Google Earth lets you explore the world virtually in 3D via satellite images and interactive maps. Use it to find your house or famous landmarks.

And finally in this round of updates, Google says it's "sharpening" satellite imagery across Google Earth and Google Maps. With a little help from AI, new cloud removal tools have been applied to ...

Google has added new historical imagery for London on Google Earth. It allows users to see images of how the city looked during recent history, in this case 1945 and various points forward to the ...

(Sort of.) London is the fifth UK city after Birmingham, Leeds, Reading and Stoke on Trent to be given the 3D treatment inside Google Maps and Google Earth.

Google has just made the history and geography nerd in me very happy. The company has announced that Google Earth is getting historical imagery of areas through satellite and aerial captures ...

The lack of up-to-date visuals on Google Earth is not unique to views of Gaza. From war-torn countries such as Ukraine to the central parts of busy mega cities like New York and London, satellite ...

This 3D London Eye can actually rotate in Google Earth by using the time animation feature – adding the 4th dimension. Download the London Eye here .

The mid-flight plane can be seen on Google Maps by switching to satellite view and going to 50°51’34.4″N 0°39’12.3″W. Alternatively, you can easily visit this link, or just check out the ...

Skybox has posted on their site a satellite image showing the Poppy display at the Tower of London that took place in November last year to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.

The company has announced that Google Earth is getting historical imagery of areas through satellite and aerial captures dating back 80 years. Google previously released a Timelapse tool that ...

Google Earth is celebrating its 20th birthday this year. The satellite mapping service will let you explore the Earth from even more viewpoints.

Google Earth has given us a new way of looking at our cities and neighbourhoods – from space. Richard Hollingham visits the satellite factory building to see what’s coming next. Behind a long ...