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As much as one-seventh of humanity has downloaded Google Earth, a technology that is only six years old.

Google, always at the forefront of technological evolution, has just this week released their newest version of Google Earth.

Yes, plenty of cars have built-in GPS navigation.

Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the first Moon landing, Google has introduced a new feature in Google Earth, adding Earth’s most faithful follower to the popular geo application.

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Users of Google Earth technology don't think much of popping into virtual space high above a virtual earth, than zooming in closer and closer until houses, cars, and buildings can be viewed.

But paintings? Believe it or not, the same technology applies.