Eye in the sky

Chris G. wrote:
http://earth.google.com is cool. You can see the same imagery at
http://maps.google.com, but it's not as nice of an interface. Also, for
fun, try http://moon.google.com. Be sure to zoom all the way in for
some really cool extra detail.

Fortunately, it's still being beta tested on Windows machines before
they release an operating version for better platforms.

john smith wrote:
Chris G. wrote:
http://earth.google.com is cool. You can see the same imagery at
http://maps.google.com, but it's not as nice of an interface. Also,
for fun, try http://moon.google.com. Be sure to zoom all the way in
for some really cool extra detail.

Fortunately, it's still being beta tested on Windows machines before
they release an operating version for better platforms.

Wow - an OS snob. How unique and refreshing.

Is it getting harder to find spare parts for your Amiga?

On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 18:02:24 GMT, john smith wrote:

Chris G. wrote:
http://earth.google.com is cool. You can see the same imagery at
http://maps.google.com, but it's not as nice of an interface. Also, for
fun, try http://moon.google.com. Be sure to zoom all the way in for
some really cool extra detail.

Fortunately, it's still being beta tested on Windows machines before
they release an operating version for better platforms.

Still running a Comadore-64?

Seems like only 32 years ago that we landed on the Moon.

Mike Weller

Mike Weller wrote:
Still running a Comadore-64?
Seems like only 32 years ago that we landed on the Moon.

Hey, the graphics were way ahead of their time!