http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2380085/Earth-aliens-eye-view-How-planet-looks-different-perspective-far-far-away.html
Very few of us are lucky enough to see the Earth in all its glory from space and even fewer get to glimpse our planet from the Moon.
In fact the grandest view of the third planet from the sun that most of us are ever likely to enjoy is from the window of an airplane at a mere 40,000ft.
But thanks to the efforts of the likes of NASA and the images of the Earth from space that are relayed back from various manned and unmanned space missions, we're able to see our blue planet home from an alien's eye view.
Alien's eye view: The latest images of Earth from some 900 million miles away, show the blue planet as nothing more than a speck in the distance below Saturn's famous rings
A long way from home: On the same day as the Cassini pictures hit the headlines, the Messenger spacecraft took some less celebrated images of the solar system from millions of miles away
Now you see it..:Unlike the Apollo mission which captured the Earth rising, the Japanese craft got footage and stills of the planet setting. here it is seen eerily disappearing behind the horizon of the Moon
Contrasts: A spectacular view of a crescent of natural light on the Earth's surface offset against the man-made lights of our biggest towns and cities across the globe
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