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Download Google Earth 5.0: Explore the Oceans and Time

By Matt Buchanan Published February 2, 2009, 1:31 pm ET

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Google Earth 5.0 beta is live and more amazing than ever: You can travel back in time and see how a place has developed, go ocean-diving with Jacques Cousteau, and record your journeys to share.

It looks really incredible, and we’re totally installing it right now. Can’t wait to see what the historical imagery turns up! [Google Earth via Twitter/Harry McCracken]

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