OSINT At Home #25 - How to Use Google Earth's New Historical Satellite Features

[@Billybob-qq7dy]

I always enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. Thank you

[@Bendobrown]

Thank you so much 😊

[@muradmurad6610]

Great! Thank you Ben

[@Bendobrown]

My pleasure!

[@MOISECHIBANVUNYA]

Thx a lot 🙂🙂

[@Bendobrown]

You're welcome!

[@robertrjm8115]

Does anybody know how to contact google to report an innaccurate placement of a 1945 a#erial image? I have spotted several errors in the placement around edinburgh and the firth of forth. The errors are in the order of 5 to 50 km. So, for eample, on the modern aerial images the Angle park junction is located here 55°49'54"N 3°13'26"W, whereas in the 1945 image the same location is here 55°47'12"N 3°13'19"W which is 5km due south of the real position. I have written to google several times in the past (5 -10 years ago) but have not had any response.

[@MacGuffin1]

This should be used in conjunction with the latest Friendly Jordies video

[@justinquarshie5732]

Can you export the timelapse as a video or gif file?

[@Bendobrown]

I haven't found a function. But what I'd do for more control is just a screenrecord.

[@BritishBeachcomber]

Historical imagery has been available on the desktop version for more than a decade.

[@Bendobrown]

Yeah that’s most of my tutorials, but the Timelapse isn’t on Google earth pro, and not is the collaborative feature through cloud, unless you share a kml/z

[@Bendobrown]

Yeah that’s most of my tutorials, but the Timelapse isn’t on Google earth pro, and not is the collaborative feature through cloud, unless you share a kml/z

[@R1ch4rd]

If only you were a little more attentive. The author pointed out at the start of the video, this feature makes it much more convenient rather than relying on the Google Earth Pro.

[@richard.b6054]

Hi Ben, any chance you could make a video on how to compose osint report on findings? If not could you please share some resources where to find any guides or templates? Thank you

[@rogermiller2159]

Why is everything blurred out?

[@Bendobrown]

What are you looking at? If you're on the timelapse feature then it will appear blurry, but if you are on the historical satellite feature then it will be clear, depending where you are looking in the world.

[@MisterPatel]

So sad seeing all the destruction :(

[@marcm3623]

Does IT Always Work without playing?

[@Bendobrown]

You mean the playing of the timelapse? You simply change it to historical imagery to stop the timelapse, or click pause.

[@marcm3623]

Can you do me one favour please. ITS about a River in Bremen (Germany) that is build Back to a rain sewer system. Can u mal that and Show US when that happened? ITS the "rönnebecker becke" whats the result of your Analysis. Are there Problems with too much Rain in the Future? I Hope one day u will give me a video

[@scoopdecoop]

So blurry, cant really make much out, but thanks for the update!

[@Bendobrown]

What part of the world are you looking at where it's blurry?

[@DanFrederiksen]

the long term effects of having jews as neighbors

[@nomemande2397]

and stiil most of imagery is crappy lower quality photo so you can't use it