If ever you want a surefire way to calm your nerves
on those days when life's problems seem all-encompassing, wait until nighttime
rolls around and head outside for a nice peek up at the stars. When's the last
time you were disappointed by looking at the sky? Or by looking at pictures of
the earth from space, even?
We may never know all there is to know about space,
about we can definitely admire, learn, and be inspired by checking out the view
of earth from space.

Sometimes in the process of juggling things like
work, school, family, and friends, it’s easy to forget how big the universe is
and how small life’s struggles really are in the grand scheme of things. That’s
why we’ve put together this collection of stunning pictures of Earth from
space, taken by NASA satellites and astronauts alike. Here you’ll see Earth
through the eyes of the stars as you check out aerial views of our planet from
space.
You’ll see everything from what our little rock
looks like when it’s all lit up at night to what an eclipse looks like from the
Moon’s point of view. We’ll also show you some stunning photos of natural
wonders like the Aurora Borealis as they appear from above and even a few
natural disasters that NASA was able to catch on film as they unfolded below. Come on in and enjoy being part of a moment in
history when it’s not only possible for humans to explore space, but to bring
back pictures for those of us who aren’t quite ready to hop on the
rocket.
Now you and your fear of heights can see the beauty
of the Earth in a whole new light without the trauma of so much as a trip to
space camp. Look at these wonderful pictures and enjoy because they will make
your day incredible. So without further ado, vote up the most amazing earth
picture from space and let the Earth gazing begin!
Astronaut Ron Garan's Tweet of What a Shooting Star
Looks like in Space
Satellite View of the Southern Lights near Australia
and Antarctica
The British Isles Beneath the Aurora Borealis
The Southern Lights Glowing over the Indian Ocean
The 2015 Blue Marble, the First Full Image of
Earth's Sunlit Side Since Apollo 17
The Eruption of Sarychev Volcano Near Japan as
Captured from Space
Best View of the Milky Way Ever
The Lights of Europe Twinkling Back at the Stars
Earth as Seen from NASA's Curiosity Rover on Mars
The Moon's Shadow as Cast on the Earth During an
Eclipse
Bowknot Bend in Utah's Green River Canyon
Sochi, Russia, as Seen from the International Space
Station
Proof that Moon Rises Are Under Rated
Sunrise over the Pacific Ocean as Seen from the
Stars
The USA as it Appears from the NASA-NOAA Satellite
The Islands of Dubai as Seen from Space
Montreal Canada at Night Time
Smoke Rising from NYC Right After the Terrorist
Attacks of 9/11
The Reason Galešnjak, Croatia Is Called the
"Island of Love"
McMurdo Valley, Antarctica
Aerial View of the Kamchatka Peninsula on the East
Coast of Russia
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