This Earth Day, look through spectacular photos of the Earth's various destinations—from France to Spain and Australia—as viewed from space.
Photo 1 of 14 A Spacebird's eye view of the Grand Canyon in Northen Arizona, USA. | Photo from NASA
Photo 2 of 14 The lowest freshwater lake, Sea of Galilee, in northern Israel. | Photo from NASA
Photo 3 of 14 The world's fourth longest river, Dneiper River, located in Ukraine. | Photo from NASA
Photo 4 of 14 Mount Whaleback Iron Ore Mine, Australia. | Photo from NASA
Photo 5 of 14 Farmsteads in Chateaubriant, France as seen from space. | Photo from NASA
Photo 6 of 14 The Rhine River serving as a border between the Alsace region of northeastern France (left) and the Black Forest region of Germany (right). | Photo from NASA
Photo 7 of 14 Europe's largest glacier, the Aletsch Glacier as seen from space. | Photo from NASA
Photo 8 of 14 On 5 August 2010, a chunk of ice glacier broke off the Petermann Glacier in Greenland. | Photo from NASA
Photo 9 of 14 Los Volcanes Natural Park on Lanzarote in the Spanish Canary Islands. | Photo from NASA
Photo 10 of 14 The Susitna Glacier in the Alaska Range. | Photo from NASA
Photo 11 of 14 Manila, Philippines as seen from space. | Photo: earthobservatory.nasa.gov
Photo 12 of 14 South Korea's A Thousand Islands. | Photo: earthobservatory.nasa.gov
Photo 13 of 14 Volcan de Pacaya, the most active volcano in Guatemala, fuels lava. | Photo: earthobservatory.nasa.gov
Photo 14 of 14 The captivating currents along the Leizhou Peninsula in China. | Photo: earthobservatory.nasa.gov