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News: Now you can travel to the Moon via Google Earth |
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Internet
giant Google today introduced Moon in Earth, a service that
allows you to navigate the satellite Earth 3D. You can make the
journey of Apollo 11 astronauts and view high resolution
panoramic pictures.
Internet giant Google took advantage of the special date of the
40th anniversary of the arrival of humans to the Moon to present
its new service in
Google Earth Moon . As announced yesterday Clarin.com is an
extension of the Google Earth software - to walk the Earth in
three dimensions - which now also makes a similar virtual tour
through the Moon. |
To begin exploring the moon is not necessary to download the
Google Earth software 5, install the computer and run it. Once
on Earth (the first interface), go to a satellite icon in the
top bar and select the Moon.
The "fly" directly to the surface of our natural satellite, from
which you can navigate between the various missions of the
history.
The announcement was made today at the Newseum museum of news in
Washington. "Forty years ago, two people walked on the Moon.
As of today, with Moon in Google Earth, it is possible that any
of us give these same steps," said Michael Weiss-Malik,
executive producer of the product.
The new extension of Google Earth allows you to make 5 trips
with astronauts Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11) and Jack Schmitt (Apollo
17), view high-resolution panoramic photographs and videos on
the lunar surface unpublished. There are also texts, topographic
survey and information science |
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