Volcanoes, wildfires and flooding from space: Nasa releases 3 MILLION amazing shots of Earth revealing its changing landscape

The stunning images were captured by Japan's Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Readiometer (Aster) instrument onboard the Terra spacecraft. 

From top left clockwise, the images show; flooding caused by heavy monsoon rains over the city of Sukkur, Pakistain; the 2002 drought destroying vegetation (shown in red) in North Korea; 2003 fire burning on either side of Interstate 15 near San Bernardino; the eruption of Nicaragua's Momotombo volcano; the southwest part of the Malaspina Glacier and Icy Bay in Alaska (ice is in light blue); Sulfur released from a fire at an industrial plant in Mosul, Iraq, in 2003. The sulfur is shown in pink.