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**pBiRXp8u** · 01-13-2007, 05:49 AM

as far as the large orange image is concerned i am skeptical that it is an actual object.

i agree with you, doug. i have checked it out and do feel that it's just a satellite/computer-based coloring, as there just ain't no way that it's some sort of object on the surface of greenland.

i went to antarctica and was very disappointed with the seriously fuzzy crap--are they trying to hide something? i bet that they are. ok, google earth is a fun tool, but i resent that they used seriously dumbed-down technology with the military getting to use vastly superior google-earth-type technology showing detailed, real-time imagery.

wouldn't it be awesome if some massive 10,000+year-old man-made artifact showed up from the melting snows/glaciers and been discovered with widely-shared photos/videos on the internet?

at least we have the deep-sea atlantean stuff to work with.

01-13-2007, 05:49 AM	#2
pBiRXp8u Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	as far as the large orange image is concerned i am skeptical that it is an actual object. i agree with you, doug. i have checked it out and do feel that it's just a satellite/computer-based coloring, as there just ain't no way that it's some sort of object on the surface of greenland. i went to antarctica and was very disappointed with the seriously fuzzy crap--are they trying to hide something? i bet that they are. ok, google earth is a fun tool, but i resent that they used seriously dumbed-down technology with the military getting to use vastly superior google-earth-type technology showing detailed, real-time imagery. wouldn't it be awesome if some massive 10,000+year-old man-made artifact showed up from the melting snows/glaciers and been discovered with widely-shared photos/videos on the internet? at least we have the deep-sea atlantean stuff to work with.
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