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Craters found on GoogleEarth
An amateur has identified two new impact craters on google earth.

http://www.astroseti.org/impacts.php
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Re: Craters found on GoogleEarth
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An amateur has identified two new impact craters on google earth.

http://www.astroseti.org/impacts.php
Very cool!

http://hypography.com/forums/earth-s...hlight=craters

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Re: Craters found on GoogleEarth
wow, that's pretty crazy.

Google earth is an amazing tool. It's getting so easy for regular people to do crazy intense investigation of the earth's surface. And to think- ten years ago, only the government had access to these resources.
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they did.
they did 50 years ago, too.
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