Did you ever look at Google’s digital Earth model and notice something missing? Like 70% of Earth’s topography, for instance? The seafloor shown there is a kind of “shadow topography”. It’s satellite ...

The blank spaces on the map of Google Earth are being filled in, as the company announced today that many of the flat blue oceans on its global replica have been replaced with detailed maps of the ...

The new feature is part of an updated version of Google Earth 5.0 that was launched Monday. Using sophisticated visualization tools, Google Ocean's features let users navigate the ocean blue around ...

When you hear that Google has an internal project it’s working on codenamed “Ocean,” you might assume that it’s the new Google Earth element that was unveiled today as part of Google Earth 5.0 — but ...

There’s a lot of anticipation surrounding the Google Ocean project, but so far, we’re all still waiting. Meanwhile, applications are bubbling up through the blogosphere like methane though a cold seep ...

Fans of Google Earth might be interested in Google Ocean Showcase, which features spectacular multimedia tours of shipwrecks and underwater mountains, as well as popular surf and dive spots. The Ocean ...

We've got Google Earth and Google Sky. Next up will be a map of the world below sea level--Google Ocean. The company has assembled an advisory group of oceanography experts, and in December invited ...

Google has released a new rendering of the ocean floors around the world. The ocean floor is colored to reflect the terrain features of the sub-sea surface. The new rendering is a bit higher ...

Google is having a special event today featuring former US vice president Al Gore to announce its new Google Earth 5.0 software that features new underwater views of the world’s oceans (Google Ocean) ...

The former vice president will speak at an event to share news about Google Earth. Could this be the 3D view of the Earth's oceans? Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...

Google has taken to its official blog to further explain why those funny markings found off the coast of Africa are not the lost city of Atlantis. The company has enlisted two scientists, David ...