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I want to so bad... heh heh..

If we're talking about strange things on Google earth which archeologists have used to locate possible digs, I found a grid pattern that looks like the remains of man made roads just south east of the Canary Islands, over 10,000 feet deep, right where Plato said Atlantis was. Also in Quebec you can see the remnants of a large meteor impact crater which struck, according to geologists and astronomers, approximately around the time that Plato said Atlantis was inundated with water. This would have been when the great ice shelves were still in North America. It could also explain the disappearance of the Clovis people.
 
Paul Domingue said:
If we're talking about strange things on Google earth which archeologists have used to locate possible digs
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I like to roam around on Mars in Google Earth. Though now, they have 'fuzzied' it up and they blur out things. Someone found a base on Mars that looks to be using large tubes, joined together, and has shacks along its sides and dirt roads emminating from it in 4 different directions. There has been talk that we have a multi national base at Mars, but that its much much larger then a simple surface base; bunker, etc. The small surface base though was actually big.
 
lionheart said:
I like to roam around on Mars in Google Earth. Though now, they have 'fuzzied' it up and they blur out things. Someone found a base on Mars that looks to be using large tubes, joined together, and has shacks along its sides and dirt roads emminating from it in 4 different directions. There has been talk that we have a multi national base at Mars, but that its much much larger then a simple surface base; bunker, etc. The small surface base though was actually big.
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Bill, if you don't have this free software, get it but be prepared to be engrossed in it for several hours or days. http://www.worldwidetelescope.org/
 
Paul Domingue said:
I found a grid pattern that looks like the remains of man made roads just south east of the Canary Islands, over 10,000 feet deep, right where Plato said Atlantis was. Also in Quebec you can see the remnants of a large meteor impact crater which struck, according to geologists and astronomers, approximately around the time that Plato said Atlantis was inundated with water. This would have been when the great ice shelves were still in North America. It could also explain the disappearance of the Clovis people.
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https://www.google.de/search?q=google+earth+grid+pattern




Also:
http://twistedsifter.com/2014/02/50-amazing-finds-on-google-earth/
(#29 is not worth the money)


The creepiest thing to hunt for on GE are visible shipwrecks. Not the ones in boneyards, but the half submerged ones.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/4...!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d45.255278!4d-81.680556?hl=en
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweepstakes_(schooner)

And speaking of shipwrecks:
http://www.lovethesepics.com/2012/09/48-eerily-intriguing-shipwrecks/

Beats image artifacts and a vivid imagination by miles!
 
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