Why Can't Google Earth Satellite View Allow Us To Get An Underwater Street View Too?

Alright thus, as you likely speculated I am not a tree hugger by far. I've managed the blundering EPA rules in business, and felt they were totally excessively compelling, further, I had dependably watched the treats to close down our business on the off chance that we didn't do it their way - the method for the official who'd never maintained a systematic our own. In any case, I've generally trusted that we all need to drink the water, eat the fish, and inhale the air, along these lines, at last we are all preservationists at last, so to deny that is carrying on an untruth. Presently we should talk. RapidStreetView

Without a doubt, I trust one of the most ideal approaches to advance watchful stewardship of the water would be for everybody to comprehend what streams from their property and exercises winds up some place. It goes into a waterway, lake, wetlands (regardless of the fact that briefly), or into the ocean. On the off chance that individuals could see the ocean, no I don't mean joining the US Navy, the best Navy ever gathered in mankind's history, rather in the event that they could really see the ocean, they most likely would mull over the contamination keep running off they make in their minimal urban natural surroundings.

How might we be able? How would we be able to convey the ocean for all to see? Indeed, everybody is online right? Indeed they are, even you, on the off chance that you are perusing this article. All things considered, why not convey the see right to you and me?

There was a fascinating Google+ Hangout posted as of late on September 26, 2012 titled; " Google+: Catlin Seaview Survey Underwater Hangouts," which expressed in the inscription underneath; "The Catlin Seaview Survey, a noteworthy exploratory investigation of The Great Barrier Reef, have been utilizing an extraordinarily outlined submerged camera to catch submerged symbolism, as a major aspect of their campaign to report the creation and soundness of coral reefs. Here's a glance at how this gathering of energetic sea fans are offering their story to the world."

Consider the possibility that you could discover a shore, sea rock, reef, or island some place, anyplace on the planet on Google Maps, satellite perspective. Also, imagine a scenario in which you could zoom into road see and run submerged with Google maps on your iPhone or iPad, whoops, obviously not, because of unfriendly rivalry in the versatile space. In any case, consider the possibility that you could do that on your home PC or a tablet by a more dynamic PC equipment organization. At that point you could see the ocean from underneath the water line, take a gander at fish, appreciate another 3D environment. I need that capacity, and now that I've clarified this, I know you need that as well.

Alright thus, go take a gander at that video and let me know what you think and if Google gets some self-sufficient submerged gadgets, similar to their independent autos, they can take picture under the sea for us. It would give us more profundity and all the more understanding. It would be an ecologically stable thought also. More regard for the sea implies less contamination as well. If it's not too much trouble consider this and think on it.