Then from the dialog box click 'Virtual Earth Plugin' (you may have to scroll down a bit), and press the 'Load' button (see figure 2), the indicator next to 'Virtual Earth Plugin' should now change to green, now close the dialog box. When Tom Gaskins presents NASAs World Wind satellite imagery viewer in a public forum, he usually hears the audience collectively catch its breath as the viewer switches from a standard view the geomapping perspective looking straight down at the surface of the Earth to a 3-D view that looks out over the imagery. To load the plug-in click 'Load/Unload.' in the Plug-Ins menu (see figure 1).This Virtual Earth data access to NASA World Wind users is made possible through the gracious generosity of Microsoft and the beautiful coding efforts of Casey Chesnut. TESS has discovered its first Earth-size world. Organizations around the world use WorldWind to monitor weather patterns, visualize cities and terrain, track vehicle movements, analyze geospatial data and educate humanity about the Earth. The NASA World Wind group releases topics, news and discussions related to the Open Source Software NASA. All imagery obtained using this plug-in is copyrighted and may not be redistributed in any form. WorldWind allows application developers to quickly and easily create interactive visualizations of geographical information in a 3D planetary context. Any other use must be coordinated with the Microsoft Virtual Earth team. Please note this imagery is owned by Microsoft (MSFT) and may only be used for non-commercial purposes. The Virtual Earth plug-in gives World Wind users the ability to view imagery from Microsoft's website. 1.2.1 Original version (for World Wind 1.3.5).

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