Google Earth is available to use in your web browser, as desktop software, as an iOS app, and as an Android app. All versions can be found at google.com/earth. The web version will work in your web browser on a Chromebook, Windows, or Mac laptop. The desktop version has more features than the web and mobile versions, but those versions are starting to catch-up. The desktop version is only available on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. Here are ten ways for students to use Google Earth in your classroom.
The desktop version of Google Earth includes a moon view and a Mars view. Select the moon view or the Mars view then click on some of the placemarks in the NASA layer. Your students could even create a narrated tour of the moon or Mars by following these directions.
I need to install Google earth in my computer.I downloaded the 64 bit .deb package of Google earth and tried to install it using the following commandsudo dpkg -i google-earth-pro-stable_current_amd64.debBut i get the following error
Google Earth requires the package lsb-core but it is not installed on your system.
Since this package is in the Ubuntu 17.04 repos, simply run sudo apt-get install lsb-core to install lsb-core. Then you can run sudo dpkg -i google-earth-pro-stable_current_amd64.deb again to install.