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Is this different than the historical imagery feature that was introduced in 2009? I played around with it a bit. Timelapse seems to only exist at large scales
by aimor 6y ago
Is this different than the historical imagery feature that was introduced in 2009?
I played around with it a bit. Timelapse seems to only exist at large scales. I can't seem to resolve anything more detailed than a highway. Previously Google had higher resolution historical data. I used this to see how my house, neighborhood, and city changed over decades. There was black and white photography at the far end of the data. This was in the desktop version of Google Earth.
I just downloaded the desktop version of Google Earth and was happy to find out the historical data is still available there. :) Hope that makes it to the web version.
- PEJOE 6y agoAFAIK the imagery you want has been relegated to the desktop app (now called google earth pro), and is still available. There is a little clock icon above the imagery area with a counter clockwise green arrow you must click to access historical imagery. Luckily they do release a version of the desktop app that works on linux. [Download page] https://www.google.com/earth/versions/#download-pro https://www.google.com/earth/versions/#download-pro
- devenblake 6y agoGoogle Earth pro (I think) used to be a paid product. I remember downloading it and using GETPFREE as my activation key thinking it was so cool that benevolent Internet leader Google would give that out for free. 2013 was a different time.