Most of people will never dive beneath the surface of the oceans, or have on their hands remotely controlled subs to explore the underwater life, deepest trench in the ocean or dive among corals or centuries old shipwrecks. But, most of us like to enjoy hidden treasures brought to the surface in picture or video, by sea explorers, scientists and divers. Now, there is another way available that will allow us to explore the deep blue and give us instantaneous access to it’s underwater life, it’s past, present and possibly future. The “Ocean in Google Earth” enables us to visit deepest part of oceans, explore them with top marine experts, learn about climate, endangered species, discover dive sites, shipwrecks and much more.

You’ll remember watching breathtaking Cousteau family documentaries or BBC, Eco-Nova and other productions who broth to our homes TV footage from the oceans and seas world over. Them and very long list of others have partnered with the “Ocean in Google Earth” project and have provided numerous data that is now just click away for all of us.

Explore the Ocean in Google Earth 5.0

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