Two Thousand Copernicus Images of the Day
On 2 April 2020, the first Image of the Day was published. Two thousand editions in, published 365 days a year, the series has become a daily record of Earth Observation designed to make Copernicus and its benefits accessible to policymakers, journalists, educators, and the general public.
Based on images acquired by the Copernicus Sentinel satellites or derived from Copernicus Services data, each image documents the evolving state of Earth’s land, sea, and atmosphere: from floods and wildfires to agricultural changes, coastal erosion, and urban growth.
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