Astronauts to capture pictures of California wildfires

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NASA astronaut Karen nyberg snapping up the fire from her article aboard the international space station on Saturday (August 24).
"We track with us directly in California about an hour before the ring of fire nyberg destruction on August 26," wrote on her Twitter account, @ AstroKarenN.
Ring of fire, begin on August 17, has burned more than 149000 acres of land, the threat to their homes, Yosemite national park, and San Francisco's water supply. Fire contained 15%, now has more than 3000 staff, to prevent its spread. RIM fire photos] [superior fire burning in the United States:
"Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate their homes and roads are closed in the region," NASA's earth observation wrote. "As of August 23, no structure have been reported, but fire threat of pine grove and mountain lake town."
This has been a wildfire than any other year in recent memory active for a year, a few minutes less earth observatory reports. Wildfire has scorched 3400000 acres, in the United States in 2013, the observatory's official said. By contrast, in 2012, the wildfire burned more than 9.3 million acres of land, statistics provided by the national fire control center.

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Although this year is likely to be the average of the underside, some scientists believe that fire risk may increase by the end of this century as a whole. Hot and dry conditions, may lead to the risk of fire in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Doug Morton, green belt, Maryland in the United States scientists at NASA's Goddard space flight center said in a statement: "in the past 30 years, we have seen in hot and dry conditions, promote the fire activity increases,". "Across the western United States and Alaska, satellite shows the burning area each year more than the same period increased."
The international space station astronauts have found a wildfire. In June 2012, 15517 acres of land in the Colorado wildfires consumption was photographed from the orbiting laboratory a window. A 2011 in Texas wildfires burning, also see the outpost astronauts on board.
Satellites in orbit around the earth in the progress of the image of the wildfires, and. On August 22, NASA's Aqua satellite captured the smoke from the fire rises, a day later, the space agency's Finnish NPP satellite photos of the fire.