Satellite image and toposheet difference

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Satellite images are captured from space while toposheets are 2D maps of the earth's surface.

Satellite images are captured from space using satellites and provide a bird's eye view of the earth's surface.
Toposheets are 2D maps of the earth's surface that show the terrain, elevation, and other features.
Satellite images are more detailed and can capture changes over time, while toposheets are static and provide a general overview.
Satellite images are useful for monitoring natural disasters, urban growth, and environmental changes, while toposheets are useful for planning and navigation.
Satellite images can be used to create 3D models of the earth's surface, while toposheets cannot.