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What if you could take the entire planet, gather over 30 years of satellite data on it, and put it all together into a simple app that can even be used on your smartphone? Well… that’s exactly what Google recently unveiled. The new features for its Timelapse allow users to zoom in on any locations they choose, viewing more than three decades of imagery. The world at our fingertips It’s true that we now have the entire planet at our fingertips in more ways than one. Even some 20-30 years ago, most people would have had a hard time imagining this. The fact that you can use a common devic...

Deforestation and the effects of climate change are seen in sharp relief thanks to this new technology 15 April 2021 • 2:00pm Using 20 million satellite photos from the past 37 years, Google Earth can now show viewers the world from the "fourth dimension" – time. The work is focused on climate change, and the human impact on the world. Scientists at Nasa and Google guide the viewer through changes including forest change, urban growth, warming temperatures, sources of energy, and our world’s fragile beauty, in a set of timelapse videos. The Timelapse project was made by Nasa, the Uni...