In a series of articles over the past week, the Register has pointed out some strange things that can be found with Google Maps.
First, check out the
map of the moon that Google added to its service today in honor of the moon landing anniversary. Zoom in as close as possible and you'll discover an unusual revelation.
Second, Google maps reveals that there's a building on a military base here in San Diego that's built in the shape of a swastika. Strange, but true. It's not clear why this design was chosen. Probably the architects didn't bother to think about how it would look from the air.
Finally, Google sleuths have discovered an image of a face that can be seen in some Peruvian sand dunes. Of course, it's already been declared to be the face of Jesus.
Comments
Second... That's 4 seperate L-shaped buildings. When you zoom in you can see the shadows of the buildings being cast where they should be connected if they were in a swastika. From a distance it resembles one but definately isn't one.
Third... That's not Jesus you see in those sand dunes. It's Alex!!!
I couldn't see the dune one, and LaMa beat you to the moon one - he showed us that yesterday? The day before, maybe?? I dunno.
very nice
:grrr:
I moderate at the archival "Globetrotting" site, but I must admit that much more in depth discussions on weirdness tends to occurr over at the "Sightseeing" showcase site.
Items of particular amusement (at both sites) are the "UFOs" found over Florida and LA, the "Alien Civilization", and what appears to be packing tape across the maps of Canada, Russia, Austrailia, and Africa.
"he looks like some old guy, like a gnome"
Jesus is a gnome?
Have a go at finding Apple
I think that's the point - Microsoft's 'new
service' is using very old photos. You'd think
that they could afford the latest, and would
realize that people may lose interest if they
aren't going to supply useful information.