Land Lines is an experiment that lets you explore real Google Earth satellite imagery through gesture.

December 19, 2016 - Land Lines is an interesting Chrome experiment that uses Google Earth imagery. The experiment was made by Zach Lieberman, Matt Felsen, and the Data Arts Team. They have used the imagery from the Earth View Chrome extension and performed line ...

December 15, 2016 - They're excuses for Google to demo the cutting edge technologies it is working on behind the scenes. The latest Chrome experiment is Land Lines, which takes your doodles and matches them up with real locations from Google Earth.

August 13, 2014 - A new Chrome Experiment from Google Creative Lab called A Spacecraft for All tells the story of ISEE-3’s history and the recent revival effort through a combination and interactive graphics.

November 20, 2013 - The new “Journey through Middle-earth” Chrome Experiment (first shown off at Google I/O in May) lets users view an interactive map of Tolkien’s world and zoom in on relevant locations from Jackson’s trilogy of films based on The Hobbit.

The experiment starts with an interactive map of Middle-earth. It may not feel like it, but this cinematic part of the experience was built with just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. North Kingdom used the Touch Events API to support multi-touch pinch-to-zoom and the Full Screen API to allow users to hide the URL address bar.

October 13, 2017 - This Chrome experiment that lets you explore Google Earth's satellite imagery in the coolest way possible.

March 15, 2019 - This latest addition to Google’s collection of Chrome Experiments is essentially a 3-D map of the 100,000 stars closest to our sun. Using 100,000 Stars you can zoom in and out and around our galaxy, and even spin it around to enjoy it from different angles.

An interactive 3D visualization of the stellar neighborhood, including over 100,000 nearby stars. Created for the Google Chrome web browser.

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May 19, 2016 - The WebGL Globe was so popular that Chrome Experiments had to start an individual page for it. Heck, just a while ago, I looked through the list to find real-time maps of the Earth and was astounded by the sheer variety available here. It's impossible to choose the "best" Globe on Chrome Experiments, so just check out the WebGL Globe page.

Chrome Experiments · What did Earth look like millions of years ago? 3D, WebGL · Submitting...

Tab Maker is a tool that helps anyone create custom extensions for Chrome’s ‘new tab’ page. ... Play music together live on the web. ... An AI-powered singing challenge that rates how closely your singing matches the voice of Freddie Mercury ... A webgl globe to visualize how temperatures on Earth have changed over the past century.

August 25, 2025 - Stars Chrome Experiment, you can explore over 100,000 stars closest to Earth, with zoomable views, dynamic motion, and click-to-learn features that make the cosmos feel just a little more personal.

November 20, 2013 - The latest Chrome Chrome experiment has arrived, taking us on an interactive 3D journey through Tolkien's Middle Earth.

May 20, 2016 - Amazing website lets you explore 100000 stars in our galaxy in your browser. (Credit to the Chrome Experiments Team)

Google Chrome recently introduced Land Lines, a delightful new way to explore the gorgeous satellite images from Google Earth. Landlines invites users to discover new satellite images in two ways: Draw and Drag.

November 14, 2012 - Last week, Google launched ‘Jam with Chrome’, an experimental Web app to play virtual instruments with friends. And now its rolled out 100,000 Stars, that helps you visualize the exact location of stars throughout the Milky Way.