Free Earth Exploration with Google Earth Flight Simulator
Many people have seen or tried Microsoft Flight Simulator, a game that is beautiful, wide-world, realistic, spectacular, but is also traded for a money-losing game, uses a relatively high spec, and is so forced that sometimes newbies ask for life. It's just hard to take off.
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But seriously, some people don't want to be professional pilots, just want to drive a simple plane, take a view of a city, mountain, or place around the world, like when stealing a plane to play in a GTA.
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Most recently, Google Earth added a new feature like Flight Simulator or Flight Simulator mode for free through a web browser. No additional applications, no strong computers, and no learning of complex systems.
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Users can drive a flying plane to explore the Earth from a high angle across the Google Earth map, whether it's a large city, 3D building, seaboard, or a beautiful mountain, controlled through a mouse and keyboard, and adjust the speed, height, and direction of flight as needed.
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Flight Simulator had actually been available on Google Earth before, but was limited to Google Earth Pro on the desktop; this round marked the first time it was available through the full web.
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How to use
- Enter the earth website. google.com.
- Enter the name of the city you want to explore.
- Select the "Tools" menu
- Press "Flight Simulator."
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The first phase may take a little time to adjust to steering the plane, but if it misses or crashes, it can press reset and start again immediately. It's another gimmick that helps turn an ordinary map opening into a fun surfing experience from a pilot perspective.
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Source: euronews
