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Posted on 10 January 2012

Iberian peninsula from space, at night

The title pretty much sums it up:

Iberian peninsula as seen from ISS — Iberian peninsula as seen from ISS (picture courtesy NASA)

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Ralph Straumann

Ralph is a world-citizen, a geoinformation specialist by profession, and interested in many topics. Here, he'll confine himself mostly to things geo-visual. View all posts by Ralph Straumann

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