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Some say "seeing is believing"--but we can't believe everything we see, especially in satellite imagery taken from [http://earth.google.com/ Google Earth]. | Some say "seeing is believing"--but we can't believe everything we see, especially in satellite imagery taken from [http://earth.google.com/ Google Earth]. | ||
Click on the pictures to see a larger image and to get the coordinates for use in Google Earth. You can play the "Do You See What I See?" game, too! | Click on the pictures to see a larger image and to get the coordinates for use in Google Earth. You can play the ''"Do You See What I See?"'' game, too! | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Atlantis.png|Atlantis of Nikumaroro. | File:Atlantis.png|<div align="center">Atlantis of Nikumaroro.</div> | ||
File:ELP.png|A cry for ELP? | File:ELP.png|<div align="center">A cry for ELP?</div> | ||
File:Triangle.png|The Niku Triangle. | File:Triangle.png|<div align="center">The Niku Triangle.</div> | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
Revision as of 23:18, 1 July 2010
Some say "seeing is believing"--but we can't believe everything we see, especially in satellite imagery taken from Google Earth.
Click on the pictures to see a larger image and to get the coordinates for use in Google Earth. You can play the "Do You See What I See?" game, too!
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Atlantis of Nikumaroro. -
A cry for ELP? -
The Niku Triangle.
