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Earthquake 3D 2.7

Earthquake 3D 2.7

  • Size:

    1.09 MB

  • License:

    Freeware

  • OS:

    Windows

  • Price:

    $0

  • Date updated:

    6 Nov 2011

  • Downloads:

    9988 (23 last week)

Publisher's description

"Real-time 3D display of global earthquakes."
Zoom and spin your way around the globe while viewing earthquakes in 3D. Adjust and customize the display to see earthquakes in a variety of different ways. Filter earthquakes by size and time - then select from many options that include quake indicators and map references. Earthquakes are shown in near real-time using the latest data from the USGS via the internet.

Antivirus information

Download3K has downloaded and tested Earthquake 3D on 11 Feb 2012 with some of Today's best antivirus engines and you can find below, for your convenience, the scan results:

  • Bitdefender:

    Clean

  • NOD 32:

    Clean

  • Avira:

    Clean

  • Kaspersky:

    Clean
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