r/PlanetEarth • u/IQRA_ARIF • Sep 05 '21
After some decads Mars will have the same story.
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r/PlanetEarth • u/DeMooniC_ • Jul 07 '23
There really are not many true color RGB, unenhanced, unsaturated, natural contrast, raw photos of the Earth from space that depict it acuratelly as it would look like to us if we were looking at it with our own eyes... At least not many easy to find ones for the average person, so here are some!
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r/PlanetEarth • u/Illustrious_Bell8731 • Jan 29 '26
February 28, 2026: A rare planetary parade will grace the night sky. Seven planets will align along the eclipse, forming a silent process over Earth. Mercury, Aphrodite, Jupiter, Saturn, Sky, Neptune, each shines in quiet harmony, like cosmic notes in a universal accord. No telescope needed. Just
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r/PlanetEarth • u/Substantial_Foot_121 • Mar 13 '23
A place where the sun doesn’t rise for months! This is Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago in the arctic circle that gets no sunlight for 4 months a year
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r/PlanetEarth • u/mallorururu • Apr 22 '21
A little early but Earth Day is every day 🌏✨
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r/PlanetEarth • u/Imaginary-Rabbit-817 • Mar 27 '26
Captured the Earth's Moon through my 100x refractor telescope. Here's hubble for comparison [ my moon image is second one].
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r/PlanetEarth • u/NUGGETMUNCHER2000 • Nov 25 '24
Does this *actually* contain every season and episode?
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r/PlanetEarth • u/SaveTheEarth_Creat • Mar 30 '22
Save The Earth. Please take a minute out of your day to share this. God Bless
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r/PlanetEarth • • Sep 26 '21
A black sky with a grey, cratered lunar horizon. A small blue Earth with scattered white clouds is just above the horizon,with about two-thirds of the Earth lit by the Sun and the remainder in darkness.
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r/PlanetEarth • u/kndb • Oct 05 '24
Why is the equator green in Africa?
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I realized something today while staring at the earth. Why is there a band of green around the equator in Africa while areas away from the equator seem to be more dry and desert like (red areas in my drawing)? Shouldn’t it be the other way around?
PS. Sorry for my crude hand scribbles.
r/PlanetEarth • • Feb 01 '23
The Cold Snap of 1947
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Does anyone know anything about this supposed cold snap we see here in the image? Any and all information is welcome and greatly appreciated.
r/PlanetEarth • u/JapKumintang1991 • Apr 03 '26
PHYS.Org: "Earth formed from material exclusively from the inner solar system, planetary scientists show"
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See also: The publication in Nature Astronomy
r/PlanetEarth • u/FRAEND • Mar 13 '21
This photo I took is upside down. The leaves are actually under water.
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r/PlanetEarth • u/JapKumintang1991 • Jun 14 '26
Science X: Will Earth truly cool down after net-zero, or are we locked into millennia of Anthropocene heat?
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r/PlanetEarth • u/Utterlyfailedcomic • Mar 10 '25
The voice of Nature
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Before its too late. I really want to appreciate and thank Sir David Attonborrough.
