April 20, 2021 New Google Earth timelapses show changes to planet - The Columbia Glacier in Alaska is among the sites visited in new timelapse videos from Google Earth illustrating the impact of human life on the planet. - Google/dpa
New Google Earth timelapses show changes to planet - The Columbia Glacier in Alaska is among the sites visited in new timelapse videos from Google Earth illustrating the impact of human life on the planet. - Google/dpa
Google Earth, the online atlas you once used to look up your house and then never returned to, has gained a new feature relevant to all humanity, one that depicts the impact of human life on the planet.
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Google Earth is one of the tools by Google that is polarizing for a lot of people. I don t remember the last time I used it, but I know many people who do. The desktop version, which is called the Google Earth Pro, comes with many features that are missing on the web or the mobile version of it. Obviously, the app so powerful needed to be simplified before it could be released on mobile versions. One could easily ignore those features because even without them, Google Earth works really well.