To illustrate the huge variety of the visualization capabilities of Google Earth during my presentation at the AGU conference last month, I created a video which is a rapid-fire slideshow of images from Google Earth Blog between August 2005 and the end of 2007 – 2.5 years of Google Earth in 2.5 minutes. Several people have asked to see it again. Unfortunately, the process of uploading this to YouTube has created quite a bit of compression artifacts. Since this is a slide show with a great deal of variety of content from one frame to the next, compression doesn’t work well for it. If this video ends up being popular, I’ll try to find a home for the less-compressed version. Of course, you could just re-read all 1300 blog posts and click on the thumbnails to see the images first-hand. 
The music in the background is from Tartan Rascals.
Wow, that video does a staggeringly good job of showing just how much content you’ve showcased on this blog. I’m floored.
Also, IMO, the artifacts aren’t too bad — I expected them to be worse.
Well done.
Very interesting. I’ll post it on my blog.
Hi Franck,
Great video !
Is there someway you can share a higher definition version ? because in full screen mode, Youtube is not great…
Great video, like the rapid fire effect. would love to also see the high def video.