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Related: About this forumAnyone know how to obtain satellite images taken on specific dates?
I'm sure this is available somehow, but does anyone know of companies that provide this service?
Warpy
(110,900 posts)The military is the only place that might have the images on file.
Even at that, you'd be lucky to get one for the right month rather than the right day unless you lived in a middle eastern hot spot.
leveymg
(36,418 posts)What you're looking for will likely to be unavailable or very costly. But, try: http://vterrain.org/Imagery/commercial.html
Duer 157099
(17,742 posts)This is in reference to the Sutter's Mill Meteorite. I'd like to see images of the terrain shortly after the meteor come down. I know NASA is very interested in this so I'd think eventually they will post the images they have.
edit: I think I'll start a thread about this meteor...
jakeXT
(10,575 posts)I think this feature still exists
[UPDATED] Google already had more satellite and aerial imagery available for free than anyone. Now, they've added a new feature to new Google Earth 5 that let's you turn back the clock and see other imagery they have for locations around the world. Click on the little "Clock" icon in the upper middle (or the "View->Historical Imagery" menu item). A time slider appears (see below) showing available imagery. If other imagery is available in your current view, you see little tic marks on the slider. Drag the slider (or click the left/right buttons) to see earlier or (or even newer) imagery.
http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2009/02/google_earth_5_historical_imagery.html