Google Earth

Google Earth integrates Google's local search and driving guide services to provide a bird's-eye view of the world and will replace current desktop search software. He can fly freely in the Grand Canyon like an eagle in the virtual world, land on the top of the canyon, and dive into the abyss of the canyon.

The 3D map positioning technology used by Google Earth can push the latest satellite images on Google Map to a new level. Users can search for a specific area on the 3D map, zoom in and out of the virtual image, and then form a driving guide. In addition, Google Earth has also carefully crafted a special option - a bird's-eye view of the journey, which makes motorists more energetic. Google Earth mainly achieves these above-mentioned functions by accessing Keyhole's extended database of aerospace and satellite images. The database was updated last week. It contains a large amount of terrain data provided by NASA, and will cover more terrain in the future, including pastoral areas, wastelands, etc.

Its main functions are:

1. Combined with satellite images, maps, and powerful Google search technology; global geographic information is right before your eyes.

2. From A Space Odyssey to A Glimpse of Neighbors.

3. Enter the destination and zoom in directly.

4. Search schools, parks, restaurants, hotels.

5. Get driving directions.

6. Provides 3D terrain and buildings, and its viewing angle supports tilting or rotating.

7. Save and share searches and favorites.

8. Add your own comments.

Google Earth is free for personal use. In addition, there is Google Earth Plus, which requires payment and provides more services, including:

1. Compatible with GPS (Global Positioning System).

2. High quality printing.

3. Email customer service.

4. Richer annotations.

5. Data import.

6. Provides 3D terrain and buildings, and its viewing angle supports tilting or rotating.

7. Save and share searches and favorites.

8. Add your own comments.