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Astronomy began as a visual science, first through careful observations ofthe sky using either an eyepiece or the naked eye, then on to the preservationof those images with photographic media and finally the digital encoding ofthat information via CCDs. This last step has enabled astronomy to move into afully automated era -- where data is recorded, analyzed and interpreted oftenwithout any direct visual inspection. Sky in Google Earth completes that circleby providing an intuitive visual interface to some of the largest astronomicalimaging surveys covering the full sky. By streaming imagery, catalogs, timedomain data, and ancillary information directly to a user, Sky can provide thegeneral public as well as professional and amateur astronomers alike with awealth of information for use in education and research. We provide here abrief introduction to Sky in Google Earth, focusing on its extensibleenvironment, how it may be integrated into the research process and how it canbring astronomical research to a broader community. With an open interfaceavailable on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows, applications developed within Sky areaccessible not just within the Google framework but through any visual browserthat supports the Keyhole Markup Language. We present Sky as the embodiment ofa virtual telescope.

Sky in Google Earth: The Next Frontier in Astronomical Data Discovery and Visualization