Since the first pictures of Earth were taken from space, amazing Earth photos have been sent back, including the Blue Marble images and views of our planet from deep space.

The "Blue Marble" is an image of Earth taken on December 7, 1972 as the Apollo 17 crew made its way to the moon. It's a detailed image of our planet, against the inky black void of space. Africa ...

HERE: This view of Earth from the International Space Station is a still from live 24/7 video by NASA's HD Earth Viewing experiment, which streams live views of our planet from space. It was ...

The visual journey unveils what the stars in the night sky truly are, using authentic images captured from Earth. With the ...

That’s because it was one of the first images to show us what our planet looked like from very far away in space. And as Anders himself put it : “The view points out the beauty of Earth, and ...

Auroras (also called the northern and southern lights) are visible from the ground after powerful solar storms, but these ...

China's Tianwen 2 probe has captured striking pictures of home as it heads out to a near-Earth asteroid to collect samples.

Earth from space A 2014 photo shows a massive, iceberg-littered pool of vibrant blue meltwater sitting alone on top of a glacier in Alaska. Similar "melt ponds" are becoming increasingly common in ...

The space probe, originally dubbed Triana, would point a telescope with a color camera back at our planet from L1, and send images down to Earth. Enlarge this image ...

With all that in mind, for this year’s Earth Day, let’s check out some of the best images of our planet from space because there’s nothing more sobering than the realization that all of ...

The images that astronauts take from on the ISS aren't only for enjoyment though. They can also be an important tool for scientific research.NASA has a program called Crew Earth Observations (CEO ...

International astronomers have for the first time witnessed the birth of a planetary system beyond Earth's sun that could one day resemble our own.