What are the fun features of Google Earth? Please tell us how to play.

There are 3d street maps in the United States.

1. Ancient fishing fence in Wales:

With the help of "Google Earth", archaeologists studied the geological features of underwater stones and came to surprising conclusions. These stones actually make up a huge man-made fishing fence, built about 1,000 years ago. Fish are caught at low tide with only this V-shaped grille.

2. Croatian Heart-shaped Island:

Anyone who wants to enjoy a holiday time in an exotic place. If you're looking for a romantic getaway and a better place to stay than Croatia's Heart-shaped Island, which has now been renamed 'Lover's Island'.

3. Aircraft Cemetery in Arizona, USA:

When it's no longer safe to fly, dilapidated planes are dumped like trash in a huge aircraft graveyard in central Arizona. These planes remain in the graveyard until they run out of useful parts. At the same time, the desert environment protects them from corrosion.

Google Earth is a virtual Earth software developed by Google Inc. that places satellites**, aerial photography, and GIS on a 3D model of the Earth. Google Earth was launched globally in 2005 and was named one of the 100 best new products in the world in 2005 by PC World Magazine.

The latest version of Google Earth has three exciting new features:

The first is to provide historical image query function. If you want to understand the changes in the local environment, topography, landforms, and other cultural conditions, GE will take you from a long, long time ago to today.

The second is the audio and ** recording function. On GE, you can further mark landmarks and record journeys in any format, and on Google Earth, you can see the whole world by simply turning on the tour function, pressing the record button. You can even add a background** or voiceover to create a personal journey.

The third is to integrate the two service functions of local search and driving guide. Bird's-eye view of the world replaces the previous desktop search, which allows you to fly freely in the virtual world, reaching the summit, jumping canyons, and diving into the abyss. GE uses 3D mapping technology to take satellites** on Google Maps to the next level.

Users can search for specific areas and areas on the 3D map, shrink and put ** at will, and then form a driving guide. In addition, GE has created a special option, "Bird's Eye Tour", to make drivers feel like they're in the middle of the action.

Google Earth is primarily expanding the database by accessing keyhole's space and satellite** to achieve these above features. The database, which is generally updated weekly, contains a wealth of topographic data provided by NASA. Through continuous adjustment and improvement, the software will cover more terrain in the future, even involving graphic information such as pastoral and wasteland.

GE (Google Earth) version: The personal version of GE is divided into 3 versions, and the free software is the lowest version of Google, and users can use it freely for an unlimited time; The Plus version ($20 per year) and the Pro version ($400 per year) are paid editions. Recently, it was introduced for Mac and Linus. The difference between the three versions is that the PLUS version and the PRO version have added some functions such as drawing lines polygons, GPS navigation, statistics, etc., but their global landscape images and 3D data are the same, and their image quality is the same.