TASS, April 15. The Google Earth platform now allows users to track climate change that has occurred on Earth over the past 37 years. This was reported on Thursday in the blog of the Google corporation.
“Since the launch of Google Earth, we have focused on creating a 3D model of the world. Thanks to the largest update of Google Earth since 2017, you can now see our planet in a completely new dimension – time. With the help of Timelapse in Google Earth, 24 million photos from satellites have been assembled in an interactive 4D format for 37 years, “the company said in a press release.
The Timelapse service clearly shows how the forest area changed, cities grew, the average temperature rose and resource sources were depleted.
Google Earth is a platform that displays the surface of planet Earth using satellite imagery. With the help of the service, you can “be transported” to any part of the planet and inspect the place of interest in three-dimensional mode.
