— -- Google Earth 5.0 is a fun and free way to waste time, and now it’s even better with the updated Mars in Google Earth, a 3D mapping tool that lets astronomy buffs and armchair ...

While Google Maps launched slightly earlier and has a huge impact on how we get around, Google Earth has been a boon to first ...

Google Earth has added a new Mars mode that uses some of NASA’s latest satellite imagery to enable users to fly virtually through enormous canyons and scale huge mountains on Mars, higher than ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Google Inc. on Monday launched a new version of Google Earth that allows users to explore the oceans, view 3D images of the planet Mars and watch regions of the Earth change over ...

Google gives users a ‘Mars on Earth’ experience. Google has now been able to give users a view at what Mars is like using an uninhabited area in the Canadian Arctic known as Devon Island.

I found out that Google Earth 5 is fully compatible with my Modified Mars add-on. The terraforming map folds itself over the terrain which adds a whole new dimension and looks especially great ...

Just last month, Google released Google Earth 5 which not only had a ton of new cool features including the 3D oceans of Earth, but also included a very cool 3D Mars.If you haven’t checked out ...

Of particular interest is the 23-million-year-old Haughton crater, which “resembles the Mars surface in more ways than any other place on Earth,” HMP’s website adds. Map of Devon Island. Google ...

Typically, Google Earth images have a resolution of 50 feet per pixel. If you have Google Earth, you can access Google Mars by clicking on the orange Saturn-shaped button at the top of the screen ...

Google announced Friday a major update to show more details of Mars both in its history and the present day. Originally the 3D maps of Mars were available with the release of Google Earth 5.0 ...

Google Earth 5.0 is a fun and free way to waste time, and now it’s even better with the updated Mars in Google Earth, a 3D mapping tool that lets astronomy buffs and armchair astronauts roam the ...