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Google Earth...Holy ****!
2006-02-02, 11:02 PM #1
Has anyone else seen this??

http://earth.google.com/

Download it now!!!
2006-02-02, 11:03 PM #2
very well known around here :)


dope program, I kinda wish more stuff (Buildings) would be mapped in 3D though
一个大西瓜
2006-02-02, 11:05 PM #3
Yeah, that'd be cool. (Put Toronto in, you jerks)

EDIT: Also, it tracked Santa on Christmas Eve. Though it didn't at all agree with NORAD's Santa tracking. (One had him in South America while the other placed him in Eastern Europe)
Stuff
2006-02-02, 11:08 PM #4
I think if you buy the expensive version everything comes in 3D...


Still very cool though
2006-02-02, 11:13 PM #5
This almost sounds like a joke.
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2006-02-03, 12:24 AM #6
Originally posted by kyle90:
EDIT: Also, it tracked Santa on Christmas Eve. Though it didn't at all agree with NORAD's Santa tracking. (One had him in South America while the other placed him in Eastern Europe)


That's because Santa is so fat, that he warps the space-time continuum. Therefore he can be at two places at the same time.
Sorry for the lousy German
2006-02-03, 12:50 AM #7
[insert favourite timeline picture here]

dude, this is old. google earth used to be a program called keyhole. (which needed to be payed for, and didnt have nearly as many fancy feraures, and many less high resolution maps.
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2006-02-03, 12:57 AM #8
[QUOTE=Unknown User]I think if you buy the expensive version everything comes in 3D...


Still very cool though[/QUOTE]


ummm..., neither google earth, nor it's crappy nasa made counterpart, need you to pay for the 3d stuff (although, google earth has only one main terrian format made up of numerous maps, and puts them directly onto 3d, while nasa makes you load up a mapset, and only certian reas have 3d maping.)
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2006-02-03, 6:54 AM #9
It is indeed very well known. Now as a bonus I present to thee the Google Earth Massassi Map.
Attachment: 10197/Massassimap.zip (606 bytes)
nope.
2006-02-03, 12:03 PM #10
How can people STILL have not seen this program? It used to be around in the form of a program called Earthviewer about 6 years ago.
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2006-02-03, 12:07 PM #11
Originally posted by alpha1:
ummm..., neither google earth, nor it's crappy nasa made counterpart, need you to pay for the 3d stuff (although, google earth has only one main terrian format made up of numerous maps, and puts them directly onto 3d, while nasa makes you load up a mapset, and only certian reas have 3d maping.)


NASA's "crappy counterpart" isn't intended to serve the same purpose as Google Earth. It has more scientific information, data, diagrams, etc...
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2006-02-03, 12:09 PM #12
Only Boco shows up on that map :confused:
2006-02-03, 12:17 PM #13
OK!

My ****ing bad. I just found it and didnt know if anyone else had seen it.

If youve already heard of it... GREAT, then skip this thread. Theres no need to sit here bickering about nothing!!
2006-02-03, 12:26 PM #14
Originally posted by Muffinman:
Only Boco shows up on that map :confused:


Really?
nope.
2006-02-03, 12:38 PM #15
I had that back when it was called Earthviewer made by a company called Keyhole. They charged like $60/yr for full usage. Google said f that. Google also added the 3d buildings in big cities, I dont think Keyhole had that.

Tip: As of like 2 years ago, the absolute highest resolution city was downtown San Diego, zoom in real close you will see what I mean. You can almost read liscence plates. I think it was 3inches/pixel.
2006-02-03, 1:26 PM #16
Yeah, we all thought it was cool too, when we first saw it 8 minths ago.

:p
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2006-02-03, 1:36 PM #17
Originally posted by Sarn_Cadrill:
Yeah, we all thought it was cool too, when we first saw it 8 minths ago.

:p


Oh thats so cool man

Why dont you read some of the posts you goddamn moron. If you saw it 8 months ago, then skip this thread and go crap on a different one
2006-02-03, 1:39 PM #18
dude, chill out. I'm just messing with you.

Take the stick out of your ***.
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.

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2006-02-03, 2:12 PM #19
Originally posted by kyle90:
Yeah, that'd be cool. (Put Toronto in, you jerks)

EDIT: Also, it tracked Santa on Christmas Eve. Though it didn't at all agree with NORAD's Santa tracking. (One had him in South America while the other placed him in Eastern Europe)


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