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- Swastika in Kazakhstan. Scientists discovered more than 50 geoglyphs across northern Kazakhstan in Central Asia, including this swastika-shaped design. Though the swastika symbol was created from timber, many of the geoglyphs were made of earthen mounds.
- Island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island in Philippines. This Google Earth image is an eye-full and a mouthful, as it's an island-in-a-lake-on-an-island-in-a-lake-on-an-island.
- Wheel structures in Azraq Oasis in Jordan. Google Earth has spied some old artistry etched into the surface of the planet, including wheel-shaped geometric structures that may date back some 8,500 years, making them older than Peru's geoglyphs called Nazca Lines.
- Bull's eye in wheel structures in Saudi Arabia. One type of these "wheels" in the Middle East looks like a bull's-eye, with three triangles pointing toward the eye and small piles of stones leading from the triangles toward the bull's-eye wheel.
Nov 30, 2023 · Explore the cool, quirky, and astonishing sights on Google Earth with this collection of 50 images and coordinates. From airplane boneyards to giant triangles, from swastika-shaped buildings to heart-shaped lakes, discover the secrets of our fascinating planet.
- A huge shipwreck. Not only does Google Earth capture images of the ground, but it photographs the oceans as well. Amazingly, you can even under the water a bit, down to a few meters.
- Strange symbols in the desert. 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.
- An eerie symbol in Kazakhstan. Twelve miles west of the city of Lisakovsk, Kazakhstan is something awfully surprising. What looks like a huge pentagram can be seen with nothing around it.
- A creepy statue in France. Google Street View opened up a whole new avenue (pun intended) for people to see the world. With human-level views of places around the world thanks to a network of now-iconic cars with camera rigs on top, few streets were out of reach for the internet at large to peek into, finding weird things in neighborhoods and districts all over the world.
Explore the world with Google Earth and discover 50 strange places photographed by the web giant. From natural formations to man-made structures, see satellite images of aircraft cemeteries, giant triangles, heart-shaped lakes, and more.
Aug 31, 2023 · A popular Facebook group called 'Google Earth, Structures and Anomalies' features bizarre structures and cool anomalies found by its members. See some of the most interesting posts, from a giant baobab tree to a mysterious tower in Morocco.
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Feb 11, 2014 · Explore the world from above with these fascinating sites on Google Earth, from natural formations to human structures. See images and coordinates of airplane boneyards, swastika-shaped buildings, giant targets, and more.
The View from the Bottom (of the Ocean) Weirder May 15, 2024 The View from the Bottom (of the Ocean) Nature No Comment. A spectacular view captured by Google Earth, where schools of…. Take a Peek.
