SATELLITE IMAGES

[Red_desert]

Try again, this is only a small section of Lost Dutchman Mine area. The first large map posted takes in all of search area.

 

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[Red_desert]

I,m sorry Red Desert,but checking that area yesterday rushed my scan too quick and not going through my scanning to check for both as buried treasure or just raw gold deposits.My mentor whom taught me the difference of scanning each one,quickly messaged me of saying I did not conduct the scan right and the whole area in the picture is just mineral deposits and believe me that he is the best of the best to analyze any image or picture for treasure related items.Looks like I need to take my time and check according to his guidance.

All I did is crop same image down more. The color was such a vivid bright yellow, kind of reminded me of fire. You have interpret color on IR satellite images the same for all situations. Gold has been found in the area (first whole IR satellite image LDM), I've seen photos posted on prospecting forums of nice coarse gold recovered from around the Peralta mines. If just all mineral deposits, then any yellow color like this found on shipwrecks would have to be the same.

 

[fevercyrus]

Interesting. What could be it?

 

[Red_desert]

Interesting. What could be it?

I don't know, IR satellite images visually, are hard for the ordinary person to interpret. That image of Needles Canyon area of Superstition Mts is in Arizona. The quartz veins run from south point to west point (on a southeast to northwest angle). About 2-3 miles past the west end, the caves were used for storage in and around Black Top Mesa. I'm not sure how many caves, but it probably would be in the form of crude processed gold.

 

[Cfaraday]

Satellite MRI

Joska

I have a satellite guy out of Colorado
But they are not getting updates in Asia for some reason
They have been very good but need to finish and confirm.

Would you have any groups or Ideas
We have a treasure project in Indonesia
With AU and Gems at 1.5 meters

Reach out when you can
Would love to speak

Thank You

Chris Faraday

ScubaFinder,we only using imaging for the simple reason that you can see the target or targets are exactly there at said gps spot,but as far as what we confirm if it,s gold,silver or just junk related that,s the easiest part,because I could teach you how to check any images or sites you might be interested in just matter of minutes.

 

[xaos]

USGS LiDAR Explorer

NSF OpenTopo High Res topography

 

[PetesPockets55]

USGS LiDAR Explorer

NSF OpenTopo High Res topography

Thanks Xaos.
Do you need both to view the LIDAR maps? I saved a few maps but it was difficult to visualize what I was seeing. Some were just easier to see. Some were more "opaque" and hard to make sense of what was being shown.

ps. FYI- Anyone interested in visiting the second site needs to be registered. Pretty easy but I wasn't sure what to put in the "Organization" box. I typed US Citizen since I don't have a professional affiliation and that seemed to work since I was sent a confirmation link.

 

[xaos]

Pete,

You can use them independently.

 

[Madmox]

Satellites can totally see such things. They just fit a pair of these bad boys to the lenses! Though you can only get good resolution with the military grade ones.

 

[Madmox]

I don't know where you guys get all that from...

I see 2 bottles of Corona... half a pack of deteriorated Camel Cigarettes... and whats left of the center part of the January 1988 issue of Playboy.

:P

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[TommyJ]

Launching all sorts of things into orbit will soon be very affordable. Affordable enough for several treasure hunters to chip in and launch their satellites with equipment. 21st century - progress, all that. Depending on the country, you can contact Aerospace, Blue Origin, or Skyrora if you are in the UK.

 

[PetesPockets55]

Launching all sorts of things into orbit will soon be very affordable. Affordable enough for several treasure hunters to chip in and launch their satellites with equipment. 21st century - progress, all that. Depending on the country, you can contact Aerospace, Blue Origin, or Skyrora if you are in the UK.

What is the definition of "affordable" in this instance?

 

[Salvor6]

According to sience.com:
"Launching a single satellite into space can cost anywhere between $10 million and $400 million, depending on the vehicle used. A small launch vehicle such as the Pegasus XL rocket can lift 976 pounds (443 kilograms) into low-Earth orbit for about $13.5 million. That works out to be almost $14,000 per pound."

 

[xaos]

Virgin will charge $12Million!

 

[ropesfish]

Has anyone scored with their satellite images yet?

Funny thing...when I look at places in the Caribbean where I know exactly where there is a known wreck, I cannot see any of them on any satellite photograph yet.

 

[Salvor6]

I heard that one guy by the name of "Issac" found treasure near Jensen Beach based on the satellite images. The satellite guy is pissed off because Issac did not send him the 10% he requested.

 

[Red_desert]

That Satellite Software (treasurenet.com)

 

[TommyJ]

What is the definition of "affordable" in this instance?

It all depends on the satellites. A lot of technologies can get by with microsatellites weighing up to 1 kg. Competition in the small satellite launch market is expected in the next 10 years, so I think the numbers could be lower than the examples. Lower production costs with 3D printers, lower launch costs with portable spaceports (for small rockets like Sky Hy)

 

[RTR]

Interesting thread but.A modern-day version of the "Monuments Men" already have all the loot...Any bets ?

 

[Salvor6]

They don't "have all the loot." There are hundreds of wrecks and pockets of treasure that have still not been found.