Google Earth launches "Time Machine" to take you back to the 80-year changes in cities like London and Paris
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Google has upgraded its Google Earth service and introduced the "Timelapse" feature, allowing users to view satellite and aerial images from 80 years ago. This feature is available for cities like London, Berlin, Warsaw, and Paris, allowing users to go back to the 1930s. By comparing historical photos with current ones, users can observe geographical changes, such as San Francisco's port being mainly used for transportation in 1938, whereas now it is filled with restaurants and cruise ships
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