From Space Collection (page 13)

Earths atmosphere seen from Apollo 14. Earth is seen at bottom right corner. The atmosphere appears as a bright band (bottom left corner to upper right) as it is lit by the sun

Aurora from space
Aurora borealis. Coloured combined ultraviolet and optical image of an aurora borealis (northern lights) display seen from space. The aurorae are seen as a ring of light around the North Pole

Lambert Glacier, Antarctica

Coloured satellite image of Hurricane Linda
Hurricane Linda. Coloured computer three- dimensional reconstruction, based on satellite data, of Hurricane Linda off the coast of Mexico (top right). North is towards top left

Coastal lagoons, satellite image. North is at top. Vegetation is red and water is blue. This area is on the western coast of Mexicos Yucatan Peninsula

South-East England, satellite image. North is at top. This view is about 280 kilometres across, stretching from Bristol (grey area, centre left) to the eastern coast of Kent (far right)

Australian bush fire smoke
Bush fire smoke. Satellite image of smoke from bush fires in Australia being blown out over the Pacific Ocean (blue). The fires surrounded much of the city of Sydney in New South Wales

Tropical Storm Lane, true-colour satellite image. This cyclonic storm began as Tropical Depression 14-E on 5 September 2000, over the Pacific Ocean around 200 miles off the Mexican coast

Satellite image of Hurricane Nora over the Pacific
Hurricane Nora. Satellite image of Hurricane Nora off the coast of Baja California, Mexico. The hurricane is the swirl of clouds surrounding the dark hole (the " eye" ) at lower right

Tropical cyclones over the Indian Ocean, satellite image. North is at top. The coast of Madagascar is at far left (green). The cyclones are (from left- right): Gerry, Hape, 18S and Fiona

Thunderstorm over Brazil. Cumulonimbus storm clouds photographed by the crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger during the STS-41B mission of 3-11 February 1984

Open cell clouds over the South Atlantic
Open cell clouds. Terra satellite image of a cloud formation known as open cell, over the South Atlantic Ocean. This pattern appears on the back of a low pressure system or cyclone

Jetstream clouds seen over north-western Libya. The jetstreams are high-altitude, fast-moving air currents that are a few thousand kilometres long

Sand storm over Canary Islands
Sand storm. True-colour satellite image of a sand storm from the Sahara Desert, Africa (right), over the Canary Islands (centre to centre left) in the Atlantic Ocean. North is at top

Forest fires in South America. Satellite image of smoke from thousands of fires (red circles) in South America, near the Brazil-Bolivia border

Ozone hole, September 2001
Antarctic ozone hole. Coloured satellite image of reduced atmospheric ozone levels around Antarctica (lower centre, darkest blue) on 17 September 2001

NOa satellite image of hurricane Fran near USA

French coastline. True-colour satellite image of the Atlantic coastline of south-west France. North is at top. Vegetation is green and water is blue. A sandy beach (white) stretches up the coast

Eye of Hurricane Dean, 18 August 2007
Eye of Hurricane Dean. Clouds swirling around the eye of Hurricane Dean over the Caribbean at noon local time on 18 August 2007

Jet stream clouds over eastern Canada, seen from orbit. North is towards bottom. This band of high- altitude clouds runs from bottom right to centre

False-col satellite image of worlds oceans
False-colour satellite image of the worlds oceans, showing the distribution of phytoplankton in the surface water. The colours represent varying phytoplankton densities from red (most dense)

Dust storm over the Canary Islands, Aqua satellite image. Sand has blown north-west from the Sahara desert (bottom right) and is swirling over the Canary Islands (bottom centre)

Storm clouds in North Atlantic, from space, 61-A
Storm clouds seen from space. This photograph shows the clouds associated with a cyclonic disturbance. This is found near a low pressure region, and used to be called a mid-lattitude cyclone

Von Karman vortices, Cape Verde islands
Von Karman vortices. Terra satellite image of von Karman vortices (best seen at top left) in clouds over the Cape Verde Islands off West Africa

Thunderstorm cloud seen from space
Thunderstorm seen from space. View of a large cumulonimbus cloud cell seen from an orbiting Space Shuttle. The cell has two major updrafts

Earth with 5 hurricanes, satellite image
Earth with five hurricanes, satellite image. North is at top. There are five rotating cloud systems (white) seen across the upper hemisphere of Earth

Gemini 12 image of the jetstream over the
Jetstream. Gemini 12 photograph of the jetstream high over the Sahara Desert in Egypt. The desert is in the foreground, and is cut across by the River Nile

Coloured satellite image of Hurricane Pauline
Hurricane Pauline. Coloured computer three- dimensional reconstruction, based on satellite data, of Hurricane Pauline off the coast of Mexico (green). North is towards top

Chilean glaciers, photographed from the orbiting International Space Station. This is the Cerro Pared Norte coastal mountains in southern Chile

St Ives, Cornwall, UK, satellite image. North is at top. Water is dark green, land is green, brown and grey. Sand is white/pale green

Heath and moorland fires, UK
Heath and moorland fires in the UK, Aqua satellite image. April 2003 was a warm, dry month in Northern Europe. This, combined with a strong easterly wind

False colour image of the Indian Ocean
False-colour satellite image of the Indian Ocean and part of the Pacific Ocean, showing the distribution of phytoplankton in the surface water

Hurricane Emily, 14th July 2005
Hurricane Emily in the Caribbean Sea, at 19:15 GMT (20:15 BST) on 14th July 2005. At this stage Emily was a category four hurricane, the second strongest level

Dust storm over the Red Sea
Dust storm spreading out over the Red Sea. This view is looking south, looking toward the mainland of Africa in southern Sudan

Antarctic ozone hole, 2006
Antarctic ozone hole. Coloured satellite image of the reduced atmospheric ozone layer over Antarctica on 13th September 2007

Dust plume crossing the Mediterranean sea, Terra satellite image. Sand and dust from North Africa and the Sahara (bottom) has blown north towards Italy in a large plume

County Durham, England
County Durham, UK, satellite image. Vegetation is green, water is blue and urban areas are grey. North is at top. County Durham is a county in north-east England

Carbon dioxide levels, Atlantic, 2003
Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels centred on the Atlantic Ocean, satellite data. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming

Dust storm over the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf, Terra and Aqua composite satellite image. Sand and dust from surrounding countries has been picked up by winds, forming a sandstorm

Arctic ozone distribution. Coloured satellite image of average total column ozone levels (amount of ozone in a column of air between the Earths surface and space) over the Arctic during January 2005

Hurricane Florence from space shuttle
Hurricane Florence. Photograph of the clouds associated with Hurricane Florence, taken from Space Shuttle Atlantis during Mission STS-66 of 3- 14 November 1994

Von Karman vortices in clouds
Von Karmen vortices. Aqua satellite image of clouds showing a Von Karmen vortex street (braid- like area, centre) over Jan Mayen Island (at top of street). The wind is blowing from the top

Mediterranean Basin, satellite image. North is at top. The mediterranean separates the continents of Europe and Africa. The northern Mediterranean borders Spain, France, Italy, Slovenia

Flood risk in London, satellite image
Flood risk in London. Satellite image of central London illustrating the areas at risk of flooding due to a rise in sea-level. North is at top

Atlantic storms, QuikSCAT radar image
Atlantic storms, radar image. This map, centred on the Atlantic, shows wind speeds measured by radar from the QuikSCAT satellite

Clouds disrupted by islands, true-colour satellite image. North is at top. The islands (brown) of the Canary Islands (lower right) and Madeira (upper centre) are disrupting clouds (white)

View of long cirrus clouds over Atlantic
View of long cirrus clouds & transverse bands over the Atlantic, 160 km northwest of Dakar on the westernmost tip of Africa

Hurricane Emily, 17 July 2005
Hurricane Emily. Satellite image of Hurricane Emily (centre) approaching Yucatan (left), Mexico, on 17 July 2005 at 1625 GMT

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