The Landsat program has been a huge success story throughout the course of earth observation history. The most current system, Landsat 8, was launched on February 11th, 2013, and delivered its first image exactly seven years ago, on March 18th of 2013. With a lot of inspiration from NASA’s Image of the Day, we want to celebrate this anniversary by showing some of the most spectacular images from this timespan around the globe.

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