Weird Stuff Going On In China

[All Seeing Eye]

I've seen some weird stuff in my time but this is something else.

Go on Google Earth if you have it and check these out:

+40° 27′ 25.20″, +93° 23′ 24.00″

+40° 27′ 10.80″, +93° 44′ 34.80″

+40° 28′ 13.45″, +93° 30′ 55.06″

 

[Canadave]

The last one looks like it might be a bombing range or something like that.

 

[USS Triumphant]

I don't have Google Earth, I'm frankly to lazy to get it right now, and honestly couldn't guarantee I'd know what I was looking at if I did.

In other words, please enlighten me: whatcha seeing?

 

[Mallory]

In other words, please enlighten me: whatcha seeing?

I'm sure all will be revealed in good time. And be entertaining as well.

 

[Squiggy]

They're test ranges.

 

[Small White Car]

I don't have Google Earth, I'm frankly to lazy to get it right now, and honestly couldn't guarantee I'd know what I was looking at if I did.

In other words, please enlighten me: whatcha seeing?

Well, it's not as 3D-ish as Google Earth, but you can always check satellite view in good old Google Maps.

I can't imagine they look much different in Google Earth, frankly. They're very flat, whatever they are.

 

[Non Sync]

Check out the buildings nearby at +40°29'27.17"N +90°30'31.24"E. The building at about 10 o'clock looks like the roof has a huge hole in it.

 

[pookha]

connection between dam and quake

well it dosnt have to do with google earth but it is something weird that may be happening in china.

A Columbia University scientist who studied the quake has said that it may have been triggered by the weight of 320 million tons of water in the Zipingpu Reservoir less than a mile from a well-known major fault. His conclusions, presented to the American Geophysical Union in December, coincide with a new finding by Chinese geophysicists that the dam caused significant seismic changes before the earthquake.

 

[Mallory]

They're test ranges.

Well, that's certainly a let down. I was sure Tachy was on to the something this time.

 

[Canadave]

They're test ranges.

That's what I thought. The fact that the third one looked like a roughed-in airstrip with a bunch of craters on the "tarmac" was what sold it for me.

 

[Locutus of Bored]

Here are the pics so people don't have to bother searching for them.

I thought for sure this was going to be the subject of the title:

 

[All Seeing Eye]

yeh i've seen that before. They clearly possess anti-grav technology.

There's also one similar to the left and a little one to the right of that. They're testing UFOs I think. If you look at all the little buildings nearby it's clear something fishy is going on.

 

[Roger Wilco]

The third one could be just an airfield.

The first two look super strange - maybe mining tunnel or so?

 

[RJDiogenes]

Looks like China is held together with duct tape.

 

[TheMasterOfOrion]

This looks very far inland, like its near Jiuquan in the Mongolian desert which is where China's manned space missions fly from

Forget any Area51 UFO conspiracies, its not the answer

I don't have google earth but it could be China's testing out SSTO platform like their version of NASA's X-38....which of course could be totally peaceful or it could have military applications like launching hypersonic missiles from space

Nothing got to do with the Varyag, that is near the ocean
that was a Soviet Carrier Chinese bought over the internet from the cash strapped Russians and now China uses it to train the PLAN boys a few Navy tricks. China still hasn't built a Carrier... yet. They don't invest much in their navy so far but they are investing in space tech

A building with a hole in it sounds like a disguised ICBM silo, maybe it hides a few sams to protect their airfield
during the coldwar people had the idea to hide ICBMs in buildings, train carraiges, you name it if a missile could fit in it then it became a launch site

 

[Locutus of Bored]

Nothing got to do with the Varyag, that is near the ocean
that was a Soviet Carrier Chinese bought over the internet from the cash strapped Russians and now China uses it to train the PLAN boys a few Navy tricks. China still hasn't built a Carrier... yet. They don't invest much in their navy so far but they are investing in space tech

I didn't say the carrier had anything to do with the sites in the other pictures. That's just what I originally thought this topic was going to be about.

 

[Roger Wilco]

While looking around to see if there's some info on these structures, I found this - they are building a replica Paris for 100.000 people, apparently as some kind of high-end gated community or so.

 

[RoJoHen]

So...China is actually a mosaic?

 

[USS Triumphant]

This looks very far inland, like its near Jiuquan in the Mongolian desert which is where China's manned space missions fly from

The first two look super strange - maybe mining tunnel or so?

I've got it! Those are black holes, and Chinese spacecraft are coming out of them!

(Sorry to joke about this. Was that too Tachy? )

 

[All Seeing Eye]

This looks very far inland, like its near Jiuquan in the Mongolian desert which is where China's manned space missions fly from

The first two look super strange - maybe mining tunnel or so?

I've got it! Those are black holes, and Chinese spacecraft are coming out of them!

(Sorry to joke about this. Was that too Tachy? )

How on Earth could something come OUT of a blackhole? something could come out of a whitehole but those are just imaginative.