When opening the tool “South America”, the ISS-panorama will appear. It shows the coast of Chile in the west, bordering the pacific as well as the Andes Mountains with snow cover and the pampas, when navigating inland. The panorama was created out of a video of a 5-minute overflight of the ISS crossing the depicted area. http://columbuseye.rub.de/english/#Observatorium

The ISS flight above Western Africa shows an unique portrait of the Earth’s biggest desert: the Sahara. It shows the huge dimensions of the enormous and hot drylands. But it also includes the more vivid Savannas in the adjacent neighborhood. While there is nearly no life in the Sahara, you can find here seasonal blooming regions and even agriculture. Perhaps, you can detect the Eye of Africa or the ship graveyard of Nouadhibou. http://columbuseye.rub.de/english/#Observatorium