NASA just released 2.95 million satellite images

[LONDONER]

Here are 21 of the best:

http://www.businessinsider.com/nasa-rele...ges-2016-4

[Emiliano]

Those are really interesting, thanks for sharing.
I like the ones that show before and after contrasts and what the Mexico/USA border looks like from space.

[Insertnamehere]

That's the kind of stuff I like to see

[LONDONER]

That's the kind of stuff I like to see

I can never be sure what is going to attract people's attention or not. Sometimes I post something that I consider really interesting that gets lots of views but no comments whatsoever. Anyway, glad you liked it.

[Insertnamehere]

I can never be sure what is going to attract people's attention or not. Sometimes I post something that I consider really interesting that gets lots of views but no comments whatsoever. Anyway, glad you liked it.

You shouldn't feel pressured to please others. Spread the information anyway, someone will use it.

I for one really enjoy space exploration and the likes, that's why I made the comment, although it wasn't an indication of any distaste for any other of your topics.

[AlfredM]

Nice stuff, thanks for sharing Londoner. The Earth is indeed a work of art. If you haven't used it already, there's an extension for Chrome called "Earth View from Google Earth" which gives very beautiful satellite image of the Earth every time you open a new tab, similar to these NASA images. Opening a new tab will never be the same~ Try it out~!

[Emiliano]

Nice stuff, thanks for sharing Londoner. The Earth is indeed a work of art. If you haven't used it already, there's an extension for Chrome called "Earth View from Google Earth" which gives very beautiful satellite image of the Earth every time you open a new tab, similar to these NASA images. Opening a new tab will never be the same~ Try it out~!

ooh im going to check that out