• Continued the A-to-Z series with GPS and the Google Earth Gallery.
• Discussed what might happen in the future with interior 3d models.
• Covered an overview of the excellent Historical Imagery feature.
• Checked out a great collection of airplanes captured in flight in Street View.
• Talked about how imagery works and the history of Google Earth on iOS.
• Highlighted some fresh new imagery that was just released.

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• Continued the A-to-Z series with Earthquakes.
• Took a look at Juba, the newest Capital City in the world.
• Celebrated the 4th of July in the US.
• Showed some of the various flight simulators available with Google Earth.
• Explored Britain From Above, a site with a huge collection of decades-old oblique imagery from Britain.

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• Showed some ways to track hurricane hunters.
• Continued the A-to-Z series with DigitalGlobe.
• Took a “Google Earth Odyssey” with this great video.
• Showed some of the great new features in Google Earth 7.0 for Android, then shared some extra tips for using it better.
• Explored the 2012 Tour de France.

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• Continued the A-to-Z series with Buildings and Borders.
• Asked “what is a smoot?“.
• Checked out the new Street View imagery in Hawaii.
• Looked at a few more amazing images from the NASA Earth Observatory.
• Explained more about the Google Earth cache system.

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• Looked at how the HALO Trust was helping to clear landmines from war-torn countries.
• Covered the story of the rebirth of Crissy Field in San Francisco.
• Started our “Google Earth A to Z” series with Android, Antialiasing and Anisotropic Filtering.
• Listed the details from Google’s most recent imagery update.
• Discussed the eruption of Novarupta, the world’s largest eruption in the 20th century.

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• Looked at the excellent 3D campus at the University of Alberta.
• Showed you some ways to track the Transit of Venus.
• Told you about Google’s upcoming “Next Dimension of Google Maps” event.
• Discussed all of the great new things unveiled at the event, including a whole new way to generate 3D buildings and terrain.
• Showed you the innovative ways that G Element is using Street View to validate their 3D models.

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• Showed you some ways to help commemorate Memorial Day with Google Earth.
• Looked at some great tours of the World Marathon Majors.
• Highlighted a bit of fresh imagery that Google released.
• Checked out the new World Wonders Project that Google unveiled.
• Looked at the excellent 3D buildings in Istanbul.

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• Listed some tricks to help make it easier to navigate in Google Earth.
• Showed you the new SketchUp Showcase, which highlights awesome SketchUp models.
• Told you about some nice new updates to Meograph, the “four-dimensional storytelling engine”.
• Highlighted an upcoming “Hangout on Air” from the Google Earth Outreach team.
• Read about how the Philippine National Police have used Google Earth to combat illegal logging in their country.

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• Looked a new product that helps show you Fusion Table data on mobile devices.
• Got one step closer to real-time Google Earth.
• Congratulated PeterG and Josetxo on their “Model Your Town” Competition victory.
• Looked at some fresh Google Earth imagery on May 16.
• Showed off Andrew Shears’ great work at UW-Fox Valley.
• Watched Josh Livni and Peter Birch discuss the past and future of Google Earth.
• Talked about ways to see where the best viewing points for tonight’s solar eclipse can be found.

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• Looked at ways to correct data errors in Google Earth.
• Showed how 360cities is now accepting non-spherical panoramas.
• Took a look at PeterG’s awesome new model of Saint Basil’s Cathedral.
• Looked at the new application from Exist.inc that showed off Terbuka University in 3D.
• Viewed the NOAA historical shoreline data, which goes back 171 years.

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