JonasFJ
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Reged: 08/04/05
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Look this curious "flying ball" above some houses beside a lake at Florida, USA.
What do you guys thinks it must be?
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jeffryv
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Reged: 07/16/05
Posts: 1386
Loc: Vancouver, BC Canada
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IS THIS A UFO???
Yes
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Edited by jeffryv (08/04/05 09:55 PM)
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JonasFJ
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Sure. It's unidentified, so Its a UFO. Hehe.
Edited by JonasFJ (08/04/05 09:50 PM)
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jeffryv
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Loc: Vancouver, BC Canada
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Hi
HEHE Correct, as it has been posted several times but no real answer for it's cause has been determined.
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TheRealMcCoy
Supersonic Explorer
Reged: 07/05/05
Posts: 465
Loc: France
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This kind of "flying orbs" can be found many times in GE and Gmaps (more than 20 places for now... some are partial ones) and there are lots of explanations proposed...
I assembled them in a placemark (see attached file).
Look at the grid type alignment 
This "grid" helped me to find more orbs (in the two first series and creating the third one) and the scratches 
Search the forum for "UFO" and look at this post : http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showthreaded.php/Cat/0/Number/26083/page/
And look at this site for theories and the placemarks I used to begin my search : http://www.googlesightseeing.com/2005/05/18/ufo-update/ 

Edit : I just found on this latest site that someone did the same and found the same places... I wish I had seen that before doing all my searches 
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# mountain jack Says: May 22nd, 2005 at 3:59 am
To summarize the California data found to date, there are 21 aparently related artifacts in an East-West line stretching about 0.65 degrees of longitude, or 35.5 miles, from Glendora to San Bernardino. The maximum North-South displacement from the East-West line is 0.08 degrees of latitude, or about 1500 ft. There are three types of objects, a blurry blue orb and two curved lines, called commas and pigtails. The curved lines are clearly due to dust or scratches on the scanner or camera lens, whereas the orbs appear to be digitally added to the pictures. The artifacts repeat every 2.75 miles, indicating that the scanner/camera took pictures about that wide which were digitally stitched together to make a world-wide composite.
The 21 artifacts can be divided into 3 groups as follows:
Group A Latitude—-Longitude—–spacing———Type 34.13895,-117.826395———————comma 34.13893,-117.682436——8.25 miles——comma 34.13948,-117.586488——5.49 miles——comma 34.14001,-117.537371——2.81 miles——comma 34.14013,-117.489080——2.76 miles——comma 34.13956,-117.441305——2.73 miles——comma 34.14032,-117.393959——2.71 miles——orb 34.13950,-117.346516——2.71 miles——faint orb 34.13926,-117.300521——2.63 miles——orb 34.13895,-117.252885——2.73 miles——orb 34.13877,-117.206107——2.68 miles——orb
Average spacing between objects: 2.73 miles. The spacing between the first two objects is 3 times the average spacing, and between the second and third objects is twice the average. No artifacts were found at the intermediate locations, probably due to the difficulty of picking out the commas from the background.
Group B Latitude—-Longitude—–spacing——-Type 34.14308,-117.829667——————–orb 34.14232,-117.736005——2.68 miles—–orb 34.14218,-117.639016——2.77 miles—–orb 34.14236,-117.590307——2.79 miles—–orb
Average spacing between objects: 2.77 miles
Group C Latitude—-Longitude—–spacing——–Type 34.13871,-117.843679——————–orb 34.13754,-117.749974——2.68 miles—–dark orb 34.13686,-117.652266——2.79 miles—–orb+pigtail 34.13500,-117.604018——2.76 miles—–orb+pigtail 34.13711,-117.555889——2.75 miles—–orb+pigtail 34.13822,-117.506729——2.81 miles—–pigtail w/o orb
Average spacing between objects: 2.75 miles
Group B is offset from Group A to the West by about 1100 feet, and group C is offset from Group B by another 2500 feet to the West.
The commas and pigtails are clearly extraneous, and the orbs are not part of the real pictures because of their regular spacing, the fact that their shading in many cases is opposite to that of objects on the ground, and because their fuzziness is not duplicated in any of the objects seen on the ground. I suspect that the orbs are digitally added markers related to the stitching or to mark areas that need cleanup. Hopefully, Google or the company that prepared the images will let us know why the orbs are in the pictures.
-------------------- Google Earth addict and Concorde lover
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Please turn on Community Layers and search the forum BEFORE posting a placemark to avoid posting duplicate placemarks
All placemarks for Concorde are HERE! please check this thread BEFORE adding a placemark about this wonderfull plane
Edited by TheRealMcCoy (08/05/05 03:13 AM)
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jaydax
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Reged: 07/24/05
Posts: 16
Loc: London, UK
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Now if I was a person concealing something like a military aircraft by placing a fuzzy blob on a picture then I wouldn't just add one blob - I'd add several in some sort of pattern so that the site of my original item was obscured and all sorts of 'ufo' discussion could take place.
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MrShuke
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Reged: 07/26/05
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I'm as perplexed as most about these orbs, but I thought of one thing - I saw a plane taking off on google earth, and because of the speed you could see the plane three times in a straight line. Could that not be the case with these orbs? Whatever they are, could they all be the same object, caught on camera several times on it's journey east/west. Would it have to be going pretty fast for this to happen? I'm no expert
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scoops
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Reged: 08/03/05
Posts: 1
Loc: des moines, IA
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very interesting sight! it looks to be about perfectly round... i'll have to keep my eye on this one.
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me_love_geico
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Reged: 07/28/05
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Im pretty sure this is a Weather Balloon. There sent into the sky just like a balloon and there connected to the ground by a big wire. They carry instrument packages called radiosondes high into the atmosphere that gather upper-air data needed to forecast the weather. Alot of the Local News channel weather center's do that to gather information.
More information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_balloon
Also Google images provides has alot of pictures of them: http://images.google.com/images?q=weather%20balloon&hl=en&lr=&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2005-15,GGLD:en&sa=N&tab=wi
- Hope this answered your question.
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AJBatac
Tourist
Reged: 08/07/05
Posts: 8
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weather balloon? might be... but not 100% sure, no?
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