It's okay, but it loses a lot of focus at closer levels so it's really hard to make out what's there and what isn't. If you're talking geographical protection, then yes it is pretty good, but otherwise it's not much help that a road map wouldn't give you
i saw individual cars on it. i think its good for looking at rural enviroments...
Yes, they update very frequently. I want to say AT LEAST once per week, probably more. They're not super-hi-res cameras (compared to most camera-equipped satellite), so they just sort of scan a general area.
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OH....MY....GOD!!!!!!
THAT IS THE COLLEST THING EVER!!!
I think my coworkers and I almost wet ourselves when we saw this. So very cool.
All that needs to be said is this: FIRE = BAD
It's okay, but it loses a lot of focus at closer levels so it's really hard to make out what's there and what isn't. If you're talking geographical protection, then yes it is pretty good, but otherwise it's not much help that a road map wouldn't give you
Bury deep, pile on the stones
Yet I will, dig up the bones
i saw individual cars on it. i think its good for looking at rural enviroments...
war's my game
destruction by no other name
And this thread deserves at least a small amount of discussion and now... /dicuss!
I think google earth would be pretty good at examining places and what not, but have they updated it? Cause i think the pictures were taken in 2005...
i have the ver. 2003 of google earth where iraq is bombed out.
old is new again
Yes, they update very frequently. I want to say AT LEAST once per week, probably more. They're not super-hi-res cameras (compared to most camera-equipped satellite), so they just sort of scan a general area.
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