How to Wander around the Moon with your mobile to view a satellite image of the Moon And gain better understanding

There was a time when we didn’t know much about our own moon, but almost 45 years after Neil Armstrong set foot on it, we know more about the rocky satellite orbiting the Earth than ever before. With Google Earth, you can explore its surface, read up on the Moon’s make-up and gain a better
understanding of the politics behind the incredible race to get there.

There are tours of the lunar landing sites and they are narrated by Apollo astronauts, giving you a clear insight from those who know the Moon best. read: How to Explore using Google Street View on mobile to Wander around an area or surrounding and see it from eye level even when you are not there.

There are 360-degree panoramas and 3D models of rovers and landers to look at and admire. You can even watch rare footage of the Apollo missions. You will be able to see the footprints
the astronauts left, and experience the Moon as if you’d landed there.

Is it really made of cheese? You’ll soon find out with our self google tricks

1: Location Settings: In Google’s Sky Map on an Android device, tap Menu and then go to
Settings. Now tap on Location Settings to access this submenu.

2: Always use GPS: You may want the app to always use GPS, even if a network location is available, so that you get a more precise marker of your location.

3: Place names: It is also possible to specify a specific location. Tick the box for ‘Set location
manually’ and then tap on ‘Place name’. Input a location.

4: Latitude and longitude: You can pinpoint a location via its latitude and longitude. Tap the
options within the settings and input the numbers before pressing OK.