Google Earth for Android now lets you look up the stars

Exploring the world and stars on your mobile phone has never been so easy: Google has announced a new version of Google Earth for Android, your satellite image scanning app, to install a view of the universe which is currently only available to native desktop versions.

In this way, Google Earth users now look at the stars to just do the zoom in from Earth. Thus, reliable images of stars and galaxies will emerge around the blue planet, thanks to data from the European Southern Observatory.

With the new version of Google Earth you'll see stars (literally)

As the company itself points out, before presenting this work, the background that appeared on the globe was completely black

, and because of that nonsense. Therefore, they have decided to use one of the better-known functions of the platform users in their desktop version.

But not only that: now, Google Earth has it too Pictures showing weather patterns With the flow of clouds

"We recently added fruit clouds that showcase global climate patterns and the functions of space bodies, such as Space Scenes and visit the global space station on our Google Earth, Voyager news platform."

With these features, in addition to other functionality such as being able to travel in time or measuring distances between a few points accurately, Google Earth beco mes and

, which Google itself shows is useful for all types of users, from scientists or government employees, to “citizens on foot

who simply loves exploring the planet. "

This is a new feature of the app It is already available to all users. If you don't have Google Earth yet, remember that you can download and install the app for free through the Google Play Store.

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