First picture of Earth from a new European weather satellite MSG-3

by phenomenica on August 8, 2012

in Earth, Solar System, Space

This picture is taken from European weather satellite MSG-3 from 36,000 km.

Our planet is amazing.

Click for larger view. Image credit: Eumetsat

Tagged as: earth, European weather satellite, MSG-3

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