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    Quote Originally Posted by ober
    Yeah... www.keyhole.com and click on the "what google will do with us" link... it shows you how old the images are.
    jumping to the meat of the link:
    Keyhole continuously updates its database with the average age of imagery ranging from 18 to 24 months. Imagery can vary in age from as new as 2-3 months to as old as 2-3 years. Keyhole is increasingly taking advantage of satellite imagery to update the Keyhole database more aggressively.
    I still suggest you follow the link--you can find out how old the pictures of your area are.
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    I'm a little less than 10 miles west of the airport (if by airport you meant Metro)

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    I dunno... I just saw landing strips.

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    There's a smaller airport (Willow Run) right across 94 from me, and then Detroit Metro is just down the road to the east.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Govtcheez
    I took a screenshot of my house, but I couldn't attach it because it was a little bigger than 640X480. Is there any way we can get that bumped up to something a little bigger? 800X600 would be fine, I think.
    I raised the size limit to 1000x800.

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    Thanks Alex

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    I'm so going to turn the satellite lasers on you.

    EDIT: I'd post mine, but it's just a blurry mess and the pic is really old.
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    did anybody else notice that the little information bubble google pops up puts a shadow on the satellite image?
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    wow, thats really neat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by major_small
    did anybody else notice that the little information bubble google pops up puts a shadow on the satellite image?
    Yeah... it does it on the map version too.

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