View Historical Imagery in Google Earth: See the World Change

View Historical Imagery in Google Earth: See the World Change

Have you ever wondered what the world looked like 30 years ago? 😲 Or witnessed the growth of a city from above? 🏙️ With Google Earth's new Historical Imagery feature, you can now journey through time and see the Earth transform from satellite imagery of different years! 🌍✨ In this video, we'll show you how to use Google Earth's Historical Imagery feature, try it out! 1. Go to Google Earth in your browser at Earth.Google.com 🌐 or download the Google Earth mobile app 📲 2. Search for an address 📍 or scroll the map to find a location. 🗺️ 3. Click the Historical Imagery icon or select View, then Historical Imagery. 4. Use the time slider to select a date to view 📅 Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:14 Intro to the Historical Imagery Feature 00:24 Access Google Earth on web or mobile app (Android & iPhone) 00:39 Locate the Historical Imagery icon 00:44 or locate Historical Imagery in menu option by clicking View, then Historical imagery 00:47 Where to locate Timelapse icon 00:52 How Timelapse in Google Earth works 00:58 Zoom out for best quality when viewing Timelapse GIF 01:07 Enabling Basemap to use historical imagery 01:13 Time slider in Google Earth 01:17 Visit satellite imagery by year in Google Earth 01:39 Icon to visit the most recent imagery available 01:43 Icon to lock date of satellite image in Google Earth 01:46 Unlocking date of satellite imagery by clicking icon or a date in the time slider 01:49 Icon to Collapse time slider as a floating bar to save space 02:10 Screenshots of Historical Imagery on web and mobile --------------- 🫧 Keywords: Google Earth, Historical Imagery, Timelapse, Earth exploration, Satellite imagery, Geographic changes, Time travel, Virtual globe, Google Earth Timelapse, Historical Imagery tool, Time slider, Fresh images, Sustainability, Climate change, Urban development, Deforestation, Glacial melt, Environmental monitoring, How to see old satellite images on Google Earth, Google Earth historical imagery for urban planning Author: Agave