Using the live satellite mode I created a screen capture of cars driving down a road, which you can see in the animated thumbnail below.
While most visual artwork is intended to please the eye, some artists strive to reach the other senses as well.
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This was a joke. There is no live view.
Friday, 17th August 2007 at 12:11 amThis is the kinda stuff that really helps out the terrorists. Its cool for normal people but think about it
Were told that as Google add the Live Satellite feature to more and more cities they plan to rename Google Earth to Google Live Local.
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The most recent additions to Googles Street View service made us wonder if it might be in danger of having
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Thursday, 16th August 2007 at 3:41 amThe big white cloud has been in the same form for the past 3 days. Not live at all what a joke. But it is possible to see live satellite video if you worked for the N.S.A. or had enough money. this is a joke april 1.
Wednesday, 15th August 2007 at 4:37 amI really love live images from the satellite!Is there a way to watch live pictures!
In the early days of mass automotive travel, fuel stations often resorted to some wacky gimmicks to differentiate themselves from the pack and lure in customers, such as novelty architecture that made the station building even more of a roadside attraction than the fuel they were selling. Today, many of these wacky 1930s-era stations are icons to thousands of visitors every year.
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Few places have taken to heart the concept of the roadside attraction like the Canadian province of Manitoba,edudns553.typepad.com. where dozens of quirky and wacky monuments to local icons dot the prairie landscape.
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Monday, 24th December 2007 at 11:43 amThis was a joke. There is no live view.
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Be warned that Edinburgh is very cloudy today, so you may have to search around a bit to find a gap in the clouds.
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While most visual artwork is intended to please the eye, some artists strive to reach the other senses as well.
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Google Sightseeing can exclusively reveal a major new feature in Google Earth live satellite images!
One of the worlds largest UNESCO World Heritage Sites encompasses dozens of locations in and around the Russian city of
One of the worlds largest UNESCO World Heritage Sites encompasses dozens of locations in and around the Russian city of
In the early days of mass automotive travel,shunli238.typepad.com. fuel stations often resorted to some wacky gimmicks to differentiate themselves from the pack and lure in customers, such as novelty architecture that made the station building even more of a roadside attraction than the fuel they were selling. Today, many of these wacky 1930s-era stations are icons to thousands of visitors every year.
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Live Satellite only works for the city of Edinburgh, UK but will be rolled out to other cities in the near future. Apparently Google wanted to keep this amazing new feature quiet so as to not overload the satellites built-in web server.
