For the first time, everyone can see the whole world


	For the first time, everyone can see the whole world

balthazarus

2-3-2009 4:52 AM

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google earth, ocean

balthazarus says:

"Google Earth has introduced 21 layers of data from various organizations that provide information about specific ocean sites."
I find this collaborative work inspiring, in relation to how humanity can unite in creating a win win situation for all.

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2-3-2009 6:17 AM

tidbit2

google is great for empowering people with technology
long may they thrive!

2-3-2009 10:27 AM

lori763

This is fantastic!

2-3-2009 11:08 AM

Ilsadago1

The only problem is - I can't download the stupid program!!!! I tried updating from GoogleEarth 4.3 to 5.0 and keep getting error messages....rats.

2-4-2009 8:16 PM

tanyamm

I'm going to try and download it later. Sounds fascinating.

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