Google Earth is celebrating its 20th anniversary by launching a time travel feature, allowing users to view historical Street View images from nearly any location. The update also introduces ...

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Google Earth, you can now go back in time when scrolling with a handy 'Historical Imagery' button on the top left. Depending on how far back the technology goes, ...

It's a welcome, neat update for Google Earth's 20th anniversary, and it was previously available only on Google Maps. Google also added a tool that lets users look at historical satellite imagery.

In 2008, Google tacked on its famous street view option, and a year later, Google Earth earned its first historical imagery tool, which made it possible to review a region's changes over time.

Google announced on Tuesday that you can now access historical Street View imagery on Google Earth. Until now, you’ve only been able to access historical Street View imagery on Google Maps.

For the service's 20th anniversary, Google was inspired by a social media trend from last year in which people shared ...

Google Earth differs from Google Maps, which also debuted in 2005. While Google Earth is more focused on exploration and research, its sibling is inclined towards finding real-time information and ...

Like Google Maps, Google Earth is marking its 20th birthday this year. Other first-party milestones (10 years) in 2025 include Google Photos, Fi Wireless, and YouTube Music. Google Earth was the ...

Google Earth is celebrating its 20th birthday, ... Some Maps users have even used the historical view to look up, say, pictures of their homes from years gone by, ...

Now, Google says users can access the same material that feeds Google Maps' historical street view feature—made famous earlier this year by the #SomewhereOnGoogleMaps social media trend—right ...