Google Earth Gets Star-Gazing Add On
Tom F writes to mention BBC News is reporting that Google has released a new add on for Google Earth that will allow users to search a 3D rendition of over 1 million stars and 200 million galaxies called Google Sky. "Optional layers allow users to explore images from the Hubble Space Telescope as well as animations of lunar cycles. [...] Users can overlay the night sky with other information such as galaxies, constellations and detailed images from the Hubble Space Telescope. Imagery for the system came from six research institutions including the Digital Sky Survey Consortium, the Palomar Observatory in California and the United Kingdom Astronomy Technology Centre. "
No, why would someone who runs linux want to know what the outside looks like?
I told my kids about the upcoming eclipse, and I was excited to see them enthusiastic, until one said "What channel will it be on?"
Google can map 200 million galaxies in 3-D but can't come up with a road map of Mexico? What's up?
...or google images is to perverts.
If Han Solo had only had this software he could have mapped out the best route and made the Kessel Run in 9 parsecs.
> My answer to your question: you can't slide beer under the door!
Sure you can, you just need to wait for it to go flat.
Kwisatz Haderach
Sell the spice to CHOAM
This Mahdi took Shaddam's Throne
Can I turn on the light pollution layer so I get a true sense of the Los Angeles sky?
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