Google Maps and Earth have revolutionized how we see the world. Google Maps navigates unknown cities in real time, and Google Earth operates on a larger scale.

Here's how to try it To celebrate 20 years of Google Earth, Google introduced a new way to step back into time using its popular map program.

It’s time to pick up some birthday candles, as Google Earth just celebrated its 20th birthday. To celebrate, the company is unveiling some new and interesting features. One new Google Earth ...

That’s right! Google Earth is now able to take its users 37-years back in time. Without the use of a time machine.

In a partnership with Time, it's introducing a dramatically improved version of Google Earth Timelapse that provides animated satellite imagery covering 32 years, going back to 1984 (4 years ...

Look under Initial gripes aside, Google Earth 5.0 exhibits yet more UI refinements and polish that bring it more in line with Google's other desktop software.

Google has created a new app called Dynamic World. The app lets researchers track Earth's changes in near real-time with great accuracy.