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22 August 2007

Google Sky Earth (inside Google Earth) New!

Update: As expected Ogle Earth does an excellent introduction to 'Google Earth 4.2'

One pointer that users should be aware is that it now supports KML 2.2 (beta)
http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kml_tags_beta1.html

now includes:
  • ExtendedData (replacement for metadata)
  • Atom feeds
  • AbstractView
  • ResourceMap
  • PhotoOverlay
  • Google Earth release 4.2, video is supported!
Official post on this http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2007/08/sky-final-frontier.html

Google Sky is an addition to Google Earth New!

Google Sky Earth

You will need to download the newest version of Google Earth to use it.
version 4.2.0180.1134

http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html

More info
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6955787.stm

Works well so far - but only had 10 minutes...

Google Sky Button
The Google Sky button is here on the new version.

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2 Comments:

At Wednesday, August 22, 2007 4:45:00 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am a director of SKY-MAP.ORG. Go to www.sky-map.org and you will see that what Google has just announced already exists in web-based version for about a year. We have SDSS, IRAS, and H-Alpha surveys integrated in our system and we have 100s of millions of objects mapped. Only for HDF we have > 10.000 galaxies mapped. We also have articles related to hundreds of thousands of objects and many features that Google doesn’t have. We would be happy to find a way to cooperate with Google.
Here are some links:
Hubble Ultra Deep Field: http://www.sky-map.org/?img_source=IMG_all&zoom=13&object=udf
Horsehead Nebula: http://www.sky-map.org/?object=Horsehead Nebula&zoom=9&img_source=IMG_all&img_borders=1
M45, The Pleiades: http://www.sky-map.org/?img_source=IMG_all&zoom=7&ra=3.772&de=23.948&img_borders=1
Thanks,
K. Lysenko,
SKY-MAP.ORG,
kostya@sky-map.info,
416-8369785.

 
At Thursday, August 23, 2007 8:42:00 am, Blogger Mapperz said...

Mapperz agrees there is already 'Sky Map and Charts' out there already.

But Google can deliver to the masses.
200 million downloads of Google Earth.

Most people have heard of Google in some way.

But glad to see out of the 'google bubble' applications.

 

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