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Why does Google Earth show different areas with different resolutions?
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∙ 14y ago
This is because all the pictures are taken by different satellites with different resolutions.
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Global climate and weather patterns are driven by differences in the amount of heat energy in different areas of the Earth. Which statement best explains why different areas of the Earth have differen?
Different regions of the Earth receive different amounts of solar energy.
Do different areas of Earth receive different Sun Rays?
yes
Global climate and weather patterns are driven by differences in the amount of heat energy in different areas of the Earth Which statement best explains why different areas of the Earth have differen?
Different regions of the Earth receive different amounts of solar energy.
What areas of our planet do the images of Google Earth show?
Any areas visible by a satelite , that means the earth surface and oceans in their entirety , with the exception on some military areas. Germany houses and private areas are pixilated due to their privacy laws
Does Google Earth require web connection?
To fetch new imagery you need a persistent internet connection. Google Earth uses a disk cache that allows you to navigate offline in the areas you already visited.When you go offline you can still navigate in Google Earth zoom in/out, but flying to new areas will only show a low-res base map data.
What are the functional areas of Google?
the functional areas of google are
What are the three different areas of science?
physical life earth
Which statement best explains why different areas of the Earth have different amounts of heat energy?
Different parts of the Earth get different amounts of solar(heat) energy.
Are there any spots on Earth not covered by Googlemap?
Google Maps does not cover the area around the north and south pole. This is due to the use of standard map projection. Google Earth is used to cover these areas.
How many pixels are viewable in Google Earth?
Most land areas in Google Earth are covered in satellite imagery with a resolution of about 15 meters per pixel and highest resolution is about 1 inch per pixel.
Does it take longer to update Google Maps-Earth in remote areas - you built a cabin in the woods about 3 years ago and the maps there have not changed?
On average the imagery in Google Maps and Google Earth is approximately one to three years old so this is not uncommon. However, the more populous areas and major cities tend to be updated more often.
When waves crash on the earth's floor how does it change the earth?
When the waves crashes into the earth it can start earthquakes in different areas unknown.
