Fragile-seeming dust plumes blew off the coast of South Australia on June 16, 2008.
Published Jun 19, 2008
A phytoplankton bloom colored the Gulf of Tonkin iridescent green in early December 2008.
Published Dec 12, 2008
Acquired January 6, 2011, and December 12, 2010, these false-color images show the area around Goodooga, the first New South Wales community to be affected by Queensland flood waters moving south.
Published Jan 6, 2011
Acquired January 14, 2011, and December 29, 2010, these false-color images show changes to Australia’s interior caused by heavy rains.
Published Jan 14, 2011
Discolored water near the Italian coast suggests either a phytoplankton bloom or suspended sediment.
Published Nov 29, 2017
Acquired February 5, 2011, this natural-color image shows sediment suspended along the Queensland coast, near the city of Townsville.
Published Feb 7, 2011
Floods continued to spread across the interior of Australia in late January 2011, with high waters apparent in Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia.
Published Jan 20, 2011
Green hues dominated the Persian Gulf days after a dust storm in the region.
Published Dec 14, 2011
It is unclear who created the giant geoglyph or why, but the large earthen figure has drawn attention to a remote part of South Australia for two decades.
Published Dec 29, 2019
Shifting winds pushed smoke from a bushfire into the shape of the letter Z.
Published Dec 8, 2016
Acquired October 8, 2009, this true-color image shows peacock-hued splashes of color off the coast of Alaska, near St. Paul Island.
Published Oct 12, 2009
Acquired October 16, 2009, this true-color images shows fires burning south of Perth. The two largest fires produce thick smoke plumes.
Published Oct 16, 2009
