1. Open Google Earth:
- Launch the Google Earth application or visit earth.google.com in a web browser.
- Ensure that you have the latest version of Google Earth installed for the best experience.
2. Search for Shipwrecks:
- Type "shipwrecks" or specific shipwreck names in the search bar located in the top-left corner of the screen. Google Earth will display relevant results as you type.
3. Select Shipwreck Sites:
- Click on the shipwreck site you wish to explore. A pop-up window with information and images of the shipwreck will appear.
4. Explore Shipwreck Locations:
- Use the navigation controls on the screen to zoom in and out and rotate the view to explore the shipwreck site from different perspectives.
5. Browse Images:
- Some shipwreck sites have additional images associated with them. Click on the "Images" tab to view photographs and historical images.
6. Read Information:
- Click on the "Wikipedia" or "Information" tabs to read more about the shipwreck's history, sinking circumstances, and any other available details.
7. Engage with 3D Models:
- Certain shipwrecks have 3D models created using sonar scans or other data. Click on the "3D" tab to view and interact with these detailed models.
8. Navigate Underwater:
- For shipwrecks that have been documented with underwater footage or imagery, you may find a "Dive" or "Explore" button. Click on this to virtually descend into the depths and explore the wreck from an underwater perspective.
9. Share Your Discoveries:
- You can save your favorite shipwreck locations by clicking the "star" icon next to their names. These can be easily accessed later by clicking the "My Places" tab.
10. Explore Further:
- Google Earth also offers a variety of other landmarks, natural wonders, and historical sites to discover. Feel free to explore beyond shipwrecks and immerse yourself in the vast world captured in Google Earth.
