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  1. Texas land use patterns - snakes and ladders speckled with oil drilling plots
  2. Inside the Cupola, just at orbital sunset, Earth already dark
  3. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
  4. The Isle of Man. Home of Spuds and Herrin, and the distinctive Manx triskelion
  5. Nessie isn't visible from orbit! Loch Ness, Scotland
  6. Sackville, New Brunswick - on the last day of 2012, as-seen from space
  7. Intricate patchwork fields and a lake, northern Mexico
  8. Collingwood, Ontario. Look at all those ski hills!
  9. Riding the edge of darkness, to beyond the horizon
  10. Bournemouth, with her harbour and beaches on the south English coast
  11. Italy, heel and toe
  12. Cloud faces stare up at me, changing expression as the clouds grow
  13. African saltwater marsh - an incredibly complex ecosystem
  14. Floodwaters pour through Bundaberg and into the ocean in Australia on Tuesday morning
  15. There is no try - only do
  16. Spaceships glowing blue in the dawn as we leave Florida headed SSE
  17. Bournemouth to Weymouth, where rivers meet the sea. Ancient rock defines the coast
  18. This is how a Dragon looks, snared and tamed by Canadarm2, all quiet just before sunset
  19. Zambia, from orbit
  20. Christchurch, New Zealand at night
  21. Spaceships docked to the mother ship - Soyuz and an unmanned Progress resupply ship
  22. The Greek islands, like delicate shattered eggshell pieces
  23. Having a closet with no gravity is a challenge
  24. Brain Waves - this science experiment looked at neurovestibular changes without gravity
  25. Countryside like alligator hide in South America
  26. Canadarm2 and the curve of South America
  27. Ocean currents and subtle waves off Perth, Australia, made visible by the evening sun
  28. Canadarm2, the Space Station's main robot, reaches towards the horizon
  29. Lac St Jean and the Saguenay, Quebec, waiting for Spring
  30. San Francisco, California
  31. The Patagonia glaciers that survived the summer, and the lakes they melted into
  32. Wiesbaden and Mainz, straddling the dark Rhine in late winter white snow and cloud
  33. A small southern hemisphere cyclone spinning off the African coast
  34. The long beach and silty waters of Galveston, Texas
  35. Swansea, Wales. A natural place for people to settle and live.
  36. I love to raise my eyes to the horizon, for my thoughts follow
  37. Haruna, a large and powerful tropical cyclone, across Madagascar
  38. The ethereal wisp of cloud over water, to the eternal blackness of the universe
  39. I'm not artistic, but I appreciate it when others are
  40. Morning clouds cast self-important shadows off the coast of China
  41. Blue river, brown river in Brazil farmland
  42. From seashells to galaxies to this storm, Nature loves spirals
  43. Death Valley looking every inch of its name
  44. Southampton, United Kindgom
  45. Merida, Yucatan, with a straight line to the Gulf of Mexico
  46. Wiring up the condensate transfer pump, without gravity
  47. Big storm swirling off the Irish coast, 9 May 2013
  48. The Isle of Wight looks like a jigsaw piece that needs to be moved up and in