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Google Earth

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Google Earth
A 3D mapping program from Google that covers the entire globe from satellite images. Requiring a download for Windows, Mac and Linux desktops, a street address can be searched, and the views can be zoomed down to the individual building all the way up to a satellite's view of the globe. Google Earth can be used to view points of interest as well as obtain driving directions between two locations. See Google Maps, Google Navigation and Google.

The Empire State Building
From a satellite, tall buildings have a 3D appearance in Google Earth. New York's Empire State Building was retrieved by entering only the name of the building.


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Google Earth is quite simply, an extraordinary technological feat.
jpg" alt="Crop Circles as seen by Google Earth" width="598" /> <div class="caption">Crop Circles as seen by Google Earth</div> </div> Google Earth is now allowing its users to not only just see land and sea, but also crop circles.
today came out with a new Google Earth feature that promises to provide just that.
 
 
 
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