Cloud Computing: Google Keeps Eye on BP Gulf Oil Spill with NASA Images

BP's Gulf oil spill began April 20, but the leak continues, spreading at least 1,000 barrels per day across the ocean, killing birds, fish and other wildlife and ruining maritime business across the coastal areas of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Google started tracking the spill with Google Earth in May, and the search engine hasn't stopped even as BP keeps trying to get the leak under control. Check out the updated satellite images from Google Earth and NASA.