can you really see every house on the earth from space on the internet(like on deck the halls)?

Answer 1

No not really. The aerial images on websites like Google Earth or Terraserver are often about 3 years old. I have seen entire subdivisions that are missing, and currently if you look at the San Diego area you will find lots of houses that no longer exist.

Answer 2

If photos have been taken of that particular location and posted on the Internet, then yes, you can see any house. I can see mine, and even count the cars parked in front. Can't quite see squirrels in the tree though.

Answer 3

yes, u can even see cars, street etc. but not to the point where u can see people coz that violates privacy. It's basically a photograph u don't see cars moving etc.

Answer 4

yes but google earth .com screwed me out of it forcing me to subscribe which I did not do. They sent me a begin frame rendering error message then closed, denying me any access whatsoever !!!!!!!!!!!!