Google Earth can now transfer you to the past

Google Earth, celebrating its 20th birthday, provided a novelty-the opportunity to rewind the time, for example, for a building, streets. In other words, you can see how it looked before.

Google Earth has opened access to users to historical images Street View directly in the application of geographical visualization, writes Xrust. The layman can scroll the old types of locations and see how the areas changed over time. In general, the historical images of Street View are already available in Google Maps.

Last year, Google also added the possibility of viewing historical satellite and aerial photographs directly in Google Earth-the material that was previously available only in the table application Earth Pro.

In the coming weeks, Google also plans to launch a new function that will provide professional users with artificial intelligence-based information. This may include information about the wood cover and the temperature of the soil.

Xrust Google Earth can now transfer you to the past