17 Amazing Earth Photos Viewed from Space Throughout 2017

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Seeing Earth from outer space does make us wonder and wonder. By the end of 2017, NASA presents some of Earth's best photos for a year.
17 Photos selected are astronauts shooting from the International Space Station (ISS) and several other Earth observation satellites.
Scientists from the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit at Johnson Space Center NASA in Houston specifically selected the photos. NASA summarized it in the form of video duration 2 minutes 35 seconds

Here are 17 photos from NASA during 2017:

1. Photo of hurricane Jose when it reaches its peak with wind speed 249.5 km / h that hit Puerto Rico and Lesser Antilles.

2. Uninterrupted night-light network from Philadelphia to Hartford.

3. Land conditions that are beside logging operations in Idaho.

4. Fertilizer extraction operations add different colors to the landscape in Utah state.

5. Appearance of geological conditions in volcanic areas in western Sudan that has nearly 700 vents and craters.

6. The night atmosphere in some old town in the northwest west.7. In space, astronauts see sixteen times of sunrise every 24 hours. This is a sunrise photo of the Philippine Sea.

7. Mount Etna in Sicily, the most consistent volcano in the world, has a record of historic eruptions since 1500 BC.

8. The Betsiboka estuary on the northwest coast of Madagascar is the mouth of Madagascar's largest river and one of the most rapidly changing coastlines in the world.

9. The island of Hawaii is a vast canvas environment from deserts to rainforests to frozen mountain heights.

10. The night photos in the progressive city of Naples are at the site of the active Vusuvius volcano in Europe.

11. The raised coral island wraps around a blue lagoon in the form of an atoll ring. Such atolls are usually a mark of an extinct volcano or an underbelly eroding below the surface of the air.

12. Dunes Hill grows in the Namibian sand dunes, one of the most spectacular places on Earth according to astronauts.

13. Ice breaks on the surface of Alakol Lake in Kazhakstan as temperatures begin to heat up in the spring and after frosty winters. The lake is located in a narrow valley known as the Dzungarian Gate, which connects China with Central Asia and stretches 4,828 kilometers.

14. The special condition of the caldera and lava flows that flow from this mountain peak in Hawaii is one of the facts that Mount Mauna Loa is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth.

15. Among the earth view given by astronauts outside the International Space Station, is certainly one of the most spectacular aurora borealis in Canada.

16. Shelterbelts and windbreak conditions are used to protect and conserve agricultural land in Southern Russia.