Throughout the year, photographers have managed to capture stunning and shocking images - from extraordinary political moments to natural wonders. Here we take a look back at this year in pictures.

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(NASA) From blue comets and pink northern lights to snowy volcanos and winding rivers, the view 250 miles above Earth does not disappoint. Here are the best photos of 2024 from the space station. You ...

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Merry Christmas 2024 Wishes, Quotes, Greetings, Messages, Status, SMS: Christmas is a Christian festival that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ. Observed on December 25 annually, this year it is ...

Scroll on to see some of 2024's most memorable moments. NASA astronaut Don Pettit shared this image in November, saying, "Starlink satellites look like a miniature version of the monolith from ...

The ominous swirling grey of Hurricane Milton is captured in the Gulf of Mexico in this shot from the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere. In October, Milton became one of the ...

The free plan allows 100 AI-generated images per month, and paid plans unlock commercial rights and high-resolution downloads, potentially making it a valuable tool for professional use. Based on ...

This year's round up includes dramatic drone images of the world's "foodscapes," an intimate look at families striving to provide healthy meals for their kids and exuberant Bolivian women ...

This collection is just a few selections from the thousands of images that the photojournalists across The USA TODAY Network capture daily in their communities across the country.