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Topic started on 9-4-2007 @ 05:23 AM by WhiteWash
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Ok, like most people I am very interested in "Area 51"/"Area S4" as well as others. I decided to compare a satellite image presented by John Lear
in This Thread
with my own using FlashEarth
Needless to say i found out something very odd. It Appears to be blocking ANY clear view. It actually goes out of it's way
to.
See what I mean:
In this one it looks somewhat clear, but haven't zoomed much yet:
In this one it was very odd, in the area northwards/upwards from the "S4" area I was able to zoom in ALOT. However this is not the case when I tried
to do the same to the area said by Bob Lazar to be the location of the hangars at S4:
And this is Exactly where Mr. Lazar said the Hangar for S4 is:
What i find most interesting is the weird white bar is positioned exactly
over where the doors/hangar is said to be. I absolutely cannot zoom in any further. I find it very odd that in most areas i can zoom in quite a bit
except for this one small area.
What do you all think?
Thank you in advance
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 09:16 AM by tomra
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I get no such bar using the latest google earth browser on a Mac. Most likely a software glitch on your machine? Do you get the same anomaly using a
dedicated google browser/web browser?
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 09:29 AM by nyarlathotep
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My Google Earth has no such white bar across the image either.
www.picoodle.com.../7/4/9/f_s4m_aefb425.jpg
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 09:34 AM by WhiteWash
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Hrmm, well perhaps it was simply due to the site i was using...no idea.
Thank you for the responses.
Edit:
I downloaded google earth and used that instead of flashearth. no white bar now, however you still cannot zoom in very much. I still say they are
purposely blocking any real view of it. Why is it that in so many other places you can zoom in alot, but not there?
odd.
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 10:07 AM by Kr0n0s
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Well there sure is a lot of evidence of traffic that seems to just appear from that white sand, going east but there are no other tracks in or out of
the sand.
So maybe theyre driving into somewhere that can only be seen from the ground.
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 10:25 AM by WhiteWash
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I agree Kronos...seems a little odd for all that traffic with nothing visible.
examine this close-up carefully:
I definitely see what looks like to Me, anyway man made structures. You can see with this same photo but with my outlines the straight lines
that appear to be doors, or "hangars".
Compare for yourself. Natural rock formations do not exhibit such obvious straight lined structures:
Of course, this is just my opinion, and what I see.
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 10:45 AM by tomra
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Originally posted by WhiteWash
Edit:
I downloaded google earth and used that instead of flashearth. no white bar now, however you still cannot zoom in very much. I still say they are
purposely blocking any real view of it. Why is it that in so many other places you can zoom in alot, but not there?
odd.
[edit on 9-4-2007 by WhiteWash] 
There are a lot of places on the planet which is still displayed in very low resolution. Probably means nothing. That said, low resolution imagery
would be a very convenient way of covering things up. IF there currently is such a thing as "S4" on that very location i seriously doubt it would
show up on google earth or any other satelite imagery.
IMHO it would also not make very much sense to have such a location located at the same place for years and years. Eventually a place like this will
pick up some interest and while it´s suitable to keep the interest up by showing off some weird lights every now and then i would surely move the
really good stuff elsewhere away from prying eyes.
Remember the ballistic missile railroad network...that´s the way to go. Keeping things on a constant move make things harder to locate although it
will also be easier to be spotted but that´s ok since you will be long gone a couple of days down the road.
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reply posted on 9-4-2007 @ 06:18 PM by Ghost01
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Whitewash,
I have to respectfully disagree with you in the issue of Potential hanger sites. I just ran my own search on Google Earth, and examined the Area
where you marked as a possible site for camoflaged hangers. What you are seeing is a natural rock formation. I believe that what appeared to you as a
straite line, may infact have been an optical illusion. Occasionly, when the sun falls in just the right angle, and the sattelite is in the right
spot, you get a shadow effect. The rock that makes up the mountains has a darker color, so if a shadow falls just right, it appears to be a part of
the rock, when in fact it is not! The overlying shadow gave the illusion that there was a straight line there, when (in fact) no straight line ever
existed.
I truely believe this is what you were looking at!
Respectfully,
Tim
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reply posted on 10-4-2007 @ 12:50 AM by WhiteWash
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Ghost01:
Thank you for your post.
The study of satellite imagery is one of my more extensive hobbies.
While you are obviously entitled to your opinion, you can Clearly see "lined" structures. These in my opinion are not shadows. I am quite
schooled in what a shadow looks like upon the ground in sat images. The white lines i drew indicate where you should look. They clearly show the rock
mass, shaped into man-made items. While I respect your right to your opinion, and thank you for it, I must disagree.
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reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 12:49 PM by collielikethedog
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Okay, here is a perfect example. I downloaded google earth yesterday. Type in the coordinates: 62 23.5' N, 145 8.8' W - this is the HAARP
project's 2nd location. Look at the blatant difference in resolution between the south and north side of the installation. Could be a coincidence,
but it seems like their hiding something on the north side of the base.
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reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 01:02 PM by gfad
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Whitewash: the two lines which are closest together, when viewed in GE with terrain mode turned on, can be seen to both lie at the bottom of a valley.
Their apparent linearity and lighter colour could be due to a seasonal stream running down the valley.
The most southerly line is very interesting. Each end of it appears slightly raised when viewed in terrain mode.
For plenty of info and more photos see Tom Mahoods excellent website:
www.serve.com...
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reply posted on 12-4-2007 @ 12:46 AM by WhiteWash
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collielikethedog:
I definitely see what you mean. Those coordinates are very odd..of course I know of h.a.a.r.p., and it certainly seems "smeared" to block the view.
Of course some folks would have you believe it is just because some areas are in high def and some still in low def. However, as in the case of Darfur
we know this is a falsehood. We are being blocked from accessing many places.
Gfad:
Yes, I agree about the most southerly line. It most certainly seems to be more than first meets the eye. Thank you for the link as well, I will take a
look.
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