Sometimes it takes seeing things from beyond our atmosphere, to feel a little more grounded. In the midst of all of the craziness, it’s important to remember that we are far more than just what we see on Facebook. We are also apart of something bigger! Something a heck of a lot more beautiful than a Twitter comment section.
We still get to live and breathe on the only known inhabitable planet for light years and that’s pretty cool.
From space, everything is still looking pretty good and thanks to the folks at the international space station, who are constantly taking pictures of our big, blue planet, as well as the NASA Johnson YouTube Channel we know that for a fact!
Though we don’t want to take away from our problems, we believe that a quick mindless scroll and breather certainly wouldn’t hurt – so inhale, take a moment and drift off with NASA’s 20 most favourite photos taken of Earth this year.
Cuba and the Bahamas
Cooper Creek, Australia
Corsica in Sunglint
Dust Over Cyprus
Fall Colors Near Ottawa, Canada
The Great Lakes
Kerguelen Islands
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Wind Farms on Maui
Moonrise over the southern Atlantic Ocean
Lakes and Fires, southern Kenya
Sunrise over the Great Australian Bight
Paris at Night
Flooding along the Nile in Sudan
New Zealand
Terminator over western Australia
Airglow above the western Indian Ocean
Dust Plume over southern Argentina
Reefs of Moindou Bay, New Caledonia
Cloud Swirl above the northern Sahara Desert
Earth and Moon from Crew Dragon
Wowza, there you have it. NASA’s favourite photos of earth from last year! We hope you’re feeling a little more chillaxed… we know that we are! Stay safe and stay fresh, folks. We’ll get through these wild times soon enough!
