Google Maps supports the navigation of many planets and satellites
Google Maps has expanded to cover more than just the planet with all its cities and streets, where it supports many of the planets and moons orbiting it.
Google has used more than 500,000 photos taken by the Cassini vehicle for several planets and their satellites, such as the sixth moon of the buyer, the largest Enceladus, which is believed to have water below its surface.
By moving away from the planet, the disk moves outward, reaching out to the ground, and you can go to the planets of Venus or Pluto and many of its moons.
This is where you can explore 12 different worlds and learn about them and you're sitting on your computer with Google Maps.
Google has used more than 500,000 photos taken by the Cassini vehicle for several planets and their satellites, such as the sixth moon of the buyer, the largest Enceladus, which is believed to have water below its surface.
By moving away from the planet, the disk moves outward, reaching out to the ground, and you can go to the planets of Venus or Pluto and many of its moons.
This is where you can explore 12 different worlds and learn about them and you're sitting on your computer with Google Maps.
