This is just too cool! Someone photoshopped a NASA astronaut photo and created a screen overlay in Google Earth that just makes browsing the Earth a lot of fun! The photo is a little weird to look at because it shows the astronaut’s reflecting helmet mask with his arms seen out front. But, the fun part is imagining yourself as an astronaut flying around in Google Earth. The mode gives the same sen
Well, it turns out there is an April Fools Joke in Google Earth today after all! If you turn on the “Geographic Web” layer and then zoom all the way out (38000+ miles away from Earth) the Earth’s continents merge into the theoretical Pangea (the way the continents may have appeared hundreds of millions of years ago). Here’s a screen shot: UPDATE April 3rd: Google took down this little joke on Apri
[UPDATE 27 October 2008: If you’re looking for the official Google Earth for the iPhone app story – which was released 26th of October, read this post. The post below was another iPhone app that looked like Google Earth, but was published by Earthscape earlier this summer.] Last week at the 2008 Where 2.0, there were a number of interesting technologies being shown in the exhibit hall. One of the
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