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Now you do not have to be an astronaut to visit Mars and the Moon, you can take a virtual trip with Google Maps instead.
Recently unveiled on 5 August through a video, learn fun astronomy facts and check out the cool topographic features as you carry out the cyber exploration.
All these can be done simply through this set of instructions: “To start your interplanetary adventure, look for Earth mode at the bottom left of your map (on supported browsers). Click on ‘Earth,’ zoom all the way out until you see the entire globe, and you’ll see these two celestial bodies pop up at the bottom of your screen.”
Check out the video below:
[via Laughing Squid, images via Google Maps]
Now you do not have to be an astronaut to visit Mars and the Moon, you can take a virtual trip with Google Maps instead.
Recently unveiled on 5 August through a video, learn fun astronomy facts and check out the cool topographic features as you carry out the cyber exploration.
All these can be done simply through this set of instructions: “To start your interplanetary adventure, look for Earth mode at the bottom left of your map (on supported browsers). Click on ‘Earth,’ zoom all the way out until you see the entire globe, and you’ll see these two celestial bodies pop up at the bottom of your screen.”
Check out the video below:
[via Laughing Squid, images via Google Maps]