Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center - Earthshots
We see a lot of change with 50 years of Landsat imagery, along with th...
The Mississippi River Delta region in southern Louisiana is losing lan...
Satellite images of Earth help us observe locations that can be diffic...
In a desolate corner of Nevada, a playa surrounded by rugged mountains...
The Breiðamerkurjökull glacier tongue, one of the largest in Iceland, ...
Along some coastlines, long, narrow islands stand guard. These barrier...
Cheyenne Bottoms in central Kansas is the largest inland wetland in th...
Some landscape changes around the world happen at glacial pace—very sl...
The water surface level of the Dead Sea is the lowest natural land or ...
Devils Lake in northeastern North Dakota is a closed basin lake. Locat...
The frozen tundra of northern Canada might not be the first place you’...
These images show the Filchner Ice Shelf on the coast of Antarctica th...
These Landsat images feature the significant growth in the use of cent...
The great thing about hydropower is that it’s a renewable nonpolluting...
The reservoir behind the largest hydropower plant in Africa has begun ...
These images show the dramatic effects of the Great Salt Lake's high w...
Honduras is one of Latin America’s top producers of cultured shrimp. S...
The Huang He River in China is a wanderer. Its lower reaches have chan...
Unlike many glaciers in Alaska and around the world, Hubbard Glacier i...
Hurricane Katrina was one of the most intense and costliest hurricanes...
On the border between Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina are some curious...
For centuries, people living in what is now the Netherlands have used ...
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers flow into the historical cradle of civ...
These three Landsat 5 images show several rivers in southern Illinois ...
These images show the Imperial Valley, on the border of California and...
On the edge of the Sahara Desert lies one of the world’s most producti...
This series of images of southwestern Japan shows how one change can h...
Is Louisiana falling into the sea, or is the sea inundating Louisiana?...
The Kara-Bogaz-Gol (KBG) is a large, shallow lagoon of the Caspian Sea...
Lake Chad was once the sixth largest lake in the world, but prolonged ...
The Sistan Basin lies on the Iran-Afghanistan border. Melted snow from...
How do those in northern winter climates get roses to their loved ones...
Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River was completed in 1963. It create...
Many lakes in eastern South Dakota have expanded during the Landsat re...
Lake Turkana, formerly Lake Rudolf, lies in the Rift Valley of East Af...
Lake Urmia in Iran is another closed basin lake that has been shrinkin...
Las Vegas, Nevada, is one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in...
South Africa needed water. Lesotho needed electricity. One huge projec...
In the Amazon basin, some rivers run wild. With no dams or levees to c...
Fifty years of observing the Earth means Landsat has witnessed many la...
What looks from above like a temporary geoglyph on the ice or a series...
These images show the dramatic urban growth within the Nile River Delt...
Petermann Glacier made headline news in 2010 and again in 2012 when la...
From 1975 to 1978, Cambodia was ruled by the Khmer Rouge regime, which...
Phoenix, Arizona, and its suburbs are growing rapidly, both in populat...
The estuaries of the Saloum River, near the coast in Senegal, are surr...
In September 1999, engineers at EROS were reviewing Landsat 7 sensor o...
Referred to as the “River of Grass,” the Florida Everglades is one of ...
The Three Gorges Dam in the Hubei province of China is a huge but high...
In southern Egypt, the sandy desert has turned into a lakes region. Be...
Oil and water don’t mix. But in the desert of Saudi Arabia, they do ha...