Originally posted by tomra
He he, well, perhaps not my current bathroomfloor but i´ll see if i can come up with a good example for illustration. Anyway, surely you get the
point, there´s a load of stuff out there that *might* look like something it´s not
True indeed, but seriously once you have the scale you find them. Was it you that posted the aerial earth photo? It would be nice if we could find a
WWII survelance b&w photo for comparison...
Here is a good sample I found... look at the texture of the "tank" its smoother than the surrounding rock... look at the support leg... {this is
half in the shadows}
Here is another tubular object...
and a blow up...
When you see these two on C #5 they really stand out from the background
As to the scale I will work on that tomorow after work.... I need it for me anyway
But to all searchers here is one point to watch for...
A note on shadow....
The direction of the sunlight in these images is effectively from the right. The exact angles are posted. That means sunken objects such as craters or
crevices have the bright side on the left and the shadow on the right. Objects such as hills, spires and tanks have the bright side on the right, the
shadow on the left. This is very important in searching for anomalies
Crater in #5
Tank in #5
So when you find a tower with a sphere on it, that has a matching shadow on the left, you can be sure you have a "keeper"


To Springer:
OH NOOOO Not more!! ARRGGGG

[edit on 1-10-2006 by zorgon]