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The Earths atmosphere at sunrise seen from orbit
Earths atmosphere. Sunrise over the Pacific Ocean, seen from a space shuttle in orbit (mission STS-69). The black area in the lower frame is the Earth in darkness

A spectacular, colourful aurora borealis display
View of a colourful aurora borealis display (northern lights). Aurorae are caused by the interaction between energetic charged particles coming from the Sun

Climate change. Car half buried by cracked earth, conceptual computer artwork

Americas, artwork
Americas. Computer artwork of the whole Earth centred on the Americas. North is at top with the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west

Earth. Computer artwork of the Earth centred on Central America

Computer-enhanced Apollo 4 view of crescent Earth
Crescent Earth. Computer-enhanced view of the Earth as taken from the Apollo 4 spacecraft, in orbit 17, 960 kilometres above the surface

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, satellite image. North is at top, urban areas are grey, water is blue, shallow coastal waters are light blue and arid areas are pale brown

Deforestation in the Amazon. Satellite image of the region around the mouth of the Amazon River (upper left) in northern Brazil. North is at top

Great Britain, relief map. Highland areas such as the west of Scotland (upper left) and Wales (lower centre) are picked out in light and shadow

Earth centred on the Pacific Ocean
Whole Earth. Satellite image of the whole Earth centred on the Pacific Ocean. At top right is the west coast of North America. Weather systems demarcated by white cloud formations are seen

Earth. Computer artwork of the Earth in space with the Sun rising behind it

Cuba and Florida from Space Shuttle
Shuttle photograph of the northern Caribbean Sea including the peninsula of Florida (shown at the top). Cuba appears in the centre foreground

Whole earth from Apollo 17
The classic photograph of the whole Earth, taken from the Apollo 17 spacecraft in December 1972. It shows Antarctica, Africa & Arabia

Apollo 17 view of the earth
The classic photograph of the whole Earth, taken from the Apollo 17 spacecraft in December 1972 & showing Antarctica, Africa, & Arabia. The starry background has been added photographically

Northern Somalia & Gulf of Aden from space STS-55
The Horn of Africa. View of northern Somalia and the Gulf of Aden, seen from space. The Somali provinces of Sanaag, Bari and Nugaal are in this image

Map of Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland on a blue grid

USA, satellite image. North is at top. The USA consists of the lower 48 states (shown). The Pacific islands of Hawaii and Alaska, which is separated from the lower 48 states by Canada

Brittany region, France, satellite image. North is at top. Vegetation is shown in green, water in blue, and urban areas in grey

Shuttle photograph of Kuwait, Iraq & Iran
Shuttle photograph showing the north Persian Gulf on December 4th 1988, taken from the earth- orbiting Atlantis during mission STS-27. Kuwait can be seen above the centre of the frame

Brazil, satellite image. North is at top. Brazil is the largest country in South America. It shares borders with every country in South America with the exception of Chile and Ecuador

Caribbean, satellite image. North is at top. The Caribbean comprises over 7000 islands in the Caribbean Sea between the Gulf of Mexico and the USA to the north

Computer artwork of Europe
Europe. Computer artwork of Europe (upper centre). Europe is separated from Africa (bottom centre) by the Mediterranean Sea. The Middle East region is at centre right

Earth globes, composite artwork
Earth globes. Composite artwork of Earth globes in different colours. The continents shown include Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia and the Americas

Drought in Australia, conceptual image
Drought in Australia. Conceptual computer artwork of mainland Australia with the land mass depicted as cracked earth, representing drought caused by climate change

Apollo 7 photograph of Kuwait, Iraq & Iran
Apollo 7 photograph showing the northern end of the Persian Gulf. Taken on October 14th 1968 from an altitude of 226 kilometres, it includes areas of Kuwait (lower left), Iraq (left) and Iran (top)

True-colour satellite image of southern Scotland
Southern Scotland. True-colour satellite image of southern Scotland, including the cities of Glasgow (at centre left) and Edinburgh (at right). North is at top

China, satellite image. North is at top. Green areas are vegetated, brown are desert and white are snow-covered. China is the worlds most populous country

Earth centred on Australasia
Australasia. Combined visible and infrared satellite image of Australasia taken by the Chinese FY-2 satellite. This geostationary weather satellite was launched by China on 10th June 1997

Earth. Conceptual computer artwork of the Earth with swirls of gold light

Earth rise over water. Abstract computer image of the Earth seen on a starfield, appearing to rise over a foreground of rippled water

Computer art of the Earth (Mercator projection)
Earth. Computer illustration of the Earth in flat projection, centred on Europe and Africa. This is a Mercator cylindrical projection

Part of a map of Europe
Europe. Part of a map of Europe. North is towards the top right. The map shows the political divisions of the land

Tropical belt expansion, artwork
Tropical belt expansion. Computer artwork of a map of the Earth representing the expansion of the tropical belt (red area) due to climate change

Computer artwork of sunrise over the Earth
Sunrise. Computer artwork of sunrise over the Earth seen from space. The Sun is illuminating Australasia

Globe spinning on a finger
MODEL RELEASED. Globe spinning on a finger. Conceptual image of the Earth spinning on a finger

Satellite image of southwest Wales
Southwest Wales. Satellite image of Southwest Wales, Great Britain. The colours here approximate to natural tones. North is at top. The city of Swansea (grey) is at lower right

GOES satellite image of South America
South America. Coloured combined visible and infrared GOES satellite image of South America and storms in the Atlantic Ocean. The continent of South America is seen at lower centre

Sunrise. Computer artwork of the Earth in space, with the Sun emerging from behind it

Abstract artwork of Earth arranged as an atom

GOES satellite image of Earth showing day / night
GOES satellite image of Earth showing day/night

Computer artwork of sunrise over crescent Earth
Sunrise. Computer artwork of sunrise over the Earth seen from space. Only a crescent of the Earth is illuminated by the Sun

Red Sea from space
Arabian Peninsula (right) and the Red Sea (left) from space. At centre left, between two fingers of the Red Sea, is the Sinai Peninsula, part of Egypt

Australasia and south-eastern Asia. Coloured satellite image of south-eastern Asia and Australasia. North is at top. Vegetation is green, bare earth is brown and water is blue

Essex, UK, satellite image. The county of Essex lies to the north east of London (grey area, bottom left) and is one of the key commuter belts of the capital

Chile and Argentina, satellite image. North is at top. Chile is a long country which occupies the strip of land between the Pacific coast and the Andes mountains in the west of South America

True colour satellite image of northwest Wales
Wales. True-colour satellite image of northwest Wales, Great Britain. North is at top. The city of Bangor is on the coast at upper centre, but the rest of the region is largely rural

Earth. Conceptual computer artwork of the Earth surrounded by swirls of blue light

True-colour satellite image of northern England
Northern England. True-colour satellite image of northern England, showing the counties of Cumbria (at left), Northumberland (at upper right) and Durham (at lower right). North is at top

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"Exploring the Wonders of Sciences: From Whole Earth to Beyond" Witness the breathtaking beauty of our planet with the iconic Blue Marble 2000 image, capturing the entirety of Earth in one mesmerizing view. Apollo 17's photograph of our whole earth from space reminds us of humanity's small yet significant place in the vastness of the universe. Discover a bird's-eye perspective with a satellite image showcasing the stunning British Isles, highlighting their unique geographical features and natural splendor. Unveil ancient wisdom through The Emerald Tablet, also known as Smaragdine Table or Tabula Smaragdina, an enigmatic text that holds secrets about alchemy and metaphysics. Journey back in time with Durer's world map from 1515, marveling at how early cartographers envisioned our planet before modern scientific advancements. Explore Science Allegorised, where art meets knowledge as intricate illustrations depict various branches of science and their interconnectedness. Experience awe-inspiring moments like never before with Earthrise - a captivating sight witnessed by astronauts above the moon's surface that forever changed our perception of home. Immerse yourself in history through a 16th-century plan of Florence, offering insights into both urban development and scientific progress during Renaissance times. Illuminate your nightscape curiosity with a satellite image revealing North America glowing under city lights – showcasing human activity across this vast continent after sunset. Travel through time and geography with a meticulously detailed 17th-century map depicting Europe’s diverse regions while reflecting evolving political boundaries and cultural identities. Dive into nature's wonders as you explore northwest Scotland through a true-color satellite image – unveiling its rugged landscapes, pristine lochs, and untamed beauty from above. Study topography like never before using an intricately crafted relief map showcasing United Kingdom and Eire – a tangible representation of the land's elevations and features.