no, but you can look it up on google earth for yourself by typing in the coordinates.

I dont know if its a pyramid or not but it doesnt look entirely natural to me.

Originally posted by spearhead
that's neat. ayers rock is littered with caves.

its not really riddled with caves, there are a lot of shallow shelters but no real caves.
ive just returned from there and have some nice pics i'll post if you like. btw pretty much everyone refers to it as Uluru now, not before time i might add as it was called that long before we set foot here.

mojo

Originally posted by Skyfloating
no, but you can look it up on google earth for yourself by typing in the coordinates.

I dont know if its a pyramid or not but it doesnt look entirely natural to me.

Alright, I'll take you up on that. Using Google Earth, I found out that each side appear to be 1.0-1.5km. Lets ignore the fact that a pyramid with different sized sides would be unstable and say 1.25km per side. Using 3DSMAX to visualize it, I estimate the height of this "pyramid" to approximately 1km.

We're talking about a hidden pyramid covering 1,500,000 sqm at nearly twice the height of the tallest building in the world.

Uhm, no... I dont think its an actual pyramid. In fact I dont even think its a geological feature even resembling a pyramid, its a satellite image artifact.

[edit on 21-1-2008 by merka]

I live in Gympie, and for awhile there was some news about the Gympie Pyramid but it kinda got laughed-down and not much is mentioned about it anymore. I think l remember reading something about the Phoenicians (not sure how u spell it) having supposedly been here long before any one else or something and they being responsible for it??!