The Atacama Giant Weirder January 1, 2024 The Atacama Giant Geoglyphs No Comment This prehistoric anthropomorphic geoglyph in the deserts of Chile is… Take a Peek Mannequin Party Weirder December 31, 2023 Mannequin Party Weird Stuff No Comment These mannequins are having a better vacation than most of… Take a Peek Medieval Playtime Planet Earth 25 weirdest things on Google Earth Countdowns By Ben Biggs last updated 25 October 2022 Google Earth and satellite imagery has revealed some strange things, from secret.
Strange Google Earth Images Will Have You Doing a Double Take
Google Earth is a lot of fun to play around with in your spare time. You can visit and explore the far corners of the world during your coffee break, even if your actual vacation isn't due for a few more months. However, you might stumble upon some truly bizarre things during your digital travels. Google Maps If you flew over Mesa Huerfanita, NM, you might see something strange on the southeastern side. There are two overlapping circles, like a Venn diagram, with diamonds in the center of each. It's almost like a giant, eerie pair of eyes, staring up from the desert. What could it be? A message to aliens? Well, in a manner of speaking, yes. 215 points POST 110 View More Replies. View more comments According to Ianevitch, who runs 'Weird Google Earth,' there "wasn't any particular inspiration" behind the project itself. "Google Maps was new [back] then and many of the things that it showed looked out of place," he told Bored Panda via email. 50 Incredibly Strange Things On Google Earth November 30, 2023 Get ready to embark on a digital adventure with our mind-blowing collection of strange things on Google Earth! These are the cool, quirky, and downright astonishing sights you've probably never encountered before on your virtual travels.
40 Bizarre and Cool Google Earth Photos The Jotform Blog
1. Airplane Boneyard — Tucson, Arizona 32 08'59.96″ N, 110 50'09.03″W This is an areal view of the Davis-Monthan Air Force Boneyard in Tucson, Arizona. It began after World War II and it's the largest military aircraft boneyard in the world. 2. Mysterious Desert Pattern — Red Sea Governorate, Egypt 27°22'50.10″N, 33°37'54.62″E 6 11. r/GoogleEarthFinds: A subreddit for all the strange, cool, mysterious, and interesting stuff you found on Google Earth, or Google Maps! Entertainment From boneyards of military aircraft to polka-dot patterns formed by ants, and other mysterious edifices imprinted into the earth, Google Earth continues to capture some wacky images in different parts of the earth. Here's a look at the 17 incredibly cool and weird places on Google Earth. What Is Google Earth? One Observatory Circle in Washington, D.C., remained blurred out on Google Earth until Jan. 18, 2009, according to a Gawker post from the time. Users can still see the slate-roofed 1893 structure.
6 Strange Sites Spotted on Google Earth in 2017 Live Science
Every year we come across bizarre and strange sightings that have been picked up by the Google camera, and today we have a look at some of the stranger sight. Google Earth is a great, albeit creepy, way to zone in on different areas of the world. It's great for directions, pre-travel planning, and even spying on our crushes (don't do that). What it's not good for is virtual trips around the world at one in the morning, especially knowing that the internet is capable of playing to our greatest fears.
6 Strange Sites Spotted on Google Earth in 2017 Countdowns By Rafi Letzter last updated 25 October 2022 Introduction (Image credit: Google) Google Earth is the largest publicly searchable. From natural formations to man-made structures, we found 50 strange places photographed by the web giant Google. If you're interested in checking out these places yourself, the GPS coordinates of each image are shown. Just copy and paste them into Google Earth (or Google Maps) to study them in more detail.
13 bizarre Google Street View photos that will leave you confused
A man looks at a Google Earth map on a screen as Google Earth unveils the revamped version of the application April 18, 2017 at an event at New York's Whitney Museum of Art. 1. Weird Wheels 3. Create a Folder for Your Pinned Weird Google Earth Locations. After pinning weird Google Earth locations, you can create a folder to group similar locations. You can click the "Add Folder" button on the toolbar at the top of the screen. A folder will appear, which you can rename and provide a simple description.
