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10 cool things you can do with Google Earth

We run through the top 10 coolest things Google Earth has to offer.

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SLIDESHOW: The strangest sights in Google Earth

Mapping software Google Earth turns the planet into a massive scavenger hunt for weird, wacky, and the unexplained. Here are a few of the things that keep us scratching our heads.

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News about Google Earth

Article | 7/02/2011 Saudi Arabian archaeological sites discovered using Google Earth
New Scientist has reported on the discovery of close to 2000 Saudi Arabian archaeological sites by University of Western Australia academic David Kenn...
Article | 15/01/2010 Google Earth reveals the devastation in Haiti
Google responded to the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti earlier this week by working with satellite imagery company GeoEye to quickly make image...
Article | 31/10/2009 Google Earth Pro unveiled for African NGOs
Google has unveiled its Google Earth Pro software to coincide with the upcoming climate change conference in Copenhagen in December.
Article | 9/09/2009 Gamer alert: Monopoly uses Google Earth to go live online
Think you're a Monopoly whiz? Remember running the board and shaming your property-less competitors when playing board games on the living room floor?...
Article | 21/07/2009 Blast off to the moon with Google Earth
If the 40th anniversary of the moon landing by NASA's Apollo 11 crew has you jonesing for more information about our lunar neighbor, Google Inc. today...

Tutorials about Google Earth

Article | 30/03/2009 How to add your business to Google Maps
For small businesses, every bit of exposure is worth its weight in gold.

Features about Google Earth

Article | 3/08/2010 10 cool things you can do with Google Earth
Google Earth offers a tonne of great features to play with. We run through the 10 coolest.
Article | 12/07/2010 SLIDESHOW: The strangest sights in Google Earth
In the olden days, the ancients recognized Seven Wonders of the World; but thanks to Google Earth, you can now spot thousands of "I wonder what it is"...