Earth View from Google Earth 3.1.0

Earth View is a collection of stunning images from Google Earth's satellite imagery, showcasing breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders from around the globe.

You can access Earth View through the Google Earth application or website; simply navigate to the 'Earth View' section to explore the images.

Yes, there is a dedicated Chrome extension called 'Earth View' that allows users to see a random satellite image as their browser's background.

Yes, you can download images from Earth View to use as wallpapers or for personal enjoyment.

The Earth View collection is updated periodically with new images added over time, but specific update schedules are not publicly disclosed.

Images from Earth View are subject to copyright restrictions. It's recommended to check Google's usage policies or seek permission for commercial use.

The collection features a diverse range of locations, including mountains, forests, cities, and other natural and man-made wonders.

Currently, Earth View does not have a detailed search feature; users can scroll through or refresh for new random images.

Yes, educators can use the imagery in lesson plans to teach about geography, environmental science, and more. Google also provides some resources for educators.

You can share an image by copying the URL from the Earth View site or using social media sharing options provided by the platform.