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[I agree 1 on 3. The height is a rock, the center is vegetal and the bottom has to be a trunk. In other words, the resemblance with the other anomalies is not so evident as that. But we are not going to fight for that. I am sure that we are going to find many other reasons... ]

Or, as its know in Latin, 'Rocksageiustreetarpiusunknownicuss'

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Yes, and the ones we prefer are the Rocksageiustreetarpiusunknownicuss Nevadiensis, common name: Smallheapofcursedthingsinformofplane.

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San1 38.431666 -119.417065

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That's what it looks like, just caught the sun's glare a little more, as did some of the rocks in the area. As a taxpayer, just barely, it irritates me that to be able to tell if this is a rock or plane part, we need the same resolution that our more famous boss partner, the govt. ALREADY HAS!!!!!!!Don't try the little blue pill for this one, folks.

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See, this is where you guys are wrong. You believe that every piece of imagery the government has is so good you can see a quarter on the ground. Its just not that easy. Dont believe everything you see in the movies.

Here is imagery released to the press during the Kosovo conflict.

http://www.fas.org/irp/imint/990430-O-9999M-006.jpg

http://www.fas.org/irp/imint/990514-O-9999M-005.jpg

We get stuff better than this, but we do have to work with crappy imagery too.

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You will make all kinds of mistakes; but as long as you are generous and true, and also fierce, you cannot hurt the world or even seriously distress her. She was made to be wooed and won by youth. -Churchill

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(snip-snip) we need the same resolution that our more famous boss partner, the govt. ALREADY HAS (snip-snip)

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Image Interpretability Rating Scales
http://www.fas.org/irp/imint/niirs.htm

Resolution Comparison 10, 25, 50 & 100 centimeters
http://www.fas.org/irp/imint/resolve4.htm

Better satellite imagery (Quickbird 60cm) (2433.24 Ko)
http://www.digitalglobe.com/images/qb/las_vegas_midstrip_oct14_2005_dgwm.jpg

10cm aerial...
http://recherche.ign.fr/LOEMI/AR/CAMNU/sataer5.jpg

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[I agree 1 on 3. The height is a rock, the center is vegetal and the bottom has to be a trunk. In other words, the resemblance with the other anomalies is not so evident as that. But we are not going to fight for that. I am sure that we are going to find many other reasons... ]

Or, as its know in Latin, 'Rocksageiustreetarpiusunknownicuss'

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Yes, and the ones we prefer are the Rocksageiustreetarpiusunknownicuss Nevadiensis, common name: Smallheapofcursedthingsinformofplane.

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You guys are too funny.

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My next promised programing task has been completed.

The form for my KML generator at http://environmentalchemistry.com/fossettsearch/ can now accept coordinates in either decimal degrees or degrees minutes seconds. Also the use of the degree sign in DMS coordinates is optional as long as there is a space between the degrees and minutes. The form will automatically covert DMS coordinates into decimal degree coordinates needed by my KML generator.

I'm sure this will make some people very happy.

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My next promised programing task has been completed.

The form for my KML generator at http://environmentalchemistry.com/fossettsearch/ can now accept coordinates in either decimal degrees or degrees minutes seconds. Also the use of the degree sign in DMS coordinates is optional as long as there is a space between the degrees and minutes. The form will automatically covert DMS coordinates into decimal degree coordinates needed by my KML generator.

I'm sure this will make some people very happy.

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When I was an Urban Planning student, someone was saying(I don't remember who)that the gov had satellites that could "IMAGE" a toothpick IN REAL TIME on the street.

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