How is google earth better than google map?

Do you think Google Earth leaves certain images out of its satellite map of the world? I know of one example.

• I worked on a pretty major building project through the winter of '06 and early '07. The owner of the bldg and the function of the place was pretty confidential. It was a federally funded project called "Project Buckeye" (it was in Ohio). The coordinates of the pretty massive building are 40°13'27.14" N, 83°02'29.53" W. Google Earth just shows a pretty sizeable amount of what looks to be cleared space. And to the south, it shows a little drive way that just...dead ends. This was a 300'x300' building with embankments all the way around so it couldn't be seen from the road. It was a monster. 2 70,000 gallon tanks of diesel for back up power. An Electrical substation on the SE corner of the site. A sizeable parking lot on the south end (where the road terminates on Google Earth). It was a concrete fortress. 6 to 8" floor slabs minimum. Precase concrete columns, beams etc. Double-slab with normal and lightweight concrete for the roof...this building could sustain a missile attack is what they told me.

• Answer:

  "project buckeye is one of the largest data centers in the midwest and the largest, most complex electrical installation in the history of columbus, OH. constructed for a global financial institution, this project is nearing the completion of an aggressive 14 month schedule and was completed design assist, fee basis utilizing a full bim coordination process." http://www.superiorgroup.net/PDF/MissionCriticalPortfolio.pdf