Guy transforms his boring, grey TV satellite dish into a watermelon.
 

Since 1972, Landsat satellites have collected images of the Earth’s land surface. These amazing pictures now reveal a visual story of how the land has changed over time as a result of natural and human interference. Each image spans a ground track of 115 miles (185 km’s) wide and the same area is recorded every 16 to 18 days.

These pics are selected by DigitalGlobe from this year’s archive images on three different satellites. The public is invited to vote for the best images via Facebook and the winner will be announced in January 2013.

A collection of satellite images featuring disasters, big events and interesting places in different countries worldwide.

This satellite image is of Ferrari World, a theme park on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi.

Satellite image of our India during Diwali Night, popularly known as the "festival of lights.” Looks amazing.

If you look at Earth from space, you’ll be amazed at how beautiful it is. And if you apply false color to the photos created by satellite sensors, you’ll get a stunning artistic result.

Great Salt Desert, Iran

The Google Earth satellite photos in this post are quite unusual. In the cities, the buildings look like they are leaning and in the country there is everything from crop circles to human figures. There are even people who put the strangest things on their roofs. They are unusual photos to say the least.