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December 6, another email comment: “The Australian triangle is a ground-level enclosure. It has a fence around it, thus the wildlife and cattle cannot get in and graze, so the vegetation grows better there, and the ground is not disturbed, and so it appears darker than the surrounding terrain. This is no object thousands of feet in the air. The geometric configuration is absolutely consistent with what you see on a tall antenna array with staggered guy wires. The saw teeth are actually faint lettering that repeats lightly over and over in the background if you look closely and move around over the surrounding landscape. It looks to me like that is cattle ranching country. I can see other fence lines in the very near vicinity, and what looks like a cattle tank not far to the right, with faint trails around the corners of the triangular enclosure, consistent with the kind of path that cattle make. The 'lights' look to be places where the soil has been disturbed to pour footings for the guy wire anchors; it's ‘lights’ because the top layer of soil has been removed.”
December 5, email with comments from an alleged satellite photo analyst in the Department of Defense: Triangle (Google image) in Western Australia's Badgingarra National Park “is a radio tower. The viewing angle is 'upside down;' i.e. the top of the tower is pointing toward you. The triangular shape mirrors the outline of the six guy wires (the bright spots are where the wires are anchored to the ground). It may not be operational, as I don't see any control building or road leading to it. There are a couple of communications satellite stations in the region. At first I thought that it might be part of a larger complex, but a search of the area doesn't show any more masts.” Wonder if anyone else has other information?
The Limnological Research Station "Lake Stechlin", which was founded by the German Academy of Sciences of Berlin in 1959, became part of the new institute under the name "Department of Limnology of Stratified Lakes".
At present the Department manages five laboratories: Analytical Chemistry and Primary Production, Freshwater Microbiology, Sediment Microbiology, Phycology and Phytoplankton, Secondary Production.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
Here is a more up to date image of the triangle from Spot Image, it's now part of Emu Downs Wind Farm.