Weird things on google earth

(Image credit: Google) Google Earth is the largest publicly searchable visual catalog of our planet ever assembled, both from the perspective of satellites and the view from the street. And every year, intrepid people digging through that catalog make discoveries (scientific, funny or simply strange) that would never have been possible in an era when all the world's surface and streets couldn't be seen at a click. In addition, Google has worked to expand its catalog to include close-ups of places otherwise far off the beaten path. Here are the most amazing Google Earth discoveries of 2017. Not every amazing find in Google's explorable, virtual world showed up there by accident. In 2017,the mapping team made some dramatic efforts to expand its coverage area into some of the more astonishing corners of the world. One such spot was an active,bubbling lava lake in Marum Crater in the Ambrym,a volcano on the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu.. Google sent two explorers armed with 360-degree cameras into the crater, and they captured the trek The Millennium Falcon (Image credit: Google) Sometimes a big company spends a lot of money to reveal something to the world, and sometimes a big company tries to hide something from the world. In this case, Longcross Film Studios in Chertsey, England, tried to hide its movie model of the Millennium Falcon from view with the aid of a tarp and some shipping containers. Unfortunately for the team there, Google's satellites have an unusual persp...

Google Earth is one of the most innovative tools that have been introduced to us in our generation in recent years. The amazing mapping and imaging technology Google has created allows us to explore the entire world all from the tips of our fingertips. We are able to explore otherwise unreachable areas of the globe, places we have always wanted to visit but may never get the opportunity to see. We can sleuth through neighborhoods to see what’s going on with our community. We can check water levels and ecosystems around the earth. We can even plan out escape routes if we ever decide to rob a bank using Google Earth. Well the thing is, we never really know when Google Earth cameras are snapping pictures so there is a heavy possibility of being caught doing something we would rather go unnoticed. Well the cameras don’t lie and they have provided some serious entertainment for our viewing pleasure. Take a look at these 27 crazy things that Google Earth has captured. 1. Is This A Possible Murder Scene? 2. Airplane Boneyard32 08’59.96″ N, 110 50’09.03″WTucson, Arizona 3. Mysterious Desert Pattern27°22’50.10″N, 33°37’54.62″ERed Sea Governorate, Egypt 4. A Swastika-Shaped Building32°40’34.19″N 117° 9’27.58″WCoronado, California, USA 5. Buffalo Herd4°17’21.49″ S 31°23’46.46″ EKigosi Game Reserve, Tanzania 6. Giant Triangle33.747252, -112.633853Wittmann, Arizona, USA 7. Shipwrecked SS Ayrfield with Trees-33.836379, 151.080506Homebush Bay, Sydney, Australia 8. The Badlands Guardian50...

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