Nasa Writer Completes Two Year Quest To Capture The Alphabet From Space

A science writer has completed one of the largest scale alphabet games ever seen - after finishing a two-year hunt to capture the alphabet in satellite images of the natural world.

Adam Voiland, a science writer for the Nasa Earth Observatory, completed the mammoth hunt after enlisting the help of the internet.

Explaining the hunt, Adam wrote: ‘A few years ago, while working on a story about wildfires, a V appeared to me in a satellite image of a smoke plume over Canada.
‘That image made me wonder: could I track down all 26 letters of the English alphabet using only NASA satellite imagery and astronaut photography?
Two years later, and Adam has now completed the epic mission - with natural landscapes representing every letter.

Here they are in their entirety - and here’s a little bit of information about where each letter was captured.

A)

B)

C)

D)

E)

F)

G)

H)

I)

J)

K)

L)

M)

N)

O)

P)

Q)

R)

S)

T)

U)

V)

W)

X)

Y)

Z)