Google acquires its imagery from a variety of commercial satellite imagery providers like GeoEye. The imagery on average is 3 years old and Google usually doesn't announce when an area will be updated but it does announce when new imagery is available.
You can sign up to be notified when your location has been updated using Google's 'Follow Your World' notification service.
Google Earth Clock displays the time using different images of the earth to represent each number. Each individual image can be viewed and explored further by zooming in on that image.
To save images from google earth on iPhone simply press the image and you will get the save option.
Google Earth live works on updating constantly from wherever the satellite is currently gathering images from on the Earth. It does this by connecting to the image database and updating the Google Earth program continuously.
Open File menu in Google Earth and select "Email" with two options: 1) Email view and 2) Email image. Select Email view to e-mail a KMZ file of the view which will lauch in Google Earth at the destination or select Email image to e-mail an screenshot image of the current view.
There are many different logos for Earth Day. You can do a Google image search for them.
Here is an image of Antarctica as captured in Google Earth.https://earthview.withgoogle.com/antarctica-1159
If you have an aerial photo or satellite image then you can create an image overlay in Google Earth with that image and orient it to align correctly with the ground.From Add Menu in Google Earth select Image Overlay then browse to the image to use. Then use control corners and rotation tool to orient the image. You may need to use transparency to match the features in the image overlay with those on the map.To share your placemarks with others on the Internet you right-mouse click and select "Share / Post" on the Folder or Placemark feature then pick the related topic for this content. Your placemarks will be uploaded for anyone to see.
When Google updates it street view photos in its image database then these updates are made available to Google Maps and Google Earth.
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Pictures of loan taking places can be found online from many different image sources. Some examples of these image sources include Google Images and Photobucket.
For Street View imagery the date of a Street View is displayed bottom right of the image (but not the time).For dates of the base imagery in Google Maps you'll need to use Google Earth and locate the same location and zoom level for the same view to see the imagery date. For whatever reason the imagery dates are not shown in Google Maps. Google Earth (unlike Google Maps) has historical imagery showing all previous versions of imagery that Google has for the particular area.See related question to show dates in Google Earth.
If one is talking about Google's logo and the images on Google's website than no, they may not be copied because they are copyrighted by Google. If one is talking about images found in Google image search then also no. These images are all copyrighted by their respective owners. Even if the location where one finds an image does not specify anything about a copyright, it is assumed by law.