Eagle-eyed Google Earth viewers occasionally spot unusual features on land and at sea, but most turn out to have mundane explanations.
Eagle-eyed Google Earth viewers occasionally spot unusual features on land and at sea, but most turn out to have mundane explanations. The ancient city was first mentioned by the Greek philosopher Plato, and legend holds it sank into the sea. Is it a kraken? Of course, the object is neither. Some think it could be the Loch Ness Monster, but others think it could be an underwater UFO. In 2005, the Google Earth blogs were chattering about reports of the face of Jesus in Peruvian sand dunes. Some say they don't see the resemblance to Jesus Christ, but others still wonder about the origins of the hazy image. Not only did its environment help keep it isolated, but the civil war of Mozambique, which lasted from 1977 to 1992, contributed to the area’s preservation. Timing various public performances along one street, Sampsonia Way, as a Google-owned car drove by snapping pictures, the artists, Ben Kinsley and Robin Hewlett, were able to create a montage of spontaneous performances. 11 Most EXCITING Archaeological Discoveries Recently Made! This map was created by a user. It is separate from (and more detailed than) the lunar maps already found on the Google Web site; those have been there for about four years. "It's true that many amazing discoveries have been made in Google Earth, including a pristine forest in Mozambique that is home to previously unknown species and the remains of an ancient Roman villa," a statement from Google read. order back issues and use the historic Daily Express To mark the 40th anniversary this year of Apollo 11, Google's engineers partnered with NASA to add a new layer to their popular -- and free -- mapping program, Google Earth. In June 2016, someone posted they had seen an eerie green glow in the depths of the waters off Antarctica thanks to Google Earth.
We would also warn prospective swimmers that using someone else's pool is trespassing and therefore illegal.". A 'sea monster' has been spotted on Google Earth near Antarctica, and it has driven people into a frenzy as they tried to figure out what it is. There are many islands around Antartica, and one of those is Deception Island, which boasts one of the safest harbours.
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But some people are convinced that this mysterious shadow that appears in the waters of Oke Bay, off the coast of New Zealand's North Island, is a sea monster: Engineer Pita Witehira, who first spotted the dark mass using Google Earth, told the Daily Mail that he doesn't think it's a boat because there's no white wake. The Loch Ness "monster" is only the latest wonder to surface. Xur can be found on Io. It looked like a long dark line in the water, like a snake following a boat. A video going viral shows a "massive disturbance" in the ocean near Antarctica. A kraken is a mythical tenticled monster, known in tales of the sea for drowning people and ships. The company said it wouldn't guarantee that it would use the new images, but when Kinsley looked, there they were. "Because it has been around long enough that they have named it Barkentine Creek. But earlier this week, a British man revealed that he spied the legendary Loch Ness monster while searching Google Earth from his very own home. Google had already shot its Pittsburgh street views, but agreed to come back to shoot the art installation. Learn how to create your own. The image on Google Earth appears to show a grid-like pattern, which some have said resembles a planned city. Others have suggested it could be lights from a submarine or Navy ship, or even phytoplankton in the water. ABC News' Nick Watt contributed to this report. Indeed, a quick search of Google Earth does reveal something in a dark patch of sea near Deception Island: Google Measurements in the clip show the main portion of the "thing" to be about 75 feet across, creating a disturbance that is several hundred feet wide.