In Pictures: The Strangest Sights in Google Earth

[Capper]

The Strangest Sights in Google Earth
Ever since Google first let people scour the planet from the comfort of their computers through the Google Earth software program, fans have been on a virtual scavenger hunt from the North Pole to the South Pole looking for anything interesting, unusual, or unexplained. From shipwrecks to crop circles, from ads big enough to be read from space to a giant pink bunny nearly the size of a football field, we've collected just a few of the odd and spectacular sights. You can see the same images in Google Maps by clicking the links we provide--but you'll get a better view by copying the coordinates in parentheses after each link and pasting them into Google Earth's 'Fly To' box. We've also created a file of Placemarks that includes all of these sights and more; you can download it and open it with Google Earth. Enjoy the trip!

In Pictures: The Strangest Sights in Google Earth

[RA1D]

that's pretty crazy. i know there are some areas where you can actually go to street level and look around 360 degrees on google earth.

seeing how those pictures are readily available to the public, you have to wonder what type of survellance is available to the government.

and what's up with that fighter jet in the parking lot? haha

[robodude666]

Thats very cool! I like the beach, jet and blood lake ones :)

[Zambini]

that blood lake has to be the creepiest thing I've seen in a while.
I hope its photoshopped =/

'course if U zoom out its blue like the others

[Tyreal]

Originally Posted by Zambini

that blood lake has to be the creepiest thing I've seen in a while.
I hope its photoshopped =/

'course if U zoom out its blue like the others

Must be where they manufacture soilent green.

[Stormcrow]

My favorites are still of Groom Lake and the Skunkworks Test Facility out in Nevada. I think they had Google take them out though, but they're still on the web.

[halutzparilla]

yeah i wondering about this plane on a parking lot...