Korean Peninsula Collection

South Korea with borders
Color satellite image of South Korea and neighbouring countries

South Korea with mask
Color satellite image of South Korea, with mask

South Korea with borders and mask
Color satellite image of South Korea, with borders and mask

South Korea
Color satellite image of South Korea and neighbouring countries

Russia and Northern Asia with borders
Color satellite image of Russia and Northern Asia, with borders

Russia and Northern Asia
Color satellite image of Russia and Northern Asia

South Korea, Relief Map with Border and Mask
Relief map of South Korea (with border and mask). This image was compiled from data acquired by landsat 5 & 7 satellites combined with elevation data

Haze across the North China Plain
October 2, 2009 - Gray-white haze blankets patches of the North China Plain and the mountain landscape to its south in this satellite image

Satellite view of the Korean Peninsula showing city lights at night
September 24, 2012 - Satellite view of the Korean Peninsula showing city lights at night. Also visible are parts of China and Japan, the Yellow Sea, and the Sea of Japan

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The Korean Peninsula, as seen in this captivating satellite image acquired by NASA on August 10, 2010, showcases a mesmerizing blend of natural and man-made phenomena. From the stunning view of Korea at night, illuminated by countless city lights twinkling like stars, to the aftermath of Tropical Storm Dianmu that swept over the East China Sea earlier that month. As we gaze upon this image, our eyes are drawn to the hazy atmosphere enveloping the North China Plain. A reminder of how weather systems can transcend borders and impact neighboring regions. The presence of snow in Korea serves as a testament to its diverse climate and geographical features. Nature's fury is also evident in this snapshot; we witness Tropical Storm Muifa making its way across China and Korea while another storm named Kompasu lurks nearby. These swirling tempests remind us of the unpredictable power nature possesses. In contrast to these tumultuous events, Typhoon Sanba looms over the vast Pacific Ocean and parts of the Philippines. Its immense size highlights both its destructive potential and Mother Nature's awe-inspiring grandeur. This comprehensive satellite view provides us with an opportunity to marvel at our planet's intricate tapestry. It allows us to appreciate not only human civilization but also forces beyond our control that shape landscapes and lives alike. Finally, we observe South Korea's east coast covered in a blanket of pristine white snowfall—a serene sight amidst all these dynamic elements captured from above. The Korean Peninsula stands as a microcosm where humanity coexists with nature's mightiest displays—where bustling cities thrive under starlit skies while storms rage overhead or leave their mark behind. This image encapsulates both beauty and chaos on one small stretch of land—an enduring symbol of resilience for those who call it home.