Google Earth comes loaded with plenty of cool features, including a time-lapse tool that can show you how our planet has changed. Alphabet’s Google Earth is one of the handiest tools to exist in our ...

That’s right! Google Earth is now able to take its users 37 years back in time, without the use of a time machine. You may be asking yourselves how’s that even possible. Google is incredibly expansive ...

Shooting DSLR-quality time-lapses on your iPhone just got a lot easier thanks to a huge update to the fantastic Pro Camera app made by smartphone lens attachment company Moment. Pro Camera 4.0’s bevy ...

The project is the result of collaboration between Google, NASA, the US Geological Survey, the European Commission, and the European Space Agency. The interactive video combines satellite imagery from ...

A new online tool allows people to access many of the images taken by NASA satellites over the last 13 years and to look at time-lapse videos of changes on the Earth's surface, such as deforestation ...

Movies created through time-lapse photography can be stunning. And for some people in the sciences they can also be a useful tool. While there are a variety of applications that allow you to create ...

A team uses 86 million public photos to create nearly 11,000 videos of landmark sites, pioneering a new field they call "time-lapse mining." CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist ...

Time-lapse movies can give us a fresh perspective on the world around us by speeding up slow-moving action and compressing hours, days, and even months into seconds and minutes. Ordinary nature scenes ...

A major barrier to imparting the urgency of climate change and its long-term impact is the difficulty of relating it to everyday life. But a new Google Earth tool unveiled Thursday could help change ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Shooting a good-quality time-lapse from your iPhone isn't very difficult. All you have to do is learn how the recording mode works, get some ...