Google Earth does the job when you want to zoom in on your hometown or see your own roof, but it’s more than an interactive map. Discover a new dimension to Google Earth, and find out how to create your own maps, scroll through historic imagery, or fly across the globe with these power tips--they'll keep you busy for hours.
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Google Earth: Power Tips and Tricks
Here's your chance to discover a new dimension to Google Earth: Find out how to create your own maps, scroll through historic imagery, or fly across the globe.
Google Earth Power Tips and Tricks
Scroll Through History
How Far Is That?
Live Weather
Dive Into Layers
Create Your Own Maps
Go on a Tour
You Be the Guide
Flight Simulator
Create Your Own 3D Building
Use Google Earth Offline
Reach for the Sky
Fourth Planet From the Sun
Pie in the Sky
Explore the Oceans
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