🌕Google Earth's Moon feature allows users to explore the moon and view moon-related content.
🔍The Moon feature provides high-resolution maps and historical charts from the Apollo missions for detailed exploration.
🛰️Users can access 3D models of spacecraft and human artifacts left on the moon.
👨🚀Astronaut guides Buzz Aldrin and Jack Schmitt offer virtual tours of the Apollo landing sites.
🌍Experience the wonder of the moon and the thrill of space exploration without leaving your home.
What is Google Earth's Moon feature?
—Google Earth's Moon feature allows users to explore the moon and access moon-related content such as historical charts, 3D models of spacecraft, and panoramic imagery taken by astronauts.
Can I view the Apollo landing sites on the moon?
—Yes, you can view the Apollo landing sites on the moon using Google Earth's Moon feature. The feature provides links to the six Apollo landing sites, allowing you to zoom in and explore them in detail.
Are there virtual tours of the moon available?
—Yes, there are virtual tours of the moon available in Google Earth's Moon feature. Astronaut guides Buzz Aldrin and Jack Schmitt offer guided tours of the Apollo landing sites, providing insights and commentary along the way.
What can I see in the Moon feature?
—In the Moon feature, you can watch video clips of significant mission moments, view 3D models of mission spacecraft, and see panoramic imagery taken by the astronauts themselves. You can also explore human artifacts left on the moon.
Can I explore specific parts of the moon on my own?
—Yes, you can explore specific parts of the moon on your own in Google Earth's Moon feature. You can start and stop the virtual tours at any time and navigate the lunar surface according to your interests.
00:00Introduction to the Moon feature in Google Earth.
01:09Switching to the moon in Google Earth and accessing moon-related content.
02:36Buzz Aldrin and Jack Schmitt offer guided tours of the Apollo landing sites on the moon.
02:42Invitation to explore the moon in Google Earth's Moon feature.
