The truth behind the legendary Kraken monster picture found on Google Earth
The video that shows a user who found the giant Kraken monster image in the ocean attracted millions of views on YouTube.
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The video that shows a user who found the giant Kraken monster image in the ocean attracted millions of views on YouTube.
Located in Tucson, Arizona with an area of more than 10.5 km2, equivalent to 1,430 football fields, the Boneyard focuses on more than 4,200 aircraft that are no longer…
Mysterious about an intact passenger plane located at the bottom of Lake Harriet in Minneapolis, the US finally got the answer.
Images from the Google map indicate a disc-shaped strange object located between mountains in Arizona, USA.
Google satellites have repeatedly recorded suspicious images of ghosts, monsters and even murder cases.
15-year-old William Gadoury in Canada became the first to discover the location of the forgotten Maya city in the Mexican jungle with satellite images and ancient astron…
An archaeologist has identified an area of nearly 2,000 sites with important archaeological potential in Saudi Arabia using Google Earth without having to go to the fi…
Nearly 400 stone works dating back thousands of years were discovered in Saudi Arabia. Some of these wall-like structures are lined along long-standing lava arches.
An unidentified flying object hunter (UFO) believes he has evidence that he has aliens
Recently, UFO hunters claimed they had discovered a city
After turning millions of Internet users into virtual explorers using Google Earth, the Google search giant is about to turn us into
Realizing that a geographic area has not been confirmed on Google Earth maps, British scientists discovered a new biodiversity area in South Africa.
A UFO hunter encounters a giant object on the Google Earth map that has the same shape and size as the legendary squid.
Based on Google Earth's high-resolution image documents, scientists have continued to update the total area of the Earth, bringing this number to 9%.
The large sized ghost island on Coral Sea is named Sandy Island on Google Earth and Google maps are somewhere between Australia and New Caledonia in France.