Let's dive the Ocean and explore Mars

now, in fourth posting in our blog, lets try write with english now..!!
(but tell me if i have wrong writing)
guys, you now googlle earth?? hohohoho
of course you know(that's just a stupid question from me)
& in this week the google earth team already launch their new version of google earth,, google earth 5.0..!
so what's the different with the older version?

lets check these out..!!

in the new version google has added an interesting feature, they add an application for users to see the deep of ocean or we can see the content in the ocean,,

They were joined at the Academy by many of the dozen of ocean scientics who helped make this project a reality: friends from National Geographic, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, the US Navy, Scripps Oceanography, and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, to name just a few. Above all, I would like to acknowledge the work of Dr. Sylvia Earle, who cornered google team at a conference three years ago and told their that Google Earth was great but that it wasn't finished. As much as google team hated to admit it, she was right. We on the Google Earth team had been working hard to build a rich 3D map of the world, but we had largely ignored the oceans — two thirds of the planet. Inspired by Sylvia, the team got to work. They hope you are as excited as They are to explore our new Ocean and all of the fascinating stories and images our partners have contributed.

But that's not all they launched. In addition to Ocean, they introduced new features that they hope will enhance the way people interact with Google Earth and use it to communicate with the world.

• Historical Imagery: Until today, Google Earth displayed only one image of a given place at a given time. With this new feature, you can now move back and forth in time to reveal imagery from years and even decades past, revealing changes over time. Try flying south of San Francisco in Google Earth and turning on the new time slider (click the "clock" icon in the toolbar) to witness the transformation of Silicon Valley from a farming community to the tech capital of the world over the past 50 years or so.

• Touring: One of the key challenges they have faced in developing Google Earth has been making it easier for people to tell stories. People have created wonderful layers to share with the world, but they have often asked for a way to guide others through them. The Touring feature makes it simple to create an easily sharable, narrated, fly-through tour just by clicking the record button and navigating through your tour destinations.

• 3D Mars: This is the latest stop in their virtual tour of the galaxies, made possible by a collaboration with NASA. By selecting "Mars" from the toolbar in Google Earth, you can access a 3D map of the Red Planet featuring the latest high-resolution imagery, 3D terrain, and annotations showing landing sites and lots of other interesting features.(.. wow.!! cannot believe we can see mars with visual 3D)
  

for more information lets see the virtual tour of google earth 5.0:



so how is your opinion about this software?? Exciting right?
hohoho, so lets try now..!! be the first person who try google earth violence..!!!

if you want to download you can click this