10 Amazing Google Earth Birds-Eye Views
Here are 10 amazing Google Earth birds-eye views.
Thanks to Google Earth, people no longer need a plane or a satellite of their own to see how the world’s landscape looks from above.
Here are 10 of the most amazing views.
Number 10. World’s Largest Airplane Graveyard. If retired fighter planes are your kind of thing, you’ll be happy to know that you can easily check out what the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group is storing. The boneyard located just outside of Tucson houses about 5 thousand defunct aircrafts.
Number 9. Colorado River Potash Mine. It may be considered by some to be a significant environmental hazard, but it’s hard to deny that from the air it’s absolutely stunning. The colored shapes are evaporation ponds used in the process of extracting potassium and salts.
Number 8. Arizona Desert Landing Strips. There’s a great deal of speculation surrounding why these are unmarked and in the middle of nowhere. Those in the know say that even though the locat
Thanks to Google Earth, people no longer need a plane or a satellite of their own to see how the world’s landscape looks from above.
Here are 10 of the most amazing views.
Number 10. World’s Largest Airplane Graveyard. If retired fighter planes are your kind of thing, you’ll be happy to know that you can easily check out what the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group is storing. The boneyard located just outside of Tucson houses about 5 thousand defunct aircrafts.
Number 9. Colorado River Potash Mine. It may be considered by some to be a significant environmental hazard, but it’s hard to deny that from the air it’s absolutely stunning. The colored shapes are evaporation ponds used in the process of extracting potassium and salts.
Number 8. Arizona Desert Landing Strips. There’s a great deal of speculation surrounding why these are unmarked and in the middle of nowhere. Those in the know say that even though the locat