Placemarks are "bookmarks" for a selected map view in Google Earth that retains the location, zoom-level, and orientation allowing you to return to that view at a later time.
Yes, the placemarks are saved in a different location such that uninstalling and reinstalling Google Earth will preserve the user's old saved places. In fact, if you have both Google Earth free version and Google Earth Pro, they both share the same saved places file.The location of the saved placed depends on what version of the OS you're running. See related links below to find the saved places file which is named myplaces.kml.
The time line or time slider in Google Earth allows you to select different times or animate a time ordered sequence. If placemarks contain time information then the time slider is displayed. Such time information can be used for GPS tracks or a visualization of a flu epidemic showing the spread from region to region. See related links for tutorial using the time slider controls.
NASA released some new photos of Jupiter showing the entire atmosphere of Jupiter, which can be seen as an image overlay in Google Earth. See related links below. You can also see Jupiter, the other planets, and other galaxies in the Sky mode view. For example in Sky mode you can enter "Jupiter" in the search box to jump there. Google Earth adds the ability to view high-resolution imagery and layers for Mars and the Moon. Both include the various NASA missions including placemarks for rovers and landers, historical maps, and lots of other info.
There are large numbers of planes caught in flight within Google Earth imagery ranging from small prop planes to 747s. A continuously updated collection of placemarks of all known planes in flight right now in Google Earth is available. (see below) Note that Google is continuously updating its imagery so sometimes when looking for a plane caught in Google Earth last month or last year may not appear today so you may have to enable 'Historical Imagery' to see it again. Check for this option in View menu. If, however, you want to see the live real-time position updates of aircraft flying then there are KML feeds to see this. Flightwise, for example, provides this capability. See related links below for the planes in-flight database or Flightwise real-time tracking.
Google Maps has following different views:Map ViewSatellite ViewEarth View (*)Street View(*) Note Earth View is using the Google Earth API, which is basically running Google Earth within the web browser as a plugin.
You just click on the yellow pushpin button at the top of the screen.
There is a tutorial with step-by-step instructions to embed YouTube video in Google Earth description balloons for placemarks. See related links below.
No, the placemarks are saved in a different location than the Google Earth application software so that uninstalling or updating Google Earth will preserve the saved places. In addition multiple users on the same computer will have their own saved places as they have their bookmarks or favorites for the web browser.The location of the saved placed depends on what version of the OS you're running. See related links below to find the saved places file (myplaces.kml) on your computer.
Yes, the placemarks are saved in a different location such that uninstalling and reinstalling Google Earth will preserve the user's old saved places. In fact, if you have both Google Earth free version and Google Earth Pro, they both share the same saved places file.The location of the saved placed depends on what version of the OS you're running. See related links below to find the saved places file which is named myplaces.kml.
If you have an aerial photo or satellite image then you can create an image overlay in Google Earth with that image and orient it to align correctly with the ground.From Add Menu in Google Earth select Image Overlay then browse to the image to use. Then use control corners and rotation tool to orient the image. You may need to use transparency to match the features in the image overlay with those on the map.To share your placemarks with others on the Internet you right-mouse click and select "Share / Post" on the Folder or Placemark feature then pick the related topic for this content. Your placemarks will be uploaded for anyone to see.
In Google Earth you can place a "placemarker" and save it to your hrad drive as a ".kml" "kmz" file that file can be sent by email and openen by Google Earth. You can put many placemarks with attached information in one and the same "kmz" file.
Some video clips such as those hosted on Youtube are embedded within the description pop-ups of Placemarks in Google Earth. If you see a video embedded in a pop-up in Google Earth you have the same controls you would see in your web browser so you can press the play button to start watching it.
Marking MapThis function is a map of Sinnoh saying where you are. It allows you to put placemarks at certain areas so that you can maybe know where you're going if you get lost. Also for the two Pokémon that run, Mesprit and Cresselia, they show up on this Map so you know where they areLocation: Obtained from President of Poketch Company after obtaining 3rd Badge
The time line or time slider in Google Earth allows you to select different times or animate a time ordered sequence. If placemarks contain time information then the time slider is displayed. Such time information can be used for GPS tracks or a visualization of a flu epidemic showing the spread from region to region. See related links for tutorial using the time slider controls.
The Canterbury Crusaders Rugby Franchise are part of the Super 14 competition between South African, Australian and New Zealand provincial teams - the crusaders name comes from Canterburys (My home town) long English heritage - the streets are named after English towns/placemarks etcetc - a very christian and English place - also the name Christ Church should give you a hint as to the Crusades.
NASA released some new photos of Jupiter showing the entire atmosphere of Jupiter, which can be seen as an image overlay in Google Earth. See related links below. You can also see Jupiter, the other planets, and other galaxies in the Sky mode view. For example in Sky mode you can enter "Jupiter" in the search box to jump there. Google Earth adds the ability to view high-resolution imagery and layers for Mars and the Moon. Both include the various NASA missions including placemarks for rovers and landers, historical maps, and lots of other info.
As you open KML feeds new placemarks are often added to your saved places panel. Over time you may end up with 100's or 1000's of places and overlays often crowding the map. These can be deleted (right-mouse click and select Delete) or unchecked to hide. Note in many cases the saved places is the full KML content for the resource and not simply a "bookmark" or network link to the file on the network so the saved places file can get rather large. This slows down starting and closing Google Earth.