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Firefox Crop Circle hits Google Earth and Maps!

A week ago, the Firefox crop circle (finally) made it into Google Earth. This is a screenshot of how it looks like:

The Firefox Crop Circle on Google Earth

Now, as Asa found out, today the photos also made it into Google Maps:

The Firefox Crop Circle on Google Maps

Very nice! And well done, dear friends from the OSU Linux User Group!

(thanks to bagawk on #osu-lug for the Google Earth screenshot; thanks to Asa for the link to the Google Maps location!)



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2 Responses to “Firefox Crop Circle hits Google Earth and Maps!”

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    Benjamin Watt - Shiny happy person » TWiRTftW: This Week in Random Tat from the Web Says:
    December 3rd, 2006 at 1:27 pm

    […] Just before I move away from Google Earth and Google Maps, Fredericiana, intern at Mozilla Corporation points out that the Firefox crop circle made over the Summer has made it onto the satellite imagery of both. You can see it for yourself on Google Maps, complete with nearby plane as featured in the rather cool video of the whole thing on Firefox Flicks. […]

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    Cameron » Blog Archive » Firefox Crop Circle Says:
    March 2nd, 2007 at 9:51 am

    […] Okay, I’m VERY behind on this one, but for those of you who aren’t particularly Mozilla-ey, last year a bunch of folks in the US made a Firefox Crop circle and you can now see it on Google earth/maps. Wenzel has some screenshots. […]

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