✅ SOLVED What is that?

[alberticus59]

On Google Earth at these co-ordinates: 33 degrees 37' 05.22" N. lat. , 111 degrees 07' 56.97" W. long. at an elevation of 3565 ft. Some kind of extra-terrestrial ship or what? I tried to up load a pic but couldnt do it . If someone else can put a picture up that would help.

 

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[alberticus59]

Why isn't it big enough to have a cockpit? It looks like a pretty standard jet profile. You have to keep in mind that this is a fast moving object in a picture taken from a fast moving satellite MILES above the ground, and that there is software algorithms run to process all that digital info it sends back. The fact that it doesn't appear "normal" is completely expected.

Jason, Thanks for your input. What about the shadow? Why is there no visible shadow? Has it outrun its own shadow? Is that even possible?

 

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[Jason in Enid]

depends on the sun angle. The shadow could be underneath the image and blurr

 

[digging wv]

The plane looked like it was centered between the two buildings. Maybe an aircraft company (Like Boeing) technicians school. We had smaller versions in the military.

 

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[Charlie P. (NY)]

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I bet not. Modern scientists might disagree but they'd never lower themselves to debate that.

As far as a shadow - if it is a jet at 30,000 feet the shadow might be limes out of camera range to one side.

I don't know about the satellite's imager, but it used to be common to expose the three primary colors at seperate times (cyan, magents and yellow and then a gray-scale black & white image). With a fast mofing jet that would result in what you see.

 

[jeff of pa]

I bet not. Modern scientists might disagree but they'd never lower themselves to debate that.

As far as a shadow - if it is a jet at 30,000 feet the shadow might be limes out of camera range to one side.

I don't know about the satellite's imager, but it used to be common to expose the three primary colors at seperate times (cyan, magents and yellow and then a gray-scale black & white image). With a fast mofing jet that would result in what you see.

Yea I can't I.d. any plane or jet model by looks.
But it looks like a military jet of some type to me,
just by looking at the cockpit area.

of course it could be a large passenger airliner or crop duster for what I know