Nasa Reveal Latest Blue Marble Photo

Nasa's amazingly cool pictures of Earth or 'Blue Marble' started in 1972 when Apollo astronauts took photographs of our world from 28,000 miles away. The images that came back looked like a blue marble in space. Since then, the space agency has used the term for spectacular hi-def images of our planet created from satellite imagery and often released once a year. This is the latest photo they have captured using imagery from Nasa's most recently launched Earth-observing satellite, Suomi NPP.

Blue Marble 2012 was taken by a hi-tech instrument aboard NASA's most recently launched Earth-observing satellite - Suomi NPP. This composite image uses a number of passes over the Earth's surface taken on January 4, 2012

Ice and Snow Festival 2012

Showcasing cool pictures from the amazing Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. The festival has been held since 1963 and is nicknamed "Ice City" and aptly so for winter January temperatures that average -18 degrees Celsius. The ice and snow festival officially starts January 5th and lasts one month, although exhibits often stay open longer, weather permitting of course!

Cool Pictures from around the world - Part 1

Part 1 of 5 showcasing a selection of cool pictures from around the world. Our planet is full of amazing places of stunning natural beauty which photographers have been capturing since cameras were first invented. Here's a selection of just a few of our favorite photos from different parts of the world for you to enjoy

Cool football skills on show at 'flash kick' event in London Victoria

As part of a cool advertising campaign for the new Samsung Galaxy Note, a ‘flash kick’ at London’s Victoria station. Watch to see how 4 footballers use fancy football skills, along with the brilliant screen and innovative S Pen of the Samsung GALAXY Note, to transform a routine commute into a spectacular event for Londoners.

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