Google Earth, the search engine's computer program that renders a 3D representation of Earth, finally received a major update. In this photo illustration, an image of the Google logo is reflected on ...

Google Earth has been gathering imagery from satellites for 15 years, offering anyone with an internet connection stunning views of our planet from any altitude. The tool, which launched in 2001, is ...

Google Earth lets users visit any place on the planet. Now, you can see how those places have changed over time. Google announced an update Thursday to the program which will allow users to explore ...

Google Earth has fascinated millions as it can show someone locations across the globe in great detail. Now, just in time for Earth Day on April 22, Google Earth allows users to use a time-lapse ...

The effects of climate change and our impact on Earth can be hard to visualize. Thanks to satellite imagery, we've been able to get a better sense of how our actions can affect our planet on a larger ...

Google Earth comes loaded with plenty of cool features, including a time-lapse tool that can show you how our planet has changed. Alphabet’s Google Earth is one of the handiest tools to exist in our ...

Google constantly handles enormous chunks of geographical data to improve apps like Maps and Waze, keeping them current with the state of roadworks in your alley. This information gathering also ...

Who among us hasn't wished for the ability to time travel. Unfortunately, you can't hop in a DeLorean, gun it to 88 miles per hour, and visit the past. However, Google Earth has the next best thing ...

Using images spanning over 20 years, today's Google Doodle shows how climate change is ravaging the planet at an alarming rapid rate. According to an official statement, "using real time-lapse imagery ...

Out of respect for Earth Day, Google has replaced their homepage logo with a series of timelapse animations showing the harsh realities of climate change. From time to time, Google temporarily ...