satellite,maps of world to investigation cientific?
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go to http://earth.google.com
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There may be satellite photos available.
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go to "Google Earth" and download the free program. It shows satellite images of the earth with tons of info including latitude and longitude of any position on earth\nGood Luck
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www.discoverychannel.com\nwww.nationalgeographic.com
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I think you mean "aerial" view.  And yes - http://maps.google.com/\n\nEnter the address in the search bar.\n\nClick "Satellite" on the map.\n\nAnother at http://terraserver.microsoft.com/
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Go to http://maps.google.com for the version you can see in your web browser. Click one of the buttons in the upper corner of the map window to get the satellite view.\n\nIf your computer and your Internet connection is fast enough, try Google Earth, software that works like an interactive globe: http://earth.google.com
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google earth, will show you anyplace around the world.yes it's free and to can rotate and do whatever.
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Try map.google.com. You can type in addresses and see directions and satellite pictures.
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Try downloading the program Google Earth. you can find it at http://www.google.com\n\nIt is a map of everything!
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mmm try Google Earth, better than any paper map
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Try http://googleearth.com\nMaster.
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Go to scholar.google.com and type in remote sensing.
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http://maps.google.com contains satellite images.  \nSo does http://terraserver.microsoft.com\n\nhttp:/Mapquest.com used to, but I don't know if it does anymore.
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try googleearth or wunderland.com
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A good site is Heavens Above (see link below).  Just register (it's free) and use the database to find tell it where you live by selecting your country then typing in the name of your city (no state, province, county...).  It will give you a list of town by that name to select from.  From there you can get sky maps and lots of other information.\n\nFor example, they also list the times that satellites and other orbiting bodies such as the International Space Station or the Hubble Telescope will pass by in the sky.  Since these objects are in space, they are in full sunlight even when the earth below is in the dark, so you can see a bright spot of light moving across the sky when this happens.  (The light is of course the sunlight reflecting off the satellite.)\n\nHave fun!
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Not that I know of. If there were, I'm sure it would cost a lot to do it. There is, however, a way you can look at the earth from above and see it as a snapshot! (Snapshots taken from satellites!)\n\nEarth.Google.com\n\nYou do have to download a free program and install it, but I spent about two weeks of my spare time looking at places I've never been, or haven't been in a long time. Places like the Eiffel Tower, Grand Canyon, Mt. Rushmore. I also went places I go all the time, like my house. I noticed the picture was taken years ago because it showed construction going on that has been completed a while.\n\nIt's fun, but sorry it's not streaming video. It's not even that up to date, but you can go see things that don't change much!
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There are several commercial satellite imagery service providers: \n\nhttp://www.mapmart.com/WorldSatelliteImagery/satellite.htm\nhttp://www.terraserver.com/products/products.asp\nhttp://www.globexplorer.com/