25 Weird and Wonderful Things Caught on Google Earth Camera

By Andrew Alpin, 15 March 2018

6Distortion at Chichen Itza

If you stumble upon the Google Earth images of the pyramids at the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza, you will come across this alien-like woman walking by. Perhaps it could have also been a distorted image of a woman but all the same those deer type animal legs and face are creepy. 

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7Pentagram at Kazakhstan

This is enough to give anyone the creeps as it depicts a pentagram etched into the Earth in a field in Kazakhstan, Central Asia. If you zoom into the pentagram you will see two paces highlighted by earlier visitors where one spot is marked Adam and the other spot is marked Lucifer. One archaeologist remarked it was the outline of a park, but who in their right mind would construct the boundary of a park in the shape of a pentagram. 

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8Island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island

That’s a mouthful and while it doesn’t qualify as a creepy Google Earth image, it sure is strange. This is a crater lake on an island that is named Volcano Island which is also located in a lake called Lake Taal in Luzon Island, Philippines. 

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9Ancient wheels

These ancient wheels found marked into the Earth’s surface at Jordan’s Azraq oasis seems to be positioned in accurate alignment with sunrise during the winter solstice. Geologists have dated them back 8,500 years ago and assume they were made by wise men of those times. 

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10Airplane boneyard

This is an image of the Davis Monthan Air Force Base located in Tucson Ariz. This is a strange sight dubbed the airplane graveyard where planes that aren’t fit for use are sent to be discarded. Built over a large area of 2,600 acres. The vicinity contains almost every plane flown from World War II to present date. You’ll find F-14 tomcats, B-52 flying fortresses, mustangs among others including civil aircraft. 

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