Google Earth Mysteries !

[Blade_Runner]

Apparently some peeps found some strange UFO-like objects with the software !

The Google Maps satellite map of Magnolia Park, Florida shows a clear view of an unusual object floating above 39th Street in the town.

The shadow on the object is similar to the shadows on the ground, meaning that it is in the atmosphere relatively close to the surface, probably no higher than 20,000 feet.

There are no towers or unusual objects in the area that could account for the formation, which appears to be in rapid vibrational movement. Because of the unusual motion visible on its surface, it is not likely that this is a balloon.

Without knowing its distance from the ground, it is impossible to determine the size of the object, but it would seem to be quite large, even huge.

Calls to individuals living in the area and a search of news sources for 2005 revealed no reports of UFOs over Palm Beach or Magnolia Park this year. The last National UFO Reporting Center report for Palm Beach was in 1999.

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Other finds of UFO's over LA and FL

A face in the peruvian desert
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i am calling BS on this one

EDIT: Tons of google maps Weirdness

 

[Hacker]

I think its a weather balloon.

Nice link Blade

 

[Blade_Runner]

OMG ! look at all this BS .............

More evidence of Extra Terrestrial contacts with Indian Government and Military

What will happen on December 21, 2012? How the world is getting ready for that day?

BS galore

Damn and i thought that all the UFO phenomenon was restricted to US, russia isreal

War of the worlds indeed hyeah: :rofl:

 

[zhopudey]

Remember our giant piece of Scotch Tape holding Canada together? Well our ever-helpful readers have since turned up several more pieces of this gargantuan sticky-tape…

Firstly we have this enormous length of tape, which is actually holding Ghana and Ivory Coast together. Not high-resolution on this one, but at the eastern end the tape fades out rather prettily into some lovely clouds.

Next up is this semi-transparent tape stitching a large section of the Libyan desert together. Notice how all of these anomalies run at very similar angles across the images?

Finally we have this shoddy looking job in Russia, which appears to have required two pieces of tape to get the job done! I think their mistake was trying to tape water together…

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