Now, Google has mapped all this data across the 3D Google Earth globe, where you can watch cities being built, forests being cut down, and glaciers receding. Google Earth Timelapse has been around for years as part of Google Earth Engine (which is a totally separate interface from Google Earth it's a weird Google branding thing), but it was previously only available in 2D. Entering the new "Timelapse" mode of Google Earth will let you fly around the virtual globe with a time slider, showing you satellite imagery from the past 37 years. Google has pushed out what it says is Google Earth's "biggest update since 2017" with a new 3D time-lapse feature.
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