IMAGE_pic1\1500_99\598.GIF,The Apollo 16 astronauts snapped this view of a cloudy Earth shortly after they were boosted out of Earth orbit. But much of the USA is clear.
IMAGE_pic1\100_199\121.GIF,The Apollo 11 astronauts snapped this picture of a gibbous Earth while they were speeding towards the Moon in July 1969.
IMAGE_pic1\200_299\260.GIF,The gas giants Uranus and Neptune dwarf our own planet Earth.
IMAGE_pic1\1400_99\478.GIF,An infrared photograph of the Gulf coast of Texas, taken during Apollo 9 Earth resources experiments.
IMAGE_pic1\1400_99\479.GIF,An infrared photograph of the Salton Sea and agricultural land in southern California, during the Earth resources experiment.
IMAGE_pic1\500_599\572.GIF,Earth photography: Gemini 11 photograph of the Egypt, Sudan and Saudi Arabia.
IMAGE_pic1\600_699\690.GIF,Earth-resources imaging: Landsat mosaic of Hawaii in simulated natural colour. Note the extensive lava flows from the central massive volcano, Mauna Loa.
IMAGE_pic1\1400_99\429.GIF,Earthnet processed Landsat data to get this simulated natural colour image of Europe.
IMAGE_pic1\1600_99\657.GIF,Gemini 11 Earth photography showing India and Sri Lanka.
IMAGE_pic1\1600_99\623.GIF,Looking back to Earth, the Apollo 17 astronauts take this splendid photograph of part of Africa and the Middle East.
IMAGE_pic1\1700_99\701.GIF,Skylab 3 Earth photography: the Andes Mountains, looking south over Argentina and Chile.
IMAGE_pic1\1800_99\851.GIF,STS-51A Earth photography: A fascinating late-evening cloudscape over South America.
IMAGE_pic1\1800_99\852.GIF,STS-51A Earth photography: Typhoon Bill over the Marianas Islands in the South Pacific.
IMAGE_pic1\1900_99\984.GIF,STS-61A Earth photography: Hurricane Juan winding itself up over the Gulf of Mexico.
IMAGE_pic1\300_399\325.GIF,The Apollo 8 crew were the first human beings to see the Earth hanging in the lunar sky.
IMAGE_pic1\1400_99\465.GIF,The Earth hangs in the Moon sky, one of the dramatic pictures snapped by Apollo 8.
