Google Sky, a new free feature that's an application in the popular Google Earth program. Starting today, anyone with a computer can view a close-up of about 100 million galaxies and 200 million ...

The new software features Google Sky, an interactive map of the cosmos that allows users to zoom in to distant galaxies and nebulae, view constellations, and access a huge amount of astronomical data.

Check your phone's sensors and location services settings, and make sure the app's automatic mode is on Reviewed by Ryan Perian Reviewed by Ryan Perian Sky Map (formerly Google Sky Map ...

Make the most of early fall's cool, clear nights with Google's Sky Map app, an open-sourced guide to all that glitters above. It's particularly good for students taking astronomy courses ...

At first glance, Google Sky has an interface—and response speed—very similar to that of Google Maps. There's the familiar zoom level bar on the left, and one can scan via a set of buttons or ...

Attention amateur astronomers, your online stargazing options are looking up thanks to Google Sky. Google Sky allows you to pan and zoom through the stars just as you would terrestrial maps and ...

U.K. satcaster British Sky Broadcasting and Internet giant Google said Wednesday that they are teaming to launch Web-based services to Sky's broadband customers (HR 12/7). By Empty, The Associated ...

Search Engine Land » Platforms » Google » Google Sky Now Viewable From Any Web Browser Chat with SearchBot Please note that your conversations will be recorded. Google announced that they have ...

Last month the search giant introduced a new Google Earth feature, Google Sky, which lets you travel the far reaches of the universe, often in startling and beautiful clarity. High-resolution ...

Google Sky Map lets you use your Droid Incredible to locate and identify constellations, stars and planets, and it displays these items on your phone's screen. It can use your phone's GPS to ...

Deep-space stargazing, meet crowdsourcing. For some time now, Google Sky has enabled users to view a wide range of imagery from high-level sources like the Hubble Telescope, NASA satellites ...