You're going to want to waste a few minuteshours playing with the new Google Earth mobile app.
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For some reason, Google's official post announcing the feature is gone, but the functionality is there (update: the post is now live, here). Check out an image taken on my iPhone 11 Pro Max and the latest version of Google Earth for iOS, below.
Pretty. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Google Earth/Mashable The space imagery was captured by the European Southern Observatory and, while not exactly in crazy-high resolution, it's still nice to look at. To make the imagery even cooler-looking, go to the app's Settings (via the hamburger menu in the top left) and set rendering quality to highest. Then go back a step, hit Map Style and turn on the Animated Clouds layer. Finally, note that you can zoom a little farther out in landscape mode.
SEE ALSO: Digital magazines will no longer be hosted on Google NewsNote that Google Earth for the web, as well as the Google Earth Pro desktop app, had this functionality for a while, but the mobile app didn't have it until now. Happy navigating!
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