The only early antarctic explorer to get an aerial view of the landscape was Sir Robert Falcon Scott, who elevated himself above the Ross Ice Shelf in a basket that dangled from a hot air balloon. According to EnchantedLearning.com, this event occurred on February 4, 1902. Then, on November 29, 1929, Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd flew to the South Pole in a Ford Trimotor, giving humans the first real aerial view of the Antarctic landscape. Byrd's base was also on the Ross Ice Shelf and was named Little America.
An Aerial View was created in 2008.
Aerial View was created on -20-12-04.
One can obtain an aerial view of their home by visiting MapQuest, GoogleEarth or GoogleMaps just to name a few. Just type in your address and you will be shown an aerial view of your home and the surrounding neighbourhood.
View from the air.
Birds eye view or aerial view
A view from above
Aerial
A view from the air is called an aerial view or bird's-eye view.
Aerial is straight down. Bird's eye is diagonal
Go to www.prosportsmemorabilia.com , they have a picture that will give you an idea what it looks like from the air. Punch in aerial view of daytona speedway.
A view from above looking down.
aerial photography