Google Earth's new Timelapse feature shows four decades of planetary change

Google compiled more than 24 million satellite images from 1984 to 2020 to create the Timelapse experience. What you need to know Google Earth has gained a new feature called Timelapse. The feature allows users to "watch time unfold" and see how our planet has changed over the last four decades. Timelapse in Google Earth shows the rapid change on our planet through five themes: forest change, urban growth, warming temperatures, sources of energy, and fragile beauty. Google Earth is undoubtedly the best Android app for exploring our planet. It lets you virtually fly through cities, peek at natural wonders like Mount Everest, and even enjoy guided tours with Voyager. Google has now announced the biggest Google Earth update in years, enabling users to see how our planet has changed over the last few decades. Rebecca Moore, Director, Google Earth, Earth Engine & Outreach, wrote in a blog post: With Timelapse in Google Earth, we have a clearer picture of our changing p...
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