article_snippet.sent: On the map you can switch between three main views - over the North Pole, a Global view or looking down onto the South Pole.
article_snippet.sent: You can draw lines on the surface to see elevation levels, place a pin to see how the angle of the sun changes at a location over time, or even draw a box to generate files to use with a 3D printer.
article_snippet.sent: You can also measure elevation changes on the surface and see different measurement data.
article_snippet.sent: Aside from using imperial and metric units of measurement - kilometres and miles - it also lets you measure distances in Golden Gate Bridges, football fields and school buses.
article_snippet.sent: Various data can also be overlayed on the map, such as the amount of iron or hydrogen in certain regions.
article_snippet.sent: You can draw lines on the surface to see elevation levels (shown), place a pin to see how the angle of the sun changes at a location over time, or even draw a box to generate files to use with a 3D printer .