Wow! This is a very interesting thread. I hope someone finds a true explaination.
If indeed this area is blacked out on all satellite imagery, as you claim, it would actually be a mystery worthy of some investigation. But as it stands, you only have an image from google earth.. Can you produce images from other sources that are also blacked out please?
but on every available satellite known to man (American, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and even Israeli)?
Keep going, you're on the verge of reaching a logical conclusion
I dont understand why they couldnt just patch up the data on google maps, and make the area look like it would if there was nothing going on there....

Originally posted by FurvusRexCaeli
reply to post by Flyingclaydisk
Have you tried GeoFuse? They seem to have an unblurred image--but I haven't studied the area as much as you have, so there might have been edits that aren't apparent to me.
GeoFuse linkedit on 13-2-2013 by FurvusRexCaeli because: url tag
Click the square button next to the Ikonos-2 listing in the search results, then make sure terrain is turned on in the map viewer.edit on 13-2-2013 by FurvusRexCaeli because: (no reason given)
Possibly a Russian ICBM Complex, near town Egvekinot, Russia, officially claimed as gold-mining facility Kanchalano-Amguemskaya Square There is a private 1.35 km north-south runway being concealed here according to Russianairbases.com.[citation needed] Bing Maps displays a duplicate spliced image of an area to the southeast. Every satellite from Geohack have been blurred out also, even American satellites.
