Google Removes Clouds From Its Satellite Mapping Products
Last week Google rolled out improved satellite imagery across all of its mapping products. Based on imagery from the NASA/USGS Landsat 7 satellite, Google’s new higher resolution image of earth weighs in at 800,000 megapixels and is now nearly free of cloud cover thanks to software trickery. The new imagery can be seen on Google Earth and the satellite view of Google Maps.
E.D.W. Lynch
Recent Posts
‘Dog Sommelier’ Sniffs Out the ‘Notes’ of Different Breeds Like Bottles of Wine
Wayward Parrot Randomly Flies Into Woman’s Apartment and Makes It His Permanent Home
An Interactive Online Trumpet That Is Played Using a Computer Keyboard
A Suitcase Is Upset About Being Called Overweight
Comedian Amusingly Ponders Why Cows Were Historically Drawn With Corners in Pastoral Scenes
