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Mat Linnett
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by Mat Linnett »
...but here's
Google Earth!
I've been playing with this all day, when I really should be working

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MKJ
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by MKJ »
isnt that the same as NASA's WorldWind ?
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PhoeniX
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by PhoeniX »
Meh, not free?
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Mat Linnett
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by Mat Linnett »
There's a free version there pho, lemme just grab an url...
Edit: Actually, my original link WAS to the free version.
Try going from here:
http://earth.google.com/
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PhoeniX
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by PhoeniX »
Oh, I read on the home page that it required a subscription, cheers

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How big is the download? It won't report the size to me using IE/Firefox/Flashget.
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Mat Linnett
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by Mat Linnett »
'bout 20 megs.
Well worth it. Only major cities are hi-res at the moment, and only US cities have the cool 3D buildings, but it's still really fab

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Transient
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by Transient »
The 3D buildings were pretty cool. I saw a blurb about this on the Discovery Science channel a week ago and forgot to go check it out.
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