Google Earth on the web, directly in the Chrome browser.

Google Earth also offers routes to get from any point on the globe to another.

The user can save places in memory and add comments.

The height of the view (altitude) is also adjustable. In addition to the classic top view, it is possible to tilt the view angle and see the landscape in relief. The software downloads all the information from the Internet in real time: satellite images, street names, roads, cities, location of hotels, restaurants, etc. To use it, you just have to type a place name (sometimes specifying the country) to go there. The resolution is not the same everywhere, but strategic places (big cities) are often very well covered, so much so that you can easily distinguish cars in the streets. Google Earth allows the user to see any place on the globe as satellites do. It is also possible to perform searches (restaurants, hotels, etc.) and to consult road routes. The user can browse the Earth through satellite images, in 2D or 3D. Regardless of area though Earth VR doesn't change much from Earth in that it can take a few moments for areas to fully render looking pixelated or otherwise odd when you first view them.Initially developed by the company Keyhole (now acquired by Google), Google Earth is a free software proposed by Google allowing to fly over any point of the Earth, on the ground or in aerial view. As with Google Earth itself huge swathes of land are covered but it's mostly metropolises that look the best. It goes beyond simply giving you a first-person view and controls based on VR though: Earth VR also adds the ability to fly through cityscapes and above rural areas where coverage applies.

Google Earth VR lives up to its name by providing virtual reality features for those who own the hardware. It has all of Google Earth's previous frills and a few more besides all that. This culminates in Earth VR which lets you get three-dimensional aerial views of many famous locations typically from a first-person view. Already Google has chronicled three-dimensional footage and pictures of almost every place on Earth spending time from the early 2010s to now creating a 'virtual world' that mirrors our world. Google Earth VR is an extension of Google's existing Earth API. Softonic review A Unique Perspective On Our Very Own Earth.

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