The ever first model on Google Earth Hacks located in the country of Pakistan. This model was made by me with having no textures (in version 1.0) but now I recently released version 2.0 of this model which is absolutely real textured. So enjoy this model. More models coming sooner.
Note: This model is Google Earth 4 Compatible, and remember that it will not work with Google Earth...
As posted on the GPS Visualizer website:
"This page will help you create alternate overlays for use with Google Earth. It's true that Google Earth already contains high-resolution satellite data for many cities (and even some non-urban areas); but in much of the U.S., the USGS black-and-white 1m aerial photos provide better detail, and the USGS topo maps contain information which is...
This file is a collection of air transportation in streetview, including helicopters (military and civilian), airplanes (military and civilian), and aerostats. Each find is coded by color and icon type.
Each find can be viewed directly within Google Earth (version 6+) or viewed in Google Maps with a direct link from within the placemark.
Having seen "Dual images" of flying aircraft, do you think this could be another satellite? Keep in mind that the imaging Satellites orbit several hundred miles/kilometers, higher than some Low Earth Orbit Satellites... Also if you follow the line South East, you will notice it is Not a physical structure. Your thoughts?
This is the model of a building used as a bank. Zarai Taraqqiaati Bank (Agricultural Development Bank) or ZTBL in short. Located in Islamabad, Pakistan. Enjoy this model too.
Note: This model is Google Earth 4 Compatible, and remember that it will not work with Google Earth 3. You must download the latest version of Google Earth from http://earth.google.com before downloading thi...
The deepest points on Earth (Google Earth atleast), located at -35,717 feet (at the head of the pin). That's a little over 6.75 miles down!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Challenger_Deep
Its a network link for Google Earth which will use Google Maps to give you a transparent map overlay for the area you are viewing in Google Earth. In other words...go over a certain region, activate the network link, and it will show you what that area would look like in Google Maps.
You can set the depth to what you want to flood your google earth, then refresh the network link and wait till it loads and you'll see which areas would be underwater and which wouldn't.
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