Google Earth , Structures and Anomalies

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I'm flying to my friends house 😂

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Wow is that real?

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Post the best planned city in your country
Milton Keynes, UK 1967 Clean google earth images please!

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Woy woy rubbish landfill on the right, whats the cleared land on the left? In the middle of national park area ?

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Old Tennessee State prison. A few movies have been filmed here, two of which were Ernest Goes to Jail and The Green Mile

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Not google earth, but found this in North Korea.

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Most useless traffic circle ever built. It's in the middle of nothing and part of it literally goes nowhere. A simple right or left turn at a stop sign would've sufficed.
53F, the banana is in the middle of the circle (I suppose)

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48°52.6′S 123°23.6′W. Point Nemo the most remote spot in the world

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Tiles 35°52'32"N 119°13'11"W

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While attempting to photograph the iconic El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, a photographer captured something truly extraordinary—the Andromeda Galaxy! 🌌
Known as the M31 Galaxy, Andromeda is the closest spiral galaxy to our own Milky Way, located about 2.5 million light-years away. It contains over a trillion stars, and is one of the few galaxies visible to the naked eye from Earth. Its light, traveling across millions of years, reaches us as a faint, smudgy shape in the night sky, which the photographer accidentally framed perfectly while focusing on El Capitan.
El Capitan, the majestic granite monolith that rises over 3,000 feet above Yosemite Valley, is a favorite subject for many photographers. But in this case, the photographer inadvertently captured the Andromeda Galaxy, creating a stunning blend of earthly and cosmic beauty in one shot. This incredible moment is a reminder that sometimes, even in the most grounded moments, the vastness of the universe is right above us, waiting to be discovered.
This photo not only highlights the sheer beauty of both El Capitan and Andromeda but also shows how even unintentional shots can result in awe-inspiring images that connect us to the far reaches of the cosmos. 🌠
It’s truly amazing how a single photograph can capture both the timeless grandeur of Yosemite’s rock formations and the distant wonder of the universe!

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Abandon rail roads

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Area of cleared land in the middle of bushland , national park area , next to woy woy rubbish landfill does anyone k ow what it is ?

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Map of Africa, using orange peel

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Why the sudden interest of Greenland? It's not even green!

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If i look at the place where my mom worked right before she passed, i still could see her helping my great uncle outside and them giving the car a “WTF is that” Look

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35° 55.005' N 117° 43.869' W 2017 Nevada; 32° 27.248' N 113° 11.014' W 1992 Arizona

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Farm in Australia, even the silos have purple roofs!