Google brings a historic street view of Google Earth

Google Earth celebrates its 20th anniversary, and to mark the occasion, Google brings the historical imagery of Street View at the service. In a Google said that the birthday update allows users to “explore the wonders of the planet from even more points of view, whether it is a view of the bird’s eyes or at the street level”.

From today, when you load Google Earth, you will see a new option for historical imagery in the toolbar, which allows you to move in years. Apparently predicting that you could be overwhelmed by the prospect of having the whole planet at hand, Google offers some . You may want to look at a Berlin timelapse between 1943 and modern times, in which the Berlin Wall was built and fallen, before the city undergoes enormous urban transformation. You could also observe the rapid expansion of las vegas since the 1980s, or How Houston’s nrg stadium was built on Top of Was Just Farmland Back in 1944. Some Maps Users Have Even Used the Historical View to Look Up, Say, pictures of their homes from Years Gone by, Occasionally Finding Imagery of in the process.

Google has also announced other Google Earth updates, including new AI information for professional users in the United States. Urban planners will soon be able to access information on things such as covering the canopy of trees and the temperatures of the surface land of different areas of a city using integrated geminies ideas.

Google Earth was launched for the first time in 2005 and, according to Google, was downloaded 100 million times during its first week. He has had a number of major updates over the years, adding features such as And Videos.