NASA's Home for EPIC Photos of Earth from Space Just Got Better

NASA's Home for EPIC Photos of Earth from Space Just Got Better
By Samantha Mathewson, Space.com Contributor | February 3, 2017

NASA has overhauled its archive of amazing Earth views from space. The
space agency's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) website will now
provide daily, up-close views of the planet in both natural and enhanced
color.

EPIC lives aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite,
which orbits the sun about 1 million miles from Earth and studies the
weather and climate systems of our planet. The camera captures a new image
approximately every hour from mid-April to mid-October, as well as every 2
hours during the rest of the year, NASA officials said in a statement.
NASA's EPIC camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite
offers spectacular views of Earth in natural color image (left) and an
enhanced color image (right).
NASA's EPIC camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite
offers spectacular views of Earth in natural color image (left) and an
enhanced color image (right).
Credit: NASA/NOAA

You can view the latest Earth image of the day, archived photos of Earth and
animations of events like moon transits on the EPIC home page here.

http://www.space.com/35573-nasa-epic...s-website.html

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NASA's Home for EPIC Photos of Earth from Space Just Got Better
By Samantha Mathewson, Space.com Contributor | February 3, 2017

NASA has overhauled its archive of amazing Earth views from space. The
space agency's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) website will now
provide daily, up-close views of the planet in both natural and enhanced
color.

EPIC lives aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite,
which orbits the sun about 1 million miles from Earth and studies the
weather and climate systems of our planet. The camera captures a new image
approximately every hour from mid-April to mid-October, as well as every 2
hours during the rest of the year, NASA officials said in a statement.
NASA's EPIC camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite
offers spectacular views of Earth in natural color image (left) and an
enhanced color image (right).
NASA's EPIC camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite
offers spectacular views of Earth in natural color image (left) and an
enhanced color image (right).
Credit: NASA/NOAA

You can view the latest Earth image of the day, archived photos of Earth and
animations of events like moon transits on the EPIC home page here.

http://www.space.com/35573-nasa-epic...s-website.html




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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuThnp21Xic