Since Google Earth debuted its new Sky function, which allows users to flip their viewpoints and focus on the heavens from any point on the planet, a few weeks ago, astronomers have already taken to the project.
A UC Berekely professor used it in his introductory astronomy class at the start of school, and scientists have added details about extrasolar planets, gamma ray bursts, and supernovae. Now users can get real-time updates on these dramatic celestial events captured by the SWIFT observatory and Sloan Digital Sky Survey, among others, every 15 minutes.—Gregory Mone
The best thing that I find about Google Sky is that it uses only real photos of the sky. There are no representations of objects. So it's as if you are using a high powered telescope to zoom in on distant nebulae. I was so impressed with the application that I posted a user review on my blog...
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