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Nasa releases pictures of Earth's beauty

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Nasa marked Earth Day by releasing some of its best images of our planet taken from space - by its satellites, its research aircraft and astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) - in the past year. Here is a selection of them:

Flying over the Gulf of Aden and Horn of AfricaImage source, NASA
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Flying over the Gulf of Aden and Horn of Africa, European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti took this photo from the International Space Station (ISS)

Yellowstone national parkImage source, NASA
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An image of Yellowstone National Park in the United States was posted by Nasa astronaut Reid Wiseman as he prepared for his return journey to Earth

Solar Eclipse shadows over clouds in the Arctic OceanImage source, NASA
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Shadows from the solar eclipse are reflected on clouds over the Arctic Ocean in images captured by Nasa's Terra satellite on 20 March 2015

View from ISS of Great Lakes and Central USImage source, NASA
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The Great Lakes and central United States at night - taken from the ISS by flight engineer Barry Wilmore on 7 December 2014

AuroraImage source, NASA
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Flying through an Aurora - European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst posted this on 29 August 2014

Windswept valleys in Northern AfricaImage source, NASA
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Windswept valleys in Northern Africa - another photo taken by Alexander Gerst, this time on 6 July 2014

Melt Ponds in GreenlandImage source, NASA
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Warmer weather melts snow and ice on Greenland's glaciers which collect in depressions on the surface to produce these sapphire-coloured ponds

Great Sandy Desert, AustraliaImage source, NASA
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Active dune movements in the Great Sandy Desert in north-western Australia

Iberian PeninsulaImage source, NASA
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Night time in Spain and Portugal - the entire Iberian Peninsula captured on 26 July 2014