GeoEye has compiled a collection of images from its satellite, which takes highly detailed photographs of the Earth's surface, highlighting natural disasters. The collection primarily features forest fires, floods (before and after), and cyclone and hurricane impacts. In addition to the United States, there are also images of Europe and Asia. According to the editor, the photographs show just how unfriendly the Earth can be. 
1. Before Hurricane Ike hit Texas. 
2. After Hurricane Ike hit Texas. 
3. Flooding in Gulfport, Illinois. 
4. Wildfires in California. 
5. The Indonesian coastline damaged by the tsunami. 
6. The city of Biloxi before and after Hurricane Katrina. 
7. Landslides in Niigata, Japan. 
8. Aftermath of the floods in Germany, 2002. 
9. Aftermath of the floods in Germany, 2002. 
10. Greensburg, Kansas. A tornado ripped through the city. 
11. Gulfport, before and after Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005. 
12. Wildfires in Colorado. 
13. New Orleans, before and after Katrina. 
14. New Orleans, before and after Katrina. 
15. New Orleans, before and after Katrina. 
16. On the Rangoon River, Myanmar, before and after the cyclone hit. 
17. Tornado in Arkansas. 
18. Tornado in Arkansas. 
19. Tornado damage in Suffolk. 
20. Flooding at a power plant in Newark. 
21. The Newark power plant after the flood.
Photo (C) GeoEye/Satellite image by GeoEye.
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