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Whether it’s due to government restrictions, personal-privacy lawsuits or mistakes, Google Maps has slapped a "Prohibited" sign on the following 51 places.....
#47) HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) Antenna Array on the Alaska/Yukon Border: This is part of the site for HAARP, which studies ionospheric-radio science.Miscellaneous
Originally posted by rogerstigers
I guess that's not a scientific weather experimentation station after all
Originally posted by luciferxe
white planes train stations are visible.
Originally posted by luciferxe
all haarp is is probable deniability.
there is an array in massachusetts, sc, florida, texas, cali, washington, and more i can not find information about yet.
.....research is your friend.
Originally posted by luciferxe
i think you are only seeing a very very small section to haarp.
Originally posted by stars15k
I've talked with someone who lives there and his neighbor is employed by the people at HAARP! Guess what she does.........opens all the buildings to make sure the power and heating are on.
That's it. Complete access of the site, to confirm that everything is still warm.
Not exactly a NWO, TPTB classified, cloaked, fortified, militarised, super-secret operation, don't you think?
Originally posted by nataylor
The facility happens to be at the border of two imagery sets. If you zoom out in Google Earth, you can see there are many different imagery sets in the area, which creates the patchwork appearance.
Google sources imagery from many different sources.
Originally posted by Gumshoe
Intentional or not, here is another area that is "black out".
UVB-76 Buzzer Station in Russia.
maps.google.com...
Originally posted by Gumshoe
Intentional or not, here is another area that is "black out".
UVB-76 Buzzer Station in Russia.
maps.google.com...
Google dynamically watermarks their imagery. Change your zoom level on the Google Maps web site and you'll see the faint watermarks move around (hence, they're not actually part of the imagery layer and appear to be generated on the fly). This obviously prevents other entities from passing off Google's imagery as their own.
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
really?
And what creates the "google 2009" writing on the "patchwork"