Google Sky on the Web

Posted on 14 March 2008 · 633 views · 106 words.

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Well what do you know, as soon as I make myself a wavelength slider for Google Sky, Google go ahead and pass me by by releasing the much anticipated web version of Google Sky complete with wavelength sliders. I still like my little mashup but I look forward to playing with (and taking apart) their new application as well.

Check it out: http://www.google.com/sky/

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  1. Stuart says:

    The web version may be better from an API point of view and have wavelength fading but I think your sky maps are better as you have more coverage and they aren’t as badly distorted near the poles.

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