Timelapse offers a new way to look into our world. By the power of Google, you can search the place and see the different from 1983 up to now.
Now, you can use it to take a research about climate, desert, lake or use of natural resources.
Application of Education
This website provides visual images about same place in different time. Very suitable geography and science student to collect various information on their research topic.
And, it’s Free!
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