According to SecureTeam10, the massive, saucer-shaped object measures 2.81 miles (4.5 km) in diameter and left a trail 46 miles long before coming to a stop. Yet another Antarctic UFO can be seen here.Īnother place that seems as if it would be isolated and remote enough to hide a downed spaceship is the bottom of the ocean, and once again SecureTeam10 managed to obtain Google evidence of such a site, this time 3,000 feet below the surface of the North Atlantic Ocean, where what appears to be a UFO has apparently skidded across the bottom to come to a rest. Looks odd enough, but it could be anything. Who knows? They also uncovered a disc-shaped object lurking in Antarctica at the coordinates 66☁6'24.1"S 100★9'04.8"E. It could also just just be a Google Earth glitch. What do you think? Incidentally, SecureTeam10 has also claimed to have found a cloud formation like a white line that stretches across the earth from Antartica all the way to the North Pole, which is thought to have something to do with alien activity. It certainly is odd-looking, so it could be something more bizarre in nature. The track shows that it's sliding over a snow-covered glacier before it comes to a rest.īut where is the fun in that? Some people still hold onto the idea that these images are evidence of a crashed UFO. Part of a hanging glacier appears to have collapsed, you can see the avalanche debris at the foot of the slope, and this could be a large block of ice that has travelled further as a consequence. It looks to me as though this feature is related to a large avalanche from a nearby mountain. Geologist Richard Waller, of Keele University, said of the object: Unfortunately for the conspiracy theorists, experts who looked at the photos were quick to point out that the trail through the snow obviously leads away from a mountain, and that the anomaly is likely nothing more than a geological phenomenon caused by an avalanche. However, cooler heads prevailed and it was of course mostly thought of as an alien spacecraft. When the images were first released it caused quite an Internet sensation, and there was much speculation as to what it could be, ranging from a UFO, to a submarine stuck in the ice, to just a rock.
The images show what seems to be an artificial object that has seemingly come down to crash and skid along the ice and snow on a remote Antarctic island called South Georgia Island, leaving a trail in its wake. Perhaps even more well-known is what was claimed to be a crashed flying saucer that can apparently be seen partly buried in the snow at the coordinates 66☁6'24.1"S 100★9'04.8"E, which was reported by the YouTube channel SecureTeam 10 (remember that name because it will appear again). The object is so odd-looking that the site UFO Sightings Hotspot commented, “I’m not an iceberg expert but this object is really peculiar and looks like a vessel disguised as an iceberg.” Iceberg or alien mothership? You decide. There was also a massive underwater structure off the coast apparently measuring around 1,650 feet in diameter at the coordinates 72☄3'13.53"S 78☄0'21.56"W. For instance, there is an odd dent in the snow discovered by Russian UFO-enthusiast Valentin Degterev, which was found at the Google Maps coordinates 80☃4'08.4"S 30☀5'19.3"W.
Of course many of these have been spotted in some of the most remote places on earth, and there have been several supposed crashed spaceships turned up in Antarctica. From UFOs, to alien bases and top-secret hidden facilities, you might be amazed at some of the weird stuff that pop up on these applications.Īmong the myriad bizarre discoveries made on Google Earth, perhaps some of the stranger are all of the crashed UFOs that seem to be littering our planet. Then of course there are the very strange and anomalous things that are found as well.
It is truly an amazing thing, and it seems that new discoveries pop up all of the time on such services, with millions of people carefully and tirelessly scouring the furthest corners of our planet over their computers and smartphones on the lookout for something unique. Whereas there was a time when seeing wondrous new places would have necessitated a hard, possibly perilous journey overland and overseas, we can now search our planet and zoom in on any location in the world from the comfort of our own living room. In this day and age, we have gained powerful tools for charting and exploring our planet in the form of imaging services such as Google Maps, Google Earth, and Google Street.
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