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More than 1,500 passengers lost their lives that morning.

The Titanic sank following a collision with an iceberg on her maiden voyage to New York City from Southampton, UK. The British passenger liner RMS Titanic sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early hours of 15 April 1912. Once you’re ready to go, click on your Google Earth and join us in exploring ten Google Earth coordinates of historic events. If you don’t have Google Earth on your computer, you can download it here for free. Just copy the coordinates in our list below and paste them under the search bar of Google Earth. We thought it would be a great idea to list the coordinates of some of the most interesting events in history. So we decided to expand the idea a little further. With every year that passes, intrepid Google Earth hunters find more and more amazing Easter eggs, and to keep up we've added a few more epic additions to this interesting list.We never realized our Ten Mysterious Places on Google Earth would become so popular. From mysterious sightings and secret structures to wholesome moments caught by surveying Google cars, Google Earth is a treasure trove of fascination that invites people to hunt for the most incredible imagery.

Updated by Lauren Feather, February 18, 2022: Humans are nosy and loved a good mystery - and Google Earth is full of them. With Google Earth Easter eggs being passed around more and more, we found 10 new eggs that have been discovered in 2020 with the help of some very sharp viewers. These hidden features can be seen in the depths of oceans, African safaris, and city streets across the world. These Easter eggs aren't the same Easter eggs many think of, rather hidden features or messages that wouldn't have been discovered otherwise.

Google Earth has proven that satellites can grab the smallest of moments and store them for anyone with the Internet to explore.Ĭurrently, Google Earth enthusiasts are searching the globe from the seat of their couch for Easter eggs that Google Earth satellites may have picked up. With the help of Google Earth, everyone with access to the Internet can look up any coordinate across the globe.