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Don't you feel like [[God]] doing the same with [http://www.google.com/sky/ the whole universe]? (I let it to your power of abstraction to imagine this can zoom arbitrarily to any given part of the "map"). | Don't you feel like [[God]] doing the same with [http://www.google.com/sky/ the whole universe]? (I let it to your power of abstraction to imagine this can zoom arbitrarily to any given part of the "map"). | ||
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Google maps are a wonderful interactive tool.
Here is the world...
Don't you feel like God doing the same with the whole universe? (I let it to your power of abstraction to imagine this can zoom arbitrarily to any given part of the "map").
If you're interesting in embedding google maps on your own web pages (please do!), our own recommendations are as follow.
There is a wonderful extension called (appropriately) Google Maps by Evan Miller. This is the best I have tried so far, and don't feel like trying something else (it does all that you want painlessly).
There are a lot of widgets but you may have to try many of them to find the one that fits your needs/habits.