Originally posted by aerialview
63 miles SE of here is an intresting place.
37.6282056, -116.8479361

I remember that one showing up already and somebody stated that those are bomb testing grounds or something like that and that there are lots of those arround . (no idea who it was but maybe he will show up here again , but the had coords of other locations and was pretty convincing)


About the indian face : Hmm to me it looks a bit to detailed to be just a pure coincidence (well maybe without the Ipod cable as that is jsut a road and could have been build anywhere)

Originally posted by Thill

Originally posted by aerialview
63 miles SE of here is an intresting place.
37.6282056, -116.8479361

I remember that one showing up already and somebody stated that those are bomb testing grounds or something like that and that there are lots of those arround . (no idea who it was but maybe he will show up here again , but the had coords of other locations and was pretty convincing)


About the indian face : Hmm to me it looks a bit to detailed to be just a pure coincidence (well maybe without the Ipod cable as that is jsut a road and could have been build anywhere)

31.01825, 7.9755222 are coordinates I got from the YouTube video "Google Earth Secret Places" that I watched a month ago. Zoom out or go to these coords 31.036624, 7.986333 and you will see more. I did post these coords a while back on ATS. I mentioned "bomb test range" in that post. Any ideas on what all those holes are?

Not sure if these coordinates have been posted yet? But check it out if anybody knows what this, then post what you know.

34deg 03'47.47" N. and 114deg 49'18.08" W. zoom into an elevation of about 742ft.

The "Indian Head" is called "Badlands Guardian" and is described as a "geological formation" and an "optical illusion".

I dont buy the coincidence/illusion theme though, for the reasons stated earlier in the thread.

Is Google satellite maps just as good as Google Earth? I haven't downloaded it on this computer yet, I just use Google maps now. I was so excited when Google Earth came out!

I enjoy Google Earth and finding new places. I hunt for coordinates on the web. It's great when you can just copy and past them in GE. I'm not sure if some things I see are real. The GE data base has several sources. Here is one example of a place that makes me scratch my head.

37°38'45.81"N115°45'2.55"W

"Giant picture of Colonel Harland Sanders - The Face of KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken in the Nevada Desert"



Oh well... Who knows?

well this one has been posted here already but maybe some of you havent seen it

30°30'38.44"S 115°22'56.03"E <--- little green men on a joy ride ?

[edit on 31-12-2007 by Thill]

Could be.. but where are the little green men? I see a trangle with bright spots on it and I guess it's on the surface of the Earth.

[edit on 31-12-2007 by aerialview]