Geoeye 1 Collection

Vatican City, Italy, satellite image C014 / 1767
Vatican City. Satellite image of Rome, Italy, showing crowds of people celebrating Easter Mass in the Vatican Citys St Peters Square (circle, centre left)

San Diego, USA, satellite image C014 / 1764
San Diego. Satellite image of the Embarcadero Marina Park, San Diego Bay, California, USA. The San Diego Convention Center, San Diego Marriott Marquis Marina

Paris, France, satellite image C014 / 1761
Paris. Satellite image of Paris, France, centred over the La Defense district in the borough of Nanterre. Imaged by the GeoEye-1 satellite on 17th January 2012

Naples, Italy, satellite image
Naples. Satellite image of an area near Naples, Italy, showing the Pausilypon archaeological site and the Seiano Grotto. Imaged by the GeoEye-1 satellite on 9th April 2012

Pearl Harbor, USA, satellite image C014 / 1763
Pearl Harbor. Satellite image of Pearl Harbor, Oahu island, Hawaii, USA, showing crowds of people standing by the USS Missouri docked at Battleship Row (centre)

Minot, North Dakota, USA, satellite image C014 / 1759
Minot. Satellite image showing the Souris River (black) flowing through Minot, North Dakota, USA. Imaged by the GeoEye-1 satellite, on 30th May 2009

Joplin, USA, satellite image C014 / 1754
Joplin. Satellite image of Joplin, Missouri, USA, taken on 16th May 2011, six das before a Level 5 tornado touched down and destroyed most of the town. Imaged by the GeoEye-1 satellite

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, satellite image C014 / 1756
Riyadh. Satellite image of Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia, showing the Kingdom Tower (Kingdom Centre) at centre

Gujarat Solar Park India, satellite image C014 / 1751
Gujarat Solar Park. Satellite image showing the large array of solar panels (dark) at the Gujarat Solar Park, Charana, India. This is the worlds largest multi-developer solar park (as of 2012)

National Cherry Blossom Festival, USA C014 / 1749
National Cherry Blossom Festival. Satellite image of Washington DC, USA, showing crowds of people gathered at the Washington Monument

Bismarck, USA, satellite image C014 / 1748
Bismarck. Satellite image taken on 12th November 2010 of the Missouri River and adjacent neighbourhood just north of Bismarck, North Dakota, USA

Bismarck flooding, USA, satellite image C014 / 1747
Bismarck flooding. Satellite image taken on 3rd June 2011 of the flooded Missouri River and adjacent neighbourhood just north of Bismarck, North Dakota, USA. According to news reports the U.S

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"GeoEye-1: Unveiling the World's Secrets from Above" Embark on a captivating journey with GeoEye-1, an extraordinary satellite that has captured breathtaking images of our world. From Vatican City to Pearl Harbor, this technological marvel has provided us with unprecedented insights into some of the most iconic locations across the globe. In Italy, GeoEye-1 reveals intricate details of Vatican City through its satellite image C014 / 1767. Every nook and cranny of this holy enclave is brought to life, allowing us to explore its magnificent architecture and rich history. Turning our attention to Japan, we witness both tragedy and resilience. The post-tsunami devastation in Sendai (C014 / 1766) serves as a stark reminder of nature's power, while another image (C014 / 1765) captures the city's remarkable recovery efforts amidst adversity. Across the Pacific Ocean lies San Diego (USA), where GeoEye-1 offers an aerial perspective like never before (C014 / 1764). This stunning satellite image showcases the city's vibrant neighborhoods, pristine coastline, and bustling urban landscape. From Europe to America once more - Paris (France) enchants us with its elegance through satellite image C014 / 1761. We can almost feel ourselves strolling along Champs-Elysées or gazing at the majestic Eiffel Tower from above. Venturing back to Italy, Naples unveils its hidden wonders through yet another striking satellite image. GeoEye-1 allows us to explore this ancient city's labyrinthine streets and marvel at Mount Vesuvius looming in the distance. Pearl Harbor in Hawaii holds immense historical significance which comes alive thanks to GeoEye-1’s detailed imagery (C014/1763). We can almost hear echoes of past events as we observe this hallowed site from above. Closer to home for many Americans is Minot in North Dakota.