There is currently no official guidance from Google about the average age of the images used in Google Earth, but there are a lot of websites claiming the average image is 1 to 3 years old. But the images they use are typically anywhere from a few weeks to a few years old. Google Earth works by compiling a massive database of satellite images which they combine to create a seamless collage that covers almost the entire globe in amazing detail. Nobody on Earth has the capacity to let millions of random users control a camera on a satellite at the same time, which is what would be necessary for that.Īnd they certainly wouldn’t let anyone use a satellite-based camera for free.
To do that, you would have to be able take control of the camera on a satellite, point it at your house and zoom in. If you’re here wondering if you can see a real-time satellite image of your roof, the answer is “no, you can’t”. Some Notes Before We Start No, You Can’t See a Satellite View of Your Roof in Real Time
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