If you like google earth...nasa worldwind is UNREAL

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2007/07/20 14:23:34 (permalink)

If you like google earth...nasa worldwind is UNREAL

Its free! You can see how the shadows will transition with the day, unbelievable hunting tool. Elevation is actually rendered as if you were looking at it from whatever direction you choose.

Only is compatable with XP or 2000 currently, must have 3d graphics card

http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/index.html

  http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/download.html
post edited by jlh42581 - 2007/07/20 14:25:04

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    jerminator7777
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    RE: If you like google earth...nasa worldwind is UNREAL 2007/08/03 21:02:07 (permalink)
    I have Xp but it didn't work.
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    RE: If you like google earth...nasa worldwind is UNREAL 2007/08/03 23:51:29 (permalink)
    It worked poorly for me.
    I have XP and 3D card
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    RE: If you like google earth...nasa worldwind is UNREAL 2007/08/05 10:10:19 (permalink)
    jlh,
      Can't use it I only have dial up.  But what I could see it looked good.

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    jlh42581
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    RE: If you like google earth...nasa worldwind is UNREAL 2007/08/06 10:55:55 (permalink)
    Its heavy on the processing, maybe in the future it will be less intense on the computer. The computer that ran it well had 2 gigs of ram.

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