Thanh Trinh Vo asks:
I want to look at my house from satellite. My house is located in PA, USA.
36 Answers -
Mike Green
September 1, 2012Google Earth is your best bet.
Justin Pot
September 1, 2012Google Maps, Google Earth, Bing’s Maps…they’ll all work. Generally you just need to type your address. The pictures might be a couple of years old – it can be fun to try to figure out which year based on things that changed around your neighbourhood. Enjoy.
GrrGrrr
September 1, 2012Apart from already mentioned options, here is another one
Satellite View
http://www.satelliteviews.net/
Didn’t know about this one, thanks for the link!
September 23, 2012Usman Mubashir
September 1, 2012Google Earth is the best
Aditya Roy
September 1, 2012wikimapia can also be used.
April Eum
September 1, 2012i used google earth hah but for some reason it showed an outdated pic :O
Gian Singh
September 1, 2012google earth, bing maps…
Rajaa Chowdhury
September 2, 2012I use and love Google Earth for it. Pretty detailed view in Kolkata, India so my presumption is that the satellite imagery will be much better for USA. Enjoy!!!
venkatp16
September 2, 2012I think at this moment Google elarth is the only choice.
Venkat,
I beg to differ. There are multiple choices, Google Earth or Maps from Google, Bing from Microsoft, Ovi from Nokia, etc. and zillions more.
September 2, 2012Erlis Dhima
September 2, 2012Google earth!
Vipul Jain
September 2, 2012i’d like to ask within this question that there actually isn’t any app that lets us view live footage from a satellite, right? Just time to time updated image?
Yes, you only get images from a certain time and date, no video feed.
Both the earth and the satellites move so there is only limited time they spend over a certain area and depending on their orbit it takes days or weeks until it pass the same area again.
Considering the costs of the satellites their time and usage is usually shared and very expensive.
September 2, 2012Terrorists are playing havoc with the images, just imagine how they will run havoc if they get a real time feed.
September 3, 2012Just going a bit offtrack here, any update on the fate of the Indian initiative by ISRO which was the Indian flavour to Google Earth, BHUVAN.
September 3, 2012Krishna Vallabhaneni
September 2, 2012Google earth all the way!
Darren Reynolds
September 2, 2012I think Google earth seems to be the popular reply, must admit, I agree..
Marci Cooper
September 3, 2012Google Earth!
fatihamzah
September 3, 2012I recommend Google Earth
Alan Trinder
September 3, 2012Google maps and Google earth have by far the best up to date satellite imaging for Thailand as a whole, Wikimapia is also up to date but not that easy to use. Bing and Nokia are years and years out of date and I suspect the new Apple maps will be the same for many years to come. Full marks to Google for up to date imagery when away from the USA and Europe.
Charles Rachor
September 3, 2012Definitely Google Maps, or Google Earth……..for a slightly different angle, “bird’s eye”, Bing maps offers a pretty good view too.
Boyd Yocum
September 3, 2012My favorite is Google earth
s.c.t gupta
September 3, 2012you can check here
http://hellboundbloggers.com/2012/05/06/google-maps-alternatives/
ghaith elqasem
September 3, 2012checkout http://wikimapia.org
, you can see who is nearby too .
Vishal Mishra
September 4, 2012Wikimapia is also one of the best option.
Irshaad Abdool
September 7, 2012google maps / maps.google.com >> satellite view
573d1210d64cc82ed1979188e3b9622a
September 8, 2012Google Earth all the way its amazing and FREE
Raghu Chinnannan
September 12, 2012Google earth
wikimapia are both best
nikhil agarwal
September 13, 2012I think google earth is the best.
Gian Singh
September 14, 2012Google Earth
Declan Lopez
October 3, 2012Google Earth or maps.google.com
Pwince Khan
October 14, 2012Google Maps
Google Earth
Bing’s Maps
Yahoo! Maps
OVI Maps
WikiMapia
Bhuvan
dhanunjayarao chunduri
October 17, 2012Google Earth is your best software and if u want to see in online the go to google mps in satilite mode
Adam Campbell
November 3, 2012Google earth will, unless of course you are looking for feed in real time, which is rather hard to access
Aswin Kumar K P
November 12, 2012google earth….
Remington Ostrout
November 20, 2012Google Earth or Google Maps. I think Google Maps works anyways.
Somaiya Ebrahim
November 23, 2012google maps
Abba Jee
November 28, 2012Google earth is best choice
Debra Beshears
November 29, 2012If you are talking about viewing in real time, there isn’t any way. As others have suggested, Google Earth is one I’d go with.
Dave Kissoon
December 3, 2012Google Earth