Match Scribbles to Features on the Earth
Land Lines is an experimental online tool that matches drawn gestures on the screen with landforms extracted from satellite imagery.
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Update Google Earth Time Lapse
Google Earth has released a new time-lapse of the Earth, composed of over 5,000,000 satellite images.
Map of the Earth’s Antineutrino Glow
A new map of antineutrino emissions has been created by scientists at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency in the United States using data collected by detectors in Italy and Japan.
Using Google Earth to Teach Math
Every math teacher knows the difficulty in trying to convince their students why math matters. It is often hard to see that math is useful … Read more