Thermal anomalies

Thermal anomalies refer to areas where the temperature is significantly different from the surrounding environment. These differences can be caused by various factors, such as unusual heat activity, geothermal processes, or human activities like industry. For example, a hot spring or volcanic vent shows a thermal anomaly because it emits more heat than the normal ground temperature. Detecting these anomalies helps scientists study natural phenomena, monitor volcanic activity, or identify heat leaks in buildings. Essentially, thermal anomalies highlight spots where the temperature doesn't match what we'd typically expect in that area.