Imagining what Earth must look like from orbit leaves me almost breathless. And I had that feeling after looking through the amazing images in “Lights of Mankind: The Earth at Night as Seen from Space” (Lyons Press, 282 pp., $32.50). Written by Kim D. Kolarik The Courier-Journal

Imagining what Earth must look like from orbit leaves me almost breathless. And I had that feeling after looking through the amazing images in “Lights of Mankind: The Earth at Night as Seen from Space” (Lyons Press, 282 pp., $32.50).
Written by
Kim D. Kolarik
The Courier-Journal