The project even expended further than Earth's boundaries as Google launched such branches as Google Mars and Google Moon. Within years the project evolved and from flat, often puzzle-like map we finally got realistic 3D depictions of many countries across the globe. Google Earth has been a thing since 2001, though back then it was only in the initial stage of what it eventually became. Most of his screenshots feature various land formations and beautiful nature occurrences that draw the eye, as well as some human-made structures that seem to have a story behind them. Most symmetry is from human activates, but certain geologic processes can create semi-symmetry,' he explained. 'One tip for finding interesting geology things is to look for symmetry or patterns in landscapes. Will admitted that most of his choices to look into are random, but there are times when he follows a certain trail he's interested in. Then I decided to share some images on Imgur because my wife was tired of me making her look at them and listen to my explanations' he told Bored Panda. That’s when I started gathering screenshots of cool stuff for myself. 'I tried to find interesting examples of geologic processes to use in lecture presentations. Keep in mind that they are just my interpretations of things and could be wrong' he explained. My captions either come from basic internet research of my guess about what's happening. 'I really like to peruse Google Earth looking for cool nature images.

Posting under the name geologistsmakethebedrock, this man has shared a couple of galleries with the internet people, adding short descriptions to each of the interesting photos. The guy spends a lot of time exploring various areas of the map and snapping screenshots of places he found most interesting. A geologist from New Orleans named Will could put searching for beautiful landscapes on Google Earth under his hobbies.

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