conditions of that time. But it is funny to think that Prithvi wants to give us some message here.