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Thursday, September 22, 2005

Huh. I guess Google Map is useful for everything!

Ancient Roman Ruins found using Google Maps

Hey, has anyone tried using Google Moon? Pictures of the moon. Zoom in really close, to the closest setting - its a hoot if you do. Really, trust me.

http://moon.google.com/

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