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Demon-Xanth

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Originally posted by: PowerMacG5
Here's an airfield that I don't think anyone has figured out what it is.

Also, here's a bulls eye in the middle of nowhere (north of the airfield I just linked) spotted with bomb impact marks.

The bullseye is for training. But the airfield is either a decommissioned, unfinished, or underconstruction airfield. Note the unfinished building site to the south east along that road.
 

McGyver

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commercial airplane...
empire state building... in new york...

i dont know about the rest of you, do you see a theme here?

is this a coded message for your associates?
 

habib89

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Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
Originally posted by: fatpat268
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
You want Airplanes?


damn...

kinda looks like an airplane junkyard, heh

The Pima Air Museum and I believe it's called AMARK

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i drove by there once when i was on a business trip a month or so ago... it was freaking awesome, i wish i had some time to go into the museum... when i read your link text, i knew it was goign to be this place.. i almost creamed my pants when i drove by it.. maybe that's why they call it the boneyard
 

mercanucaribe

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Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
Originally posted by: quasarsky

no there were green circles to the northeast. pretty big ones. zoom out enough and u will see them

Those are irrigated fields.

Quoting because people are apparently ignoring my post.
The irrigators are booms with wheels on one end and a pivot at the other.. they roll in a circle.
 

laketrout

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Those are some cool looking links! As I'm sure a lot of ya'll know I live right outside DC, so I see the pentagon all the time- but the Texas/plane pictures and the "ghost car" shots where aweseom. Definate time waster for me. I don't know if that's a good thing.

I know that Google Maps and Google Earth use map data from Tele Atlas (among other providers), do they get satellite imagery from them as well? Are those government satellites?