NASA Reveals 20 Most Stunning Earth Images Taken From The ISS

For 20 years, the International Space Station (ISS) has been manned. The astronauts up there, while being occupied with technical and scientific work, still have some free time. And many crew members have decided to spend their free time taking photos of the Earth. The images below were taken from the ISS at an altitude of over 320 kilometers.

The Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean frame Jamaica, Cuba, the Bahamas, and southern Florida.

The Cooper Creek floodplain in Australia.

The islands of Sardinia and Corsica are highlighted by sunlight reflecting off the Mediterranean Sea.

A huge dust cloud looming over Cyprus.

Ottawa, Canada capital with fall colors.

The Great Lakes.

The Kerguelen Islands.

Wind Farms on Maui.

Southern Kenya, lakes, and fires.

When night falls in Paris.

New Zealand.

A surging dust storm with trailing dust cloud in South America.

The northern Sahara Desert with clouds swirling.

Earth and moon viewed from Crew Dragon.

Reefs of Moindou Bay in New Caledonia.

Airglow above the western Indian Ocean.

Terminator in western Australia.

Flooding in the Nile in Sudan.

Sunrise above the Great Australian Bight.

Moonrise above the southern Atlantic Ocean.

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