The Google Pixel 3 wallpapers are fleeing and we found them on Google Earth

Google Pixel 3 seems to have really remarkable wallpapers when it is released in a few weeks. What we see today is a set of images and notes from someone who suggests that he has access to the lot. In the mix, there are a lot of things we've already seen, iterated a bit forward, as well as top level creations that will make the Pixel 3 unique. We have also recreated or captured new versions of the wallpapers that we have very little access to the version for your viewing pleasure.

We will first take a look at the wallpapers shared on Twitter by an intrepid researcher. Some of the wallpapers look a lot like those in the Pixel 2 and Pixel 1 collection. They have been tried, they are real, they work. Then there are interesting quirks.

Among these, there is a set of colors "Pixie" – beautiful gradients in various hues. There is a whole "Burst" that probably lives this life of fireworks. Bloom looks a lot like Burst, but light and light instead of light in the dark. Groove seems to be similar to Pixie, but more user-friendly for movement.

The "OnePlus Wallpaper" bit in the screenshots above does not come from Pixel 3, but from the device that the user uses to perform these screenshots. This may also be the case with "Funny Color Lines". "A drop in the ocean" seems to be rather noisy in Coral, Seaweed (green) and Waves (blue).

In the collection we have gathered here, we have a version of the Bird's Eye-View, Zion National Park and the white sands of the Sonoran Desert. We also have exactly the same location within the Malolo Barrier. Google has in its background the same image as that of Pluto (NASA's New Horizons mission).

The images we have in the gallery above are from NASA and Google Earth. Google Earth Pro is a free application that has been around for quite some time. It can capture images like these using Google's historical photos captured by satellite (for Google Earth). Let us know if you find more!