New Seafloor in Google Earth Tour

Explore the ocean seafloor with Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Global Multi-Resolution Topography (GMRT) Synthesis covering half of all of the ocean that has ever been mapped, an area larger than North America. You can also view new data of Cordell Bank and the Gulf of the Farallones off of the California coast from California State University Monterey Bay (CSUMB) along with a beautiful 50 meter synthesis of the Hawaiian Islands from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa's School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (UHM-SOEST).

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[Johannes Winger-Lang]

Google Earth is one of the coolest software yet.

[blueluny]

I cant wait for the day when all the shipwrecks appear on g-earth

[Jenna Iacono]

Scarier then ever

[Revstoningpot]

3:21 what makes those long lines with the short cross hatching lines. I see them all over on google earth.

[Nic Adair]

Forget this crap.

How about Google Earth updating some of the satellite images?

Why have images from 2005 not been updated?

[Cleisla Motta]

muito bom eu amei... lindo vìdeo gracias.

[Pragmatic Statistic]

Check out my Google Map and its Google Earth KML file of thOceanic Trenches and other Undersea Phenomena at MyReadingMapped.

As for the above request for shipwrecks, check out several of my Sunken Ship and Ship Graveyard maps that plot hundreds of sunken ships, many of which can be seen in the water.

[Vladislav4005]

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