Google Street View

For the first time, Google Street View is offering users the chance to travel back in time to see how a location has changed, thanks to images dating back to 2007.

The artist behind the project says, 'It’s ultimately up to the viewer to decide whether this change is actual gentrification.'

This is pretty cool.

Google Street View cars, in addition to snagging snapshots of drug dealers and hilarious falling people, have also scooped up Internet communications from millions of unsuspecting households.

Behold Google Shoot View, which lets users "explore the beauty of the world's cities, towns and villages through 360-degree street-level imagery... and fire a M4A1 assault rifle."

Google's Street View allows this lonely desk toy in NYC to go on quite the adventure!

Now you can visit the High Line without putting pants on.

This isn't the first time Google street views have been turned into

Photographer, expert cropper in Photoshop, and possible voyeur—Michael Wolfdrug dealing) set a

Back in the day, being able to say, "Hey it's that