NASA has revealed an interactive 3.2 gigapixel "global selfie" containing more than 30,000 photos taken on Earth Day. Desair Brown, USA TODAY
The interactive 3.2 gigapixel "global selfie" contains more than 30,000 photos.(Photo: NASA)
On Earth Day, NASA asked people around the world "Where are you right now," and more than 50,000 people responded across social media.
A month later, NASA has pulled more than 30,000 of those images into an interactive mosaic that resembles the planet.
INTERACTIVE: Take the mosaic for a spin
The mosaic, hosted by GigaPan, is a zoomable 3.2.-gigapixel image that people can scan and explore.
It's also a celebration of NASA Earth Science's big 2014. They're launching five missions into space this year.
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