Pretty cool app by the web-searching giant, Google,
Google Earth is a virtual globe program that maps the earth by the superimposition of images obtained from satellite imagery, aerial photography and GIS 3D globe
F*ck MapQuest unreliable a$, I'm getting directions off of
Google Earth.
compared to Google Maps, on
Google Earth you are able to make the buildings 3D and also to rotate the camera horizontal as well as vertically. Take a look at what downtown Atlanta looks like:
download
Google Earth ->
HEREnow for the
funny/interesting stuff you can do with Google Earth/Maps.
****if you are using
Google Maps don't forget to put the map in
satellite mode****
here are a few interesting findings (not by me of course, i don't have that much free time)
The giant pink bunny (Google Earth coordinates
44.244273, 7.769737)
Google's satellites sometimes catch the Earth's inhabitants on the move, like these ten African elephants (Google Earth coordinates
10.903497, 19.93229).
This geological marvel is called The Badlands Guardian by locals (Google Earth coordinates
50.010083, -110.113006)
Oprah Winfrey's celebrity weren't big enough already, an Arizona farmer built a 10-acre homage to the talk show host (Google Earth coordinates
33.225488, -111.5955)
Sometimes Google Earth is lucky enough to catch things as they happen. Here Google Earth captures a truck that crashed (Google Earth coordinates
46.765669, -100.79274)
Bikini and thongs on Australia's Bondi Beach (Google Earth coordinates
-33.892351, 151.27538)
Camels and their caretakers taking a water break in Nigeria. (Google Earth coordinates
15.298693, 19.429661)
Some of the sights you find in
Google Earth are just plain mysterious. For example, why is a fighter jet parked in a local parking lot? (Google Earth coordinates
48.825183, 2.1985795)
Type the coordinates in yourself to see.
Data (Goonies) by Sean Clarity
Pee Wee by Kiersten Essenpreis
Ed Scissorhands piece by Shannon Bonatakis
The Torrances (The Shining) by Kirk Demarais
Staple Utopialores by Aaron Jasinski
Professional (The Professional) buy Ken Garduno
The Takedown by Chris B. Murray 
The giant pink bunny (Google Earth coordinates 44.244273, 7.769737)
Google's satellites sometimes catch the Earth's inhabitants on the move, like these ten African elephants (Google Earth coordinates 10.903497, 19.93229).
This geological marvel is called The Badlands Guardian by locals (Google Earth coordinates 50.010083, -110.113006)
Oprah Winfrey's celebrity weren't big enough already, an Arizona farmer built a 10-acre homage to the talk show host (Google Earth coordinates 33.225488, -111.5955)
Sometimes Google Earth is lucky enough to catch things as they happen. Here Google Earth captures a truck that crashed (Google Earth coordinates 46.765669, -100.79274)
Bikini and thongs on Australia's Bondi Beach (Google Earth coordinates -33.892351, 151.27538)
Camels and their caretakers taking a water break in Nigeria. (Google Earth coordinates 15.298693, 19.429661)
Some of the sights you find in Google Earth are just plain mysterious. For example, why is a fighter jet parked in a local parking lot? (Google Earth coordinates 48.825183, 2.1985795)
