11 Responses:

1. herbie says:

   11 years ago at 1:41 am

   See also Google Moon (which is far less detailed).

   Until, of course, you zoom in all the way...

   • sc00ter says:

     11 years ago at 3:57 am

     CHEESE!

   • benediktus says:

     11 years ago at 4:10 am

     of course there is cheese - otherwise you could see that noone ever left anything there. ;)

2. zebe says:

   11 years ago at 2:22 am

   That's pretty cool. When I read about the new camera on MRO today, I was wondering just how long it'd be before Mars was in Google Maps. Obviously this isn't using the new camera, but still.

3. kfringe says:

   11 years ago at 4:07 am

   As your attorney, I advise you to check the picture posted at

   http://gillen.livejournal.com/340077.html

4. mactavish says:

   11 years ago at 6:27 am

   Google moon's deep zoom features are nice.

5. kynn says:

   11 years ago at 7:13 am

   See also <lj user="rfrancis">'s exclusive podcast interview with the guy behind Google Mars at Sturgeon's Law.

6. belgand says:

   11 years ago at 9:12 am

   But does Google Moon list where they're building their moonbase?

   Actually, now that we have Google Mars does this mean that there are plans for a Google Marsbase?

   • jwz says:

     11 years ago at 1:42 pm

     Mars: old and busted. Enceladus: new hotness.

     • belgand says:

       11 years ago at 2:36 pm

       New, certainly. Hot, ehh... from what I recall reading it's still freezing. Now Venus... that's a hot, active enviroment. Now to go convince some venture capitalists that Venus is where they really want to be... literally.

7. spo0nman says:

   11 years ago at 3:59 am

   When you zoom in google moon you get to see what the moon is really made of.

   At last we have undeniable proof that there are no little green men on Mars.