The ‘Nazca’ Lines Of Alaska

We’ve all heard of the mysterious Nazca Lines in Peru crisscrossing each other, some perfectly straight running over hills and valleys and other that look like ‘airstrips’ cut out on mountains. Here’s an interesting thread on this….

More Mysterious Nazca Lines From Space

Now here are more mysterious lines photographed in Alaska over a "restricted military zone" by ‘anonymous’.

According to him, they stopped at Anchorage, Alaska, to refuel before crossing over the North Pacific to Tokyo. Whilst returning, bad weather caused their pilot to divert from flying back to Anchorage to refuel and he and two of the other passengers on board were forced to refuel in Canada. To avoid the storm, they had to travel over the extreme northern parts of Alaska and Canada.

The pilot requested the new route and was told that he would be heading into some sort of "restricted military zone." To his amazement, they were soon being escorted by a pair of what appeared to be Navy jets. He saw the terrain crisscrossed by a vast network of perfectly straight lines that extended for many miles and took several pictures with his 35mm camera. It was in the summer and so there was no snow.

Here is the photograph…


Courtesy: Viewzone

Like in Nazca, these perfectly straight lines seem to extend several miles over varied terrain and yet look dead straight where otherwise they should have been seen following the natural terrain configuration!

And more mysterious is the fact that this plane was being escorted by Navy jets over the area to probably ensure they don’t deviate towards some secret location!

Any guesses what these might be? An ELF grid for communications? Or the handiwork of some ancient civilization for purposes unknown?

www.viewzone.com...
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That's pretty cool.
Hopefully some member here knows something about it or can dig up some more information.
I don't remember ever hearing about anything like this in Alaska.
I'm on my phone now but I'll see what I can find later when I can get on a computer.

Can someone get on Google Earth and see if they can figure out exactly where this is?

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They could be used as sattellite callibration maybe-They look similar to lines which criss cross part of the Nevada desert,which is also a military zone and I seem to remember reading on ATS that those were something to do with the tuning/callibaration of sattellites in space.

Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
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They could be used as sattellite callibration maybe-They look similar to lines which criss cross part of the Nevada desert,which is also a military zone and I seem to remember reading on ATS that those were something to do with the tuning/callibaration of sattellites in space.

'Tuning/calibration of satellites in space'? But these lines are miles long!! Why would anyone take the effort to make such lines, some of which are a 100m broad just to tune satellites? Whatever happened to our computers?

And as I mentioned, how come these lines are so perfectly straight even whilst going over hills and valleys? They show no signs whatsoever of following the terrain configuration.

Reminds me of this satellite image at Nazca. Note that these lines are also perfectly straight even whilst going over varied terrain.


ETM+/Landsat 7 (10/11/02).
Source: Landsat USGS gallery

Originally posted by OrionHunterX

Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
reply to post by OrionHunterX

 

They could be used as sattellite callibration maybe-They look similar to lines which criss cross part of the Nevada desert,which is also a military zone and I seem to remember reading on ATS that those were something to do with the tuning/callibaration of sattellites in space.

'Tuning/calibration of satellites in space'? But these lines are miles long!! Why would anyone take the effort to make such lines, some of which are a 100m broad just to tune satellites?

Whatever happened to our computers?


And as I mentioned, how come these lines are so perfectly straight even whilst going over hills and valleys? They show no signs whatsoever of following the terrain configuration.

Reminds me of this satellite image at Nazca. Note that these lines are also perfectly straight even whilst going over varied terrain.


ETM+/Landsat 7 (10/11/02).
Source: Landsat USGS gallery

edit on 12-5-2013 by OrionHunterX because: (no reason given)

Exactly...my point.
Where are the people that constructed these things??? These things had to be a major effort...no one is talking??? I love walking around Google Earth and RSOE_EDIS...I find weird things all the time.

Originally posted by OrionHunterX

Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
reply to post by OrionHunterX

 

They could be used as sattellite callibration maybe-They look similar to lines which criss cross part of the Nevada desert,which is also a military zone and I seem to remember reading on ATS that those were something to do with the tuning/callibaration of sattellites in space.

'Tuning/calibration of satellites in space'? But these lines are miles long!! Why would anyone take the effort to make such lines, some of which are a 100m broad just to tune satellites?

Whatever happened to our computers?

And as I mentioned, how come these lines are so perfectly straight even whilst going over hills and valleys? They show no signs whatsoever of following the terrain configuration.

Reminds me of this satellite image at Nazca. Note that these lines are also perfectly straight even whilst going over varied terrain.


ETM+/Landsat 7 (10/11/02).
Source: Landsat USGS gallery

edit on 12-5-2013 by OrionHunterX because: (no reason given)

That looks like a massive funnel-web spider's den

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I've never heard of these lines being in Alaska and the fact that they're there raises some very intriguing questions indeed. I also find it odd that so many of these sites are in places under governmental control with restricted airspace overhead.

Great find! F&S for the OP.

the photo in the OP was used as an introduction to viewzone's HAARP story.
it's a good read, if you can find it.

Maybe large cracks in a very big glacier?

Interesting for sure.

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I'm wondering if these lines and the Nazca lines line up or have some commonality, such as certain lines pointing in the same direction. I don't really have the knowledge or programs to do a comparison.

Interesting find! S&F

Perhaps these things follow along ley lines.
Maybe someone was tracking energy grids.

That other photo really does look like a spiders web...I doubt thats for sattellite tuning being the size it is.
Wow,who knows what it is.

Does anyone remember a recent thread in which a user had mapped out the Nazca lines using certain software?
If anyone knows-please link here-we may be able to get he or she to use the software on these Alaska lines.
I shall look in my post history,I may have posted in that thread.

Great finding! S&F!
what is the coordinates of these lines`?

This post,was I think the ATS member who maps the Nazca lines-they end up looking like sci fi blueprints:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I have sent a PM,asking for he/she to check out this thread.

Is any coordinates available for this area shown in the map?
So that we can check these areas if possible?

I don't see anything that mysterious.

Could easily be logging areas/roads, found some other examples on Google Earth below in higher quality.

From the US






From South America

good find s & f for that i have never heard of those lines in alaska before and i dont buy the we cut them with chainsaws for mineral testing . when i first got a computer i looked up area 51 the old photos from the 60 s and swear that i saw pictures on the ground looking to the left .

i wish i had saved it because i have never seen it again but it did stoke my curiosity

If you look closer, it's snowmachines trails, very wide, could they have taking the pic over where the paths are of Iditarod or iron man? Chewed out terrain from lines of telephone or electric lines, cities all over the world have straight lines.

So what?
No mystery

Here's some strange lines in the Norwegian sea:

goo.gl...

They are basically one long track that zig-zags through an underwater valley. I thought they might be drag-lines from anchors, or maybe the trawling path of a fishing boat, or even some underwater survey.

But the width of each line is 1 km.

Originally posted by stormcell
Here's some strange lines in the Norwegian sea:

goo.gl...

They are basically one long track that zig-zags through an underwater valley. I thought they might be drag-lines from anchors, or maybe the trawling path of a fishing boat, or even some underwater survey.

But the width of each line is 1 km.

That is done with sonar, propably a geological survey of that mountainous Valley you see there, you can even see when the ship decided to go home