An image shared to Facebook in July 2024 authentically showed an atmospheric phenomenon known colloquially as a “fire rainbow,” or a circumhorizontal arc, photographed over Alaska.

Google has now added a DigitalGlobe image captured in early May before the eruption. Bogoslof Island, May 11th, 2017. If we are lucky, we will see images of the eruption once Google updates ...

A circle, some 4.2 miles (6.8 kilometers) in diameter, visible about 352 miles (566 km) off the coast of Lima. The circle appears to rise from the seafloor like a hill or mountain. You may like ...

Also, it says Google Earth has 36 million square miles of HD satellite images you can browse, and those images cover areas where 98 percent of the entire population lives.

Google launched Timelapse in 2013 with a time-lapse from 1984 to 2012. It has now updated the project with the same methods it used to sharpen images and remove clouds in Google Maps and Earth in ...

Google's earth maps are also now less dependent on Landsat 7, which was hit by a hardware failure in 2013 that left stripes running through many of its images. Google cleaned those images up using ...

Google Goes to Alaska to Teach Google Earth and more. September 16, 2008. ... Frank Taylor started the Google Earth Blog in July, 2005 shortly after Google Earth was first released.

NASA’s Earth Observatory released some arresting images of the atmospheric river that swept through the Gulf of Alaska earlier this week. The images show the river—an airborne corridor of ...