Every year, astronauts on the International Space Station take thousands of photos of the Earth. At NASA’s request, members of the Johnson Space Center’s Earth Science and Remote Sensing Department at Houston have selected their favorites for 2020. The American space agency recently uploaded a video, which incorporates one of their top 20 most beautiful shots of the blue planet.
This video NASA It helps to discover the extraordinary and awe-inspiring scenery of our planet, whether they are immaculate natural sites or highly urbanized areas. One can only be amazed by the photos of the islands of Corsica and Sardinia, the rocks of the Gulf of Moindo in New Caledonia, or Paris taken at night. To help you convince yourself of it, we have selected a few for you. Here is our preference:
A Cloud of Dust flies over Cyprus
[© NASA]
PARIS, a night light city in November is immortal
[© NASA]
The largest lakes in North America lose ice during the winter dead season
[© NASA]
Coral reefs and marshes are the real treasures of the Gulf of Moindo in New Caledonia.
[© NASA]
Strange night lights or air glow in English, visible above the Indian Ocean
[© NASA]
In Australia, the Cooper Creek River flows through the desert
[© NASA]
The turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea bathe the islands of Cuba and the Bahamas
[© NASA]
Cloud Swirl at Sahara Dessert
[© NASA]
Corsica and Sardinia are processed by the reflections of the sun in the Mediterranean
[© NASA]
OTTAWA, the Canadian capital is adorned with its fall colors
[© NASA]
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