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Originally posted by Moonsouljah
I looked on Google Earth and it measured it as about 17feet on its longest side (20 at the most). A rather small pyramid.
It also seems to lack a directional orientation with North or anything.
Originally posted by Moonsouljah
reply to post by skepticantiseptic
Are these the lines you were talking about?
The line jutting to the right is more pronounced IMO but they are interesting. Again the diagonal line I drew overlapping the pryamid's "apex" is only 21' or so- very small.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by MarrsAttax
I wouldn't call something 20' wide a mountain but it doesn't take a pyramid to produce an "almost" perfectly triangular shadow, just the right angle of lighting. Did you notice the other "almost" perfect triangle in the upper right?
But nature is pretty good at making "almost" pyramids. I wonder what kind of shadow these would cast with the sunlight hitting them just right.
hwy50climbing.com...
www.heritage-expeditions.com...
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Here's one on Mars!
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[edit on 12/2/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by Nathwa
As for me, well I think it looks like a pyramid, yet am open to the possibility of it being a mountain or what have you. I like most rational people are subject to a change of mind pending evidence. If someone can convince me that it is a mountain or at the very least not a pyramid then so be it.