How to View Planets in the Solar System with Google Maps in Just

The new Google Maps adds Moon, Mars and many other planets to enable us to 'fly' and spoiled for exploring 12 planets in the Solar System after just a few clicks. This article explains the key facts and context behind google maps.

From images from NASA satellites, ESA, and some other organizations sent, Google employees collected and 'patched' them together to create a complete work of high resolution.

Images of the Moon viewed from Google Maps.

Thanks to this new service, curious Earth residents can zoom in and observe the surface, mountains, valleys in various locations such as Jupiter's Moon, Mimas, Saturn's Titan. even the ISS International Space Station, but where you've never seen it before.

How to view planets on Google Maps.

First, visit the Google Maps website.

With the Earth

• Click on the (+), (-) button at the bottom right of the screen to zoom in.
• Click on the double arrow in the lower right and select landmarks. You will be 'traveling' in place to every famous landmark on Earth.

With other planets

• Press repeatedly on the (-) sign, you will see a list of planets that you can 'visit'.
• Choose any planet.
• Zoom in to see and explore distant planets.