Q. Seach google earth or not?
A. I'm not sure what you mean by Google Earth live, but you can download Google Earth from here: http://earth.google.com/
how do you update the maps in google earth?
Q. i have the full google earth pro and went to look at CITI FIELD in flushing ny and its not there! its the "new" home of the mets and actually is over a couple years old now! it still shows the old shea stadium in its place which was demo'd years ago! any help on a recent update?
A. You don't, or can't update the maps.
Google Earth consists of satellite images taken over a period of years. Some are high resolution, but some are still low-resolution images taken many years ago.
Google has recently launched it's own higher resolution satellites, but they have a lot of ground to cover. Keep in mind, that the satellites may pass over your area at night or when there is too much cloud. The next pass may be weeks, months or even years away. It's really is up to the weather.
When clear images are finally received, a group of people will assemble them into something resembling your place of interest. That's why some views look like a montage. Where I live, the adjacent images are months or years apart and in different colours. My house is in high resolution, but houses a few blocks away are still very old low resolution photos. They were probably covered by cloud when the most recent satellite passed over.
Google Earth is a wonderful resource, but we must all remember that it's many years away from being perfect.
Google Earth consists of satellite images taken over a period of years. Some are high resolution, but some are still low-resolution images taken many years ago.
Google has recently launched it's own higher resolution satellites, but they have a lot of ground to cover. Keep in mind, that the satellites may pass over your area at night or when there is too much cloud. The next pass may be weeks, months or even years away. It's really is up to the weather.
When clear images are finally received, a group of people will assemble them into something resembling your place of interest. That's why some views look like a montage. Where I live, the adjacent images are months or years apart and in different colours. My house is in high resolution, but houses a few blocks away are still very old low resolution photos. They were probably covered by cloud when the most recent satellite passed over.
Google Earth is a wonderful resource, but we must all remember that it's many years away from being perfect.
How can I get a close and clear view of my house from live satellite?
Q. I have downloaded Google Earth and still cannot get a clear or close view of my house. What am I doing wrong?
A. You can try this site..it works best if you live in a populater area. If it doens't work..it's stil pretty cool
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/
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