Sure the Goodyear blimp provides picturesque aerial shots during outdoor sporting events, but have you ever wondered what your favorite sports stadium looks like from… space?
Wired.com goes into orbit with some incredible photos provided by NASA and GeoEye that give new meaning to the term “nosebleed seats.”
Test your stadium recognition skills by naming each of the stadiums pictured below. (Answers at the bottom of the post.)
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