Moscow, Russia
The Bering sea
The Volga River
The Volga River
The volcano on the border of Iran and Pakistan
Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy
The Strait of Gibraltar
Ibiza
Iran
Constanta, Romania
Lisbon, Portugal
Marzouk, Libya
Millit Sudan
Lake Sevan
Islands Of Greece
Scandinavia
Istanbul, Turkey
Tenerife
The black sea
Unani, South China
The card is available in two versions - a two-dimensional and three-dimensional.
Manufacturer of geographic information systems, Esri UK has created an interactive map of the earth created from hundreds of photographs taken by astronaut Tim Peak from ISS reports The Guardian. The images on this card can be seen with reference to the places depicted on it.
An interactive map is available in two versions - a two-dimensional (for all devices) and three-dimensional (for the PC).
To switch from one version to another, you have to press the 3D button located on the left panel.
The birth of lightning was caught on camera unique
Some of the images used to create the maps, was published by the media. On them from the height of the International space station captured Istanbul (Turkey) and Lisbon (Portugal), mount Etna in Sicily (Italy), the volcano on the border of Iran and Pakistan, the Volga river (Russia) and other parts on the planet.
Earlier it was reported that astronaut Tim Peak have the wrong number, calling from space. He apologized to the woman by mistake got a call, asking if he really came to the planet Earth.