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Zoomable World Videos of Satellite Imagery For the Last 29 Years 42

New submitter simonff writes "Yearly composites of 30-meter Landsat imagery were used by Google and Time to produce zoomable, scrollable videos of changes in land surface since 1984." So now you can watch glaciers shrink and Vegas gobble up the desert, in what we're all lucky is not real time.
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Zoomable World Videos of Satellite Imagery For the Last 29 Years

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  • Re:What a load of.. (Score:4, Informative)

    by flayzernax ( 1060680 ) on Thursday May 09, 2013 @01:52PM (#43677235)

    Landsat wasn't meant for high res spying. Its a very functional site. You can even put in Groom, Lake Nm and get something other then a big black square. I found that time lapse interesting =) It shows the facility is still active and there's development in one of the restricted airspace areas south-east ish.

    I'm really impressed with how fast it searches to a location. You can pause the play through at any given point.

    Have fun with it =)

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