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Guy Searches For Interesting Things On Google Earth And Here's 25 Of His Best Finds

Guy Searches For Interesting Things On Google Earth And Here's 25 Of His Best Finds

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Geology rocks. Pun very much intended. Now that we've got that out of the way, let' move on to the hardcore things that make up the bedrock of what Bored Panda is all about - beautiful photos that are hot as lava. Please excuse my dad jokes.
A geologist named Will is known for collecting and uploading interesting things he finds on Google Earth. Some of them are very peculiar. Others are breathtakingly gorgeous. But one thing is for certain - all of them are worth seeing. Scroll through our list of Will's amazing discoveries on our beautiful Earth, upvote your favorites, and rock on. Let us know what you think of the geologist's earth views, and after you're done, look through Bored Panda's other list of amazing Google Earth finds.

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Aerial view of mountainous terrain with snow, showcasing one of the best Google Earth interesting finds.
"The shadow of a mountain."
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#22

Aerial view of a desert area with industrial ruins showing smoke patterns found on Google Earth.
"I think this is a coal fired power plant in Egypt. Lookin a little nasty."
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#23

Google Earth aerial view showing vegetation changes and clearings in a forested area over time.
"The dark green lines caught my eye because they didn't make sense. My guess was that they were logging roads, but then why are they more vegetated than the surrounding fields?
Going back in time. They are certainly logging roads. I guess different plants grew on the churned up roads, thus the different colors seen in the last image."
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#24

Aerial view of an abandoned coastal structure captured in a guy's Google Earth interesting things search.
"This was a pit of an optical illusion. At first it looked like a pyramid, but the coastline is a bluff, so it must be the inverse of a pyramid. My guess is an abandoned evil villain's mansion."
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#25

Aerial view of a coastal area with partially submerged structures captured during Google Earth searches for interesting finds.
"More ships near Tombua, Angola. These might have been intentionally abandoned. They were also not here in the 2003 pics."


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