Finding Planet Earth Mac OS
“It's just awesome to look at. You can even change what [part of the Earth] is in the middle of the screen. … Go ahead and buy it, It'll make your screen a little better.”
“Does everything it says, runs well and isn't CPU intensive. I like it and find it so cool to see where it's light and dark out. … If you like what you see in the screenshots, get it; I really enjoy it.”
“Pretty slick app, enhances your desktop the way it should be. Mother Earth from a satellite! Try it, you'll love it!”
Finding Planet Earth Mac Os 11
Choose from 4 gorgeous daylight maps:
Open the 'Install Google Earth Pro.pkg' file and follow the installation process. To open Google Earth Pro, open your Applications folder and double-click Google Earth Pro. Note: During the installation process, Mac OS X will ask for an administrator password. This information is never shared with Google.
Finding Planet Earth Mac Os Catalina
- Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu Click the Startup Disk icon in the System Preferences window Click the icon of the disk you normally use to start up your computer (by default this is named 'Macintosh HD') so that it is highlighted. Close the System Preferences window.
- Download the latest version of Google Earth Pro for Mac - Advanced business tools for Google Earth. Read 16 user reviews of Google Earth Pro on MacUpdate.
- Download Earth 3D for macOS 10.8 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. Turn your desktop into a spaceship window! This is what our planet, the cradle of human civilization, looks like. The familiar contours of continents and so far unknown to you archipelagos float through the smattering of stars - these views offer both relaxation.
- Planet Pixel Emporium by James Hastings-Trew.
- Natural Earth raster map.
- NASA Blue Marble satellite image from 2002.
- NASA Blue Marble Next Generation satellite image from 2005.
See Earth at night.
A beautiful image of Earth's city lights by NASA Visible Earth.
Show your location on Earth.
Using Apple’s Core Location technology (Internet access required).
See how the sun moves across the sky.
Day/night areas are updated in real-time. Optionally, switch to interactive mode to simulate any time and date.
Follow the seasons.
As the sun illuminates different portions of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Take screenshots of the map.
Save a snapshot of the current map to an image file. Great for sharing via Facebook and Twitter.
Set it up the way you like it:
- Live preview in Preferences panel.
- Choose the map you like best.
- Show the Blue Planet icon in the Dock and/or the menu bar.
- Center the map on your location or have it always follow the sun’s tracks.
- If you have multiple monitors, select the one Blue Planet should use.
- Optionally launch Blue Planet automatically when you start up your Mac.
- Show the entire Earth (with black borders) or fill the screen.
- Have the map cover the icons on your Desktop (for a clean look) or place it behind the desktop icons.