MattinPhoenix
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Reged: 09/11/07
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I noticed this aircraft and haven't seen a reference to it in the text or overlays.
Location:
38 41 54.38 N
119 02 14.49 W
It may be an aircraft that's part of the search. My system's resolution left its altitude ambiguous. I apologize if this aircraft had been discussed and discounted.
I reported this finding via the Mechanical Turk system.
Matt
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PRSurfer
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Reged: 08/15/05
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Loc: Puerto Rico
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Very good observation Lissa, I will be updating the KML file with your finding...
Last update until approximately 9pm...ET
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Edited by PRSurfer (09/11/07 06:49 PM)
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WalkerMoore
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Further to my last post regarding Lisa's very interesting sighting, I decided to play with some filters in photoshop because one would expect man made materials to reflect light differently and therefore stand out when filtering out certain lighting levels, and what do you know? The objects in Lisa's image positively glow while the rest of the natural terrain goes jet black for many miles all around.
Edit: A reminder of the coordinates:
38.827146,-119.429319
Edited by WalkerMoore (09/11/07 04:45 PM)
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azazel333
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another possible airplane: 38.6793015965, -119.102714397
... also reported on mturk
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WalkerMoore
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That's not in the search area.
*** Please don't edit my posts ***
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manriq
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Reged: 09/11/07
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38.661199, -118.977149
just beyond the mountain from take off?, stuck in a river? I think I even see landing scud marks and debris channel coming onto the tail of the plane. It doesnt look like white sand, I think its just tilted over a tree or something.
It also shows possible emergency landing markings... i have compared it with the past images and is not there! also the measurements fit very accurately the description of the plane.
Please check it out!
Edited by manriq (09/11/07 06:34 PM)
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Dwarden
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problem with our eye and brain is that we try search order in chaos and if we know what we search for we try imagine it where nothing is 
anyway i discovered various possible planes too but also one ugly feature of Google Earth ...
if GE crash then You loose all custom marks done in last session even these not in temps
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MacDoc1
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Reged: 09/11/07
Posts: 168
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Rudeseal -
4:
Nose Facing NE
38.0101000,-119.4810000
38° 0'36.36"N
119°28'52.85"W
740 yards Northeast of Volunteer Peak, Looks to be at edge of Smedberg lake in the water
That's a pretty solid find. Unfortuately detail lacking from previous overflies for comparison.
Edited by MacDoc1 (09/11/07 06:46 PM)
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PRSurfer
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Loc: Puerto Rico
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Latest update of KMZ file: 9/11/2007 - 935pm ET
Fosset Search help
a few planes added
and more candidates added...
<b>CLICK VIEW on Google Earth... to open the layer</b>
I believe in Google Maps, the KMZ file gave me an error and it doesnt open with the new images superimposed... So you will be looking at older images, with the plane positions only.
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Edited by PRSurfer (09/11/07 06:57 PM)
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JasonBo
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Loc: Austin Texas
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Id like to thank PRSurfer for combining all this information for everyone. Its an awesome responciablity for someone new to google earth. Showing that anyone can make a difference if they have the desire and the drive.
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