This NASA image of the sun captured Oct. 8, 2014, looks like a jack-o-lantern face. (NASA\/GSPC\/SDO) <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The sun as imaged by the Solar Dynamics Observatory on Oct. 8, 2014, in extremeultraviolet light. (NASA\/SDO) <\/p>\n
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Photo By Boyd, John\/Source: \"Earth as Art,\" published by NASA <\/p>\n
Garden City, Kansas Center-pivot irrigation systems created the circular patterns near Garden City. The red circles indicate irrigated crops of healthy vegetation, and the light-colored circles denote harvested crops. <\/p>\n
Photo By Boyd, John\/Source: \"Earth as Art,\" published by NASA <\/p>\n
Carnegie Lake, Australia Ephemeral Carnegie Lake, in Western Australia, fills with water only during periods of significant rainfall. In dry years, it is reduced to a muddy marsh. <\/p>\n
Photo By Boyd, John\/Source: \"Earth as Art,\" published by NASA <\/p>\n
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