On November 26 2020, an astronaut captured this photo of the northwest coastline of Saudi Arabia, home to 260 coral reef species. The image shows the Red Sea on the right, a lagoon in the middle and the coral reef on the left side. All photos courtesy of Earth Observatory at Nasa
UAE’s first astronaut in space, Hazza Al Mansouri, captured this photo of the Emirates during his eight-day trip on the International Space Station. Courtesy: Hazza Al Mansouri Twitter
Kuwait photographed from space during the night. The Arabian Gulf is on the top right side and the Kuwait Bay is on the left.
Thunderclouds march past the Al Qassim region of central Saudi Arabia on April 13, 2016. Nasa reported the storm clouds were likely related to the heavy rainfall and flooding in Yemen during that time.
An astronaut captured a photograph of the port city in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in 2017.
The Arabian Gulf photographed from the space station
A dusty atmosphere over central Saudi Arabia in 2014. The dunes in Riyadh are visible from space
Nasa astronaut Scott Kelly captured an image of Dubai’s lights during the night. Courtesy: Scott Kelly Twitter
A dust plume surging over the Red Sea and reaching Saudi Arabia in 2013. The Nile River is visible on the top left side of the image.
Turkish city of Istanbul at night
The Pearl-Qatar, a man-made island in Doha, is visible from space. An astronaut captured this photograph in 2017
The city of Madinah in Saudi Arabia
The Levant region captured from space
Es Safa, a basaltic volcanic field in southeast of Damascus, Syria, photographed from space in 2010. It is the largest volcanic field on the Arabian tectonic plate.
Port of Aden in Yemen
The Strait of Tiran, which separates the Gulf of Aqaba from the Red Sea, captured from space in 2013
The southeastern margin of the Empty Quarter, also known as the Ar Rub’ al Khali, in Oman. An astronaut took this photo in 2011
Lake Dukan, shaped almost like a Christmas tree, in Iraq photographed from space in 2018.
A dust storm over the Arabian gulf in August, 2008
Damascus, Syria, photographed from space in 2013
On November 26 2020, an astronaut captured this photo of the northwest coastline of Saudi Arabia, home to 260 coral reef species. The image shows the Red Sea on the right, a lagoon in the middle and the coral reef on the left side. All photos courtesy of Earth Observatory at Nasa
UAE’s first astronaut in space, Hazza Al Mansouri, captured this photo of the Emirates during his eight-day trip on the International Space Station. Courtesy: Hazza Al Mansouri Twitter
Kuwait photographed from space during the night. The Arabian Gulf is on the top right side and the Kuwait Bay is on the left.
Thunderclouds march past the Al Qassim region of central Saudi Arabia on April 13, 2016. Nasa reported the storm clouds were likely related to the heavy rainfall and flooding in Yemen during that time.
An astronaut captured a photograph of the port city in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in 2017.
The Arabian Gulf photographed from the space station
A dusty atmosphere over central Saudi Arabia in 2014. The dunes in Riyadh are visible from space
Nasa astronaut Scott Kelly captured an image of Dubai’s lights during the night. Courtesy: Scott Kelly Twitter
A dust plume surging over the Red Sea and reaching Saudi Arabia in 2013. The Nile River is visible on the top left side of the image.
Turkish city of Istanbul at night
The Pearl-Qatar, a man-made island in Doha, is visible from space. An astronaut captured this photograph in 2017
The city of Madinah in Saudi Arabia
The Levant region captured from space
Es Safa, a basaltic volcanic field in southeast of Damascus, Syria, photographed from space in 2010. It is the largest volcanic field on the Arabian tectonic plate.
Port of Aden in Yemen
The Strait of Tiran, which separates the Gulf of Aqaba from the Red Sea, captured from space in 2013
The southeastern margin of the Empty Quarter, also known as the Ar Rub’ al Khali, in Oman. An astronaut took this photo in 2011
Lake Dukan, shaped almost like a Christmas tree, in Iraq photographed from space in 2018.
A dust storm over the Arabian gulf in August, 2008
