Google’s GeoEye1 send it’s first satellite image!

Google, in spite of tumbling stocks hasn’t stayed away from being adventurous. Last month they launched their satellite GeoEye1. Yesterday amidst the falling stock prices they released the first ever shot image by the GeoEye1. The image is of Kutzton University in Pennsylvania. The GeoEye1 is set to serve not only Google but also the US government. Now that’s what is called as smart bureaucracy!

Google will use the new image for it’s Google Earth and Google Maps service and will provide higher resolution images than the one which are already available. Following is the released image.

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