Google’s free Google Earth program (get it as part of the free Google Pack) has been amazing users for a while now.

With an easy drag-the-world interface, you can move the display anywhere on the world with your mouse. Want to zoom in, use the mouse’s scroll button. Zoom out to view from space — or anywhere in between? Scroll button, too.

One really cool feature is the “Fly to” text box. From your current location in Google Earth, just type an address — or a location like “DEN airport” or “Eiffel Tower” in the text box and press the Enter key. Google Earth will zoom out to a global view, rotate the globe to center your new location, and then zoom in to see it. Use your mouse to move around (press the left mouse button and drag) or zoom with the scroll button to see amazing details.

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