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Groucho
The photos could have been taken with an aerial camera from an aircraft flying over head, and would then have been scanned into a computer.
Bug in Google Maps
- Thread starter Rik Meleet
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there is a topless sunbathing woman in the Netherlands depicted. And I've found her with google earth, using clues of others.
classical_hero
In whom I trust
Can you please give us the clues to find her? 
SuperBeaverInc.
Groucho
classical_hero said:Can you please give us the clues to find her?
It's one of the featured videos on YouTube right now.
classical_hero
In whom I trust
Sweet. 
Unfortunately you do not see much. 
Unfortunately you do not see much.
SuperBeaverInc.
Groucho
classical_hero said:Sweet.
The fact that you can zoom in on Google Earth far enough just to see a person is amazing enough.
Most places on Google Earth have no where near that level of resolution.
classical_hero
In whom I trust
I know that, but it is still a let down.
SuperBeaverInc.
Groucho
classical_hero said:
Try looking around the Strip in Las Vegas. You can see some pretty strange stuff there. For example, you can see inside someone's convertible and see a guy with his arm around a girl in the back seat.
Tank_Guy#3
Lion of Lehistan
Godzilla=Japan
Bugzilla=Germany
What next? Beaverzilla in Canada?
Bugzilla=Germany
What next? Beaverzilla in Canada?
Tank_Guy#3
Lion of Lehistan
Is that in the Hague?Rik Meleet said:
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I also looked up a military base down in the Bahamas where the US navy has a test lab. You can tell where it is, as they dug out a deep channel from deeper waters so submarines can enter submerged.
It is on Andros Island, East Side, about right in the middle.
carmen510
Deity
When there's an event in your city (like the Thanksgiving Parade in NYC) check it on Google Maps. 
SuperBeaverInc.
Groucho
carmen510 said:When there's an event in your city (like the Thanksgiving Parade in NYC) check it on Google Maps.
They don't update Google Earth that often. Usually once a year for places. Of course, New York or London or some other major cities probably get updated more. So either way, odds are against it capturing most major events.
ybbor
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I think (I hope) he was joking- hence the ""
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Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Is it just me or as you zoom in and the knids of satalite images change, there is a HUGE differnece in what looks like what?
OMGZ! NO! THE BUGS! GET THE PESTICIDES!
OMGZ! NO! THE BUGS! GET THE PESTICIDES!
ybbor
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Kozmos
Jew Detective
Anyone feels this is a bit weird with this Google Earth. It feels almost Big broterish, especially if the thing would have live coverage. *shudder*
ybbor
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Cleric said:
but, um...it doesn't.
wait, wait, you mean now I can tell what color Roof you have? You're social security number will son follow
Sophie 378
Avvie by ybbor
The pictures are years old, too ... between 2003 (before construction of Bullring Birmingham) and 1999 (after construction of tobaggan run by ski slope), I worked out once from landmarks I know.
Google Earth says that the images are mostly 1-2 years old, but the Birmingham one is from before 2003, or the Bullring would be a shopping centre rather than a construction site, and the toboggan run has been built since 1999, so that's 3-7 years old. So nyer.
Google Earth says that the images are mostly 1-2 years old, but the Birmingham one is from before 2003, or the Bullring would be a shopping centre rather than a construction site, and the toboggan run has been built since 1999, so that's 3-7 years old. So nyer.
Ultima Dragoon
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