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NGA Earth Day 2015: Kids Drawing Contest

 April 22, 2015

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NGA is celebrating the 35th Anniversary of Earth Day by taking a look at our world from a new perspective. This month, we asked NGA employees to send in drawings by the elementary-aged artists in their family. These pictures prove that some of the most beautiful representations of our Earth aren’t created by high-resolution satellites, but with crayons, markers and colored pencils.

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