Three photos, captured decades apart from three different perspectives, provide three very different takes on Earth, humanity, and their respective places in the Universe.

This striking photo of a copper mine is one of the winning images in a worldwide photography competition, which featured melting ice sheets and flooding rainforests. Earth Photo engages with still and ...

Corrections & Clarifications: This story was updated March 29 to note the first picture showing the curvature of the Earth was captured in 1930. This update does not affect the rating for this ...

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The winning photo by Lorenzo Poli. (Earth Photo 2025 / Lorenzo Poli via SWNS) By Lauren Beavis This striking photo of a copper mine is one of the winning images in a worldwide photography ...

This striking photo of a copper mine is one of the winning images in a worldwide photography competition, which featured melting ice sheets and flooding rainforests. Earth Photo engages with still ...