Today we’re celebrating 20 years of Google Earth. Since launching in 2005, Google Earth has helped millions of people explore our planet, better understand the forces shaping it, and turn big questions into meaningful action.
Celebrating 20 years of Google Earth
In April, we announced that Google Earth—still available at no cost—is now part of the Google Maps Platform family, joining our new geospatial analytics products to help professionals visualize and analyze the world in powerful new ways. This means professionals can access Google Earth and other Google Maps Platform tools for visualizing and analyzing geospatial data. As we look ahead, we’re building on two decades of mapping experience to support solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges—made possible by the global community that’s been with us every step of the way.
Discover more #onEarth on the Google Earth 20th anniversary page.
