#Explore mars in google earth 5.0 software#

If youвЂ™ve switched yourself back to the classic version, youвЂ™ll have to switch back temporarily. Google Earth 5 includes a separate globe of the planet Mars, that can be viewed and analysed for research purposes. Note: You need to be in the вЂњnewвЂќ version of Google Maps for this to work. Mars mode in Google Earth was released to the world on February 2, 2009, as part of Google Earth 5. WATCH IN HDIn this tutorial, I'll show you a breif trick I found a few weeks ago, and decided to do a video on - This will be made a video response to. Click the pair of upward arrows in the bottom right to expand the Explore drawer.)

(If nothing shows up, you might have the вЂњExploreвЂќ tab closed.

#Explore mars in google earth 5.0 software#

WorldWide Telescope is is a Web 2.0 visualization software environment that enables your computer to.

Options for вЂњMoonвЂќ and вЂњMarsвЂќ should appear at the bottom of your screen, as pictured above. Featuring an spetacular scene that evokes the best Hollywood films, WorldWide Telescope is the Microsofts bid to combat the space maps now included in Google Earth by Google. Once youвЂ™re zoomed all the way out, just wait a second.You now can switch between Earth, Sky, AND Mars. Wait for the once-flat map to load in 3D. After loading Google Earth you look for the little planet icon at the top center of the view.The ocean layers were not unexpected: ocean floor bathymetry was released a couple of weeks ago (see StefanвЂ™s critique ), and the previously announced presence of Sylvia Earle at todayвЂ™s launch ( CNet, Google Earth Blog. Down in the bottom left, you should see an icon that lets you put the map in вЂњGoogle EarthвЂќ mode. Google Earth 5.0: Oceans, Historic Imagery and Mars Google Earth 5.0 was released today, with a bunch of new features.ShootinвЂ™ across the galaxy in Google Maps is pretty easy, as long as you know where to click. Just in time for the 2nd anniversary of the Curiosity rover touching down on Martian soil, Google has tucked 3D, explorable versions of Mars and the Moon right into Maps. On second thought, that might take a while.