If you're OK with that, you can spend hours with a nifty tool from NASA: Spell out any name using real satellite images from around the world. It could be rivers, mountains, islands or coastlines.

Where in the world is your name? NASA's got the answer. No joke — one NASA tool lets you spell out your name using real satellite images from around the globe. Each letter comes with its own ...

NASA's Landsat Science allows you to spell any name using satellite photos around the world. We spelled Florida with images ranging from South Africa to China, with a couple of U.S. locations ...

On World Book Day, here’s a look at some tattoos ... So, when someone chooses a tattoo from a book, they are not just celebrating that book but also honouring it,” says Joyeeta, a professor ...

Across the globe, numerous tiny cities offer unique experiences ... Who says big adventures only happen in big cities? Around the world, there are tiny cities — some so small you could explore ...

President Trump’s jumbo tariffs on China threaten to create a new problem for a global economy already stressed over trade: a $400 billion deluge of Chinese goods looking for new markets. U.S ...

Independent news and stories connecting you to life in Australia and Nepali-speaking Australians. Stories about women of Nepali heritage in Australia who are about to become parents. Get the ...

By Alan Rappeport Reporting from Washington President Trump’s trade war is expected to slow economic growth across the globe this year ... the United States, the world’s largest economy.

LYON, France (AP) — Tributes to Pope Francis instantly poured in from around the world from presidents to people of all walks of like on Monday after the Vatican announced the pontiff’s ...

That would suit the globe’s tyrants just fine. Vladimir Putin’s Russia and Xi Jinping’s China say they want a multipolar rather than a unipolar world, by which they mean a world where they ...

The world's rainbow reefs have gone ghostly white in seas around the globe. The "most intense global coral bleaching event ever" has so far struck 84 per cent of the world's reefs and is ongoing ...