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  • #1

    OMFG a must see site

    you must go to this site if you havent been here...
    www.globexplorer.com

    you can see you're house from space... this is sweet....

    note: it zooms only as far as ur neighbourhood in canada and probably other countries, but zooms full way in usa.... maybe if u stand outside u can see urself this is tight....


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  • #2
    That is definitely fricken cool! You are right, I typed in my address and there was my house! scary, very scary I tell ya!

    Dave
    Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice.

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    • #3
      yeh... this site is cool... i checked out england for my old house.. im still looking for it though.... and over there its in colour too!!!! while in usa its b&w.. at least at the place that i looked at

      man it would be sweet if u could zoom in that far in canada....

      i still couldnt find any ppl... i guess if it was a really fat person u might be able to see... but out of focus... but i saw a soccer stadium ... and lots cars and buses in LA...

      man... this will keep me busy during those rainy days...

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      • #4
        awesome!!!!!!

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        • #5
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          • #6
            Those are old pictures. Because it still shows my nieghbor with a pool in his backyard and there hasn't been one there for over 2 years now. Plus the nieghborhood is a little more developed out now than those shots show.

            Joel

            [This message has been edited by Joel (edited 16 September 2000).]
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            • #7
              If anyone lives in the Greater London area, there's something similar with great detail at: http://www.streetmap.co.uk

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              • #8
                Those pictures seem to be off of the Terraserver site, http://terraserver.com

                [This message has been edited by Jon P. Inghram (edited 16 September 2000).]

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