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NASA EPIC · a million miles away

13 November 2026

12 pictures of the whole sunlit side of the planet, in the order they were taken (times in India).

The Earth seen from space at 05:52 IST05:52 ISTThe Pacific Ocean
The planet turns as the day goes by — each picture loads when it is shown.

Pictures: NASA EPIC Team, DSCOVR satellite (public domain) · epic.gsfc.nasa.gov