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Google has added its flight simulator to the web version of Google Earth, making it available to all users worldwide. >The feature runs directly in any modern browser at with no downloads or installations required. >Users can open the simulator from the Tools menu after selecting Explore and pilot...

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dark's profile picture
dark3 months ago

give it a week and we all know where people's most flown city is.

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Jerome3 months ago

oops

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popmanbrad3 months ago

I swear this used to be a feature we had years ago I remember using this in like 2011 when I was bored

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Britishpatriot3 months ago

Kinda reminds me of the old hidden Windows flight sim for some reason. Back when Windows was cool and good and not lame and shite. More things should have flight sim addons.

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𝘐𝘸𝘢𝘯 ꒽ꄲ3 months ago

This feature is like 10 years old minimum

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✪ naaskicker 🇩🇿 ︽3 months ago

I use to do this in 2005 on Google earth website, how is this now is a new thing.

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Claim Craze3 months ago

We’re officially at the point where you can casually call in sick and go fly over the entire planet in your browser

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x13lackcat🌲👾🎧🔧3 months ago

I crashed the plane hmm... lmao

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B06DAN 🟥3 months ago

Dizzy that makes me ;]

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HectorE3 months ago

While Chrome’s RAM usage:

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Femboy Feline ❤️🖤❤️3 months ago

May try this

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lewis🔜Dreamhack 20273 months ago

@TheEmoViking

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techVector3 months ago

Finally! Been waiting for this to hit the browser version. Way easier than downloading the old desktop app just to fly around the Grand Canyon.

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Defi-Rity 🩷🩵3 months ago

Ok, Taken ✨💯

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Kaisen3 months ago

More people need this

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michele 🏴‍☠️3 months ago

Pretty cool, but unfortunately doesn't seem to be available for me (?)

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Defi-Rity 🩷🩵3 months ago

Thanks for the information Noted 💯

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M.Eric Daniel3 months ago

Great

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Panda3 months ago

Gonna use up so much RAM.

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Defi-Rity 🩷🩵3 months ago

Ok, well noted ✨👌

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Stephen3 months ago

This is a really cool idea, I might need to check this out.

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🐝 bee 🐝 bee 🐝 bee 🐝 bee 🐝 bee 🐝 bee 🐝 bee3 months ago

free terrorist training

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Wigglesworth3 months ago

What are the controls? Cause it would only let me use the mouse.

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Stunlokked3 months ago

how do you go faster? how do you reset tilt @googlemaps

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NOTDRVNG3 months ago

I tried it before. Did nothing

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Deathsarus3 months ago

Can we fly in the past?

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R4DI 4RT3 months ago

In this simulator, will I also be shot down over Ukraine or Strait of Hormuz ?

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M.Eric Daniel3 months ago

Cool

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Defi-Rity 🩷🩵3 months ago

That's so great 👍👍👍💯

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Tseng3 months ago

Hardly a simulator the way they can do loops lol

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TravisToastLord3 months ago

Daggerfall if Daggerfall was made today

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Academy of Automagic 🔮3 months ago

Startup idea: add some other planes and fight system to this so you can have a dogfight on your neighborhood

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M.Eric Daniel3 months ago

Nice

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