Timelapse Feature News Today

Change is a natural part of life. However, what kind of change we want to see in our lives and to leave for our children and grandchildren—good or bad—is still a question that we need to answer. And if we look at what Google Earth is telling us, we have a long way to go to properly make up for what we’ve been doing to our pale blue dot, our home, Planet Earth. Have a look below at how human activity and natural forces have changed the Earth, dear Pandas. Youll find the links to the origin...

The new feature enables users to watch the past four decades unfold on their screens. New Delhi: In what is being called as the biggest update to Google Earth in the last four years, the new "Timelapse feature" has compiled 24 million satellite photos from the past 37 years "into an interactive 4D experience" to show the "rapid environmental change" the planet has gone through, Google CEO Sundar Pichai tweeted on Thursday.  The new feature enables users to watch the past four decades unfold...