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Google Earth vs. NASA World WInd

Friday, July 22, 2005 (19:07 UTC)

d'Isle Log blog has a succinct comparison of Google Earth and NASA World Wind.

(Briefly: In the plus column for World Wind: Easy access to very recent photographic overlays displaying current events, like oilwell fires or floods. In Google Earth's plus column: The easy sharing of user created content using KML markup.)

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