How to View Historical Imagery on Google Earth

This video tutorial explores the use of historical imagery in Google Earth, demonstrating how to activate this feature and view changes over time in specific locations like Overland Park, Kansas, and Denver, Colorado. The tutorial highlights the ability to see how areas have developed over the years, with a focus on the rapid growth of Overland Park. It also notes the limitations in available imagery for certain years and locations. The video concludes with a preview of the next topic, the 3D Brain option in Google Earth.

What is the primary purpose of using historical imagery in Google Earth?

• To see how places have changed over time

• To view current weather conditions

• To calculate distances between cities

• To find the best tourist spots

Why was Overland Park, Kansas, chosen as an example in the video?

• It is the capital of Kansas

• It has a rich historical background

• It is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States

• It is known for its natural beauty

What feature in Google Earth allows you to travel back in time to view past imagery?

• The 3D view option

• The zoom tool

• The clock icon in the toolbar

• The search bar

What limitation is mentioned regarding historical imagery in some locations?

• Imagery is only available during daytime

• Some areas have no imagery available

• Imagery is only available for the last 5 years

• Imagery is only available in black and white

How far back can you view historical imagery in Denver, CO, according to the video?

• To the year 1950

• To the year 2000

• To the year 1990

• To the year 1937