Hyndai plant South Korea? Iv'e been lookin for 10 mins, and cant find the exact point because my nets slow
well i give up for now, ill look some more after
unless someone finds it first >.<
unless someone finds it first >.<
no fun, however this raises the further question of, why just that little scrap of land?Stubbee wrote:
It was a plane. The powers that be would never admit (show) that their satellites have that kind of resolutionsfarrar33 wrote:
the most awesome thing ever is typing the co-ordinates in for them one after the other and just flying to all kinds of random places
edit: also the one with the camel, if you zoom in on it and look at the guy next to the camel who is holding it so the guy can mount it, you will notice that he is looking straight up into the sky and at the satellite, freaky.
32°44'31.02"N 129°51'24.40"E
Nagasaki, Japan
Mitsubishi?
Nagasaki, Japan
Mitsubishi?
Last edited by Stubbee (2007-07-20 15:43:17)
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
Helwooooo???????
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
yeah, Berny doesn't pay too close attention to this thread anymore. oh well, it was fun while it lasted. I remain tied for first!
so are we done here then...
Since I got the last one here is a new one:
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
Am I to believe that this is a picture of an aircraft carrier in a lake that has no outlets and is only just big enough to contain it?
31º06'17.39" N 121º00'52.59 E
'Flying' aircraft carrier in China, near Shanghai. Supposedly the Chinese built it in a lake because it it able to take off and fly.
Or maybe they just fucked up.
'Flying' aircraft carrier in China, near Shanghai. Supposedly the Chinese built it in a lake because it it able to take off and fly.
Or maybe they just fucked up.
correct
it is a full scale mock up of the USS Nimitz class. Notice the Chinese aircraft on deck. It is not an aircraft carrier. It is not even a ship. I hope you didn't look too long in the states?!!
SOURCE :
KEYHOLE BBS
LIST OF AIRCRAFT CARRIERS and pseudo-aircraft carriers:
NB Some of these are now gone either to the scrap heap or to artificial reef land.
HMS Invincible (R05) 50° 48’06.83”N - 001° 06’43.39”W Portsmouth, England About 2003
HMS Illustrious (R06) 56° 01’30.95”N - 003° 26’56.67”W Rosyth, Scotland Refit
HMS Ark Royal (R07) 50° 48’30.88”N - 001° 05’48.89”W Portsmouth, England About 2003 Reserve
RFS Admiral Kuznetsov 69° 02’25.07”N - 033° 04’09.83”E Murmansk, Russia
PLAN Shi Lang (83) 38° 56’29.80”N - 121° 38’38.50”E Dalian, China Ex RFS Varyag
Ex Kiev 39° 09’19.00”N - 117° 48’30.00”E Tajin, China Theme park attraction
Ex Minsk 22° 33’13.51”N - 114° 14’12.82”E Shenzhen, Hong Kong Military Theme Park Minsk World
Steel Structure - 31° 06’18.49”N - 121° 00’50.03”E Shanghai, China Military Education Centre - Steel structure fabricated to look like an aircraft carrier.
FS Charlse de Gaulle Home based in Toulon, France - Unable to locate
Clemenceau 43° 06’41.52”N - 005° 53’47.17E Toulon, France Awaiting Dis-mantling
Guiseppe Garibaldi (551) 40° 26’34.88”N - 017° 14’58.69”E Toranto, Italy Home base in Taranto, Italy
Cavour (550) 44° 05’18.01N - 009° 52’15.322E Fitting Out, Muggiano, Italy
INS Viraat 18° 55’26.58”N - 72° 50’37.24”E Mumbai, India Ex HMS Hermes
INS Vikamaditya 64° 34’51.22”N - 39° 48’34.03”E Severodvinsk, Russia Ex Admiral Gorshkov
INS Vikrant 18° 55’52.72”N - 72° 50’30.72”E Mumbai, India Museum Ship Principe de Asturias 36° 37’11.90”N - 006° 19’53.28”W Rota, Spain
NAeL Sao Paulo 22° 53’39.17”S - 043° 10’14.59”W Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ex FS Foch
Training Outline / Markings 38° 44’08.40”S - 062° 09’56.00”W Bahia Blanca, Argentina
Minas Gerais 21° 22’44.40”N - 072° 10’37.84”E Alang, India Awaiting Beaching, Ex HMS Veneance
HTMS Chakri Nareubet - unable to locate
USS Yorktown (10) 32° 47’29.25”N - 079° 54’30.54”W Charleston, USA Museum Ship
USS Intrepid (11) 40° 45’51.27”N - 073° 59’58.63”W NYC, USA Museum Ship
USS Hornet (12) 37° 46’21.43”N - 122° 18’05.80”W Alameda, USA Museum Ship
USS Lexington (16) 27° 48’50.00”N- 097° 23’18.24”W Corpus Christi, USA Museum Ship
USS Oriskany (34) 27° 49’53.75”N - 097° 29’57.60”N Corpus Christi, USA Jan 2004 - May 2006 Sunk 17th May 2006
USS Midway (41) 37° 47’40.70”N - 122° 17’05.81”W Oakland, USA 1st week In October 2003 Now in San Diego California
USS Forrestal (59) 41° 31’39.56”N - 071° 18’50.68”W Newport RI, USA Decommissioned 11th Sep 1993
USS Saratoga (60) 41° 31’42.43”N - 071° 18’51.73”W Newport RI, USA Decommissioned 20th Aug 1994
USS Ranger (61) 47° 33’14.60”N - 122° 39’08.59”W Bremerton, USA Decommissioned 10th Jul 1993
USS Independence (62) 47° 33’14.01”N - 122° 39’24.39”W Bremerton, USA Decommissioned 30th Sep 1998
USS Kitty Hawk (63) 35° 17’25.81”N - 139° 36’51.20”E Yokosuka, Japan Being replaced by USS George Washington in 2008.
USS Constellation (64) 47° -33’13.97”N - 122° 39’15.62”W Bremerton, USA Decommissioned 7th Aug 2003
USS Enterprise (65) 36° 57’26.39”N - 076° 19’39.65”W Norfolk, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia
USS America (66) 39° 53’12.24”N - 075° 10’45.75”W Philadelphia, USA Sunk 14 May 2005.
USS John F Kennedy (67) 30° 23’49.26”N - 81° 24’33.91W Mayport, USA Decommissioned 23rd Mar 2007
USS Nimitz (68) 32° 42’43.91”N - 177° 11’16.81”W San Diego, USA Home Port, San Diego California
USS Eisenhower (69) 36° 57’24.28”N - 076° 19’52.22”W Norfolk, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia
USS Carl Vinson (70) 36° 59’34.30”N - 076° 26’36.25”W Newport News, USA Home Port, San Diego California (RHOC due to complete in 2009ish)
USS Theodore Roosevelt (71) 36° 57’34.04”N - 076° 19’50.28”W Norfolk, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia
USS Abraham Lincoln (72) 47° 58’48.94”N - 122° 13’47.78”W Everett, USA Home Port, Everett Washington
USS George Washington (73) Home Port, Norfolk virginia -unable to locate
USS John C Stennis (74) Home Port, Bremerton Washington -unable to locate
USS Harry S Truman (75) 36° 48’41.40”N - 076° 18’02.09”W Portsmouth, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia.
USS Ronald Reagan (76) Home Port, San Diego California -unable to locate
USS George H W Bush (77) 37° 00’02.67”N - 76° 26’53.06”W Newport News, USA Under Construction, due to commission in 2009
The reason there are so many US carriers is that it is illegal for the US to sell capital ships to foreign powers. So all cruisers, battleships and carriers are either scapped, sunk as a reef or target or turned into museums.
it is a full scale mock up of the USS Nimitz class. Notice the Chinese aircraft on deck. It is not an aircraft carrier. It is not even a ship. I hope you didn't look too long in the states?!!
SOURCE :
KEYHOLE BBS
LIST OF AIRCRAFT CARRIERS and pseudo-aircraft carriers:
NB Some of these are now gone either to the scrap heap or to artificial reef land.
HMS Invincible (R05) 50° 48’06.83”N - 001° 06’43.39”W Portsmouth, England About 2003
HMS Illustrious (R06) 56° 01’30.95”N - 003° 26’56.67”W Rosyth, Scotland Refit
HMS Ark Royal (R07) 50° 48’30.88”N - 001° 05’48.89”W Portsmouth, England About 2003 Reserve
RFS Admiral Kuznetsov 69° 02’25.07”N - 033° 04’09.83”E Murmansk, Russia
PLAN Shi Lang (83) 38° 56’29.80”N - 121° 38’38.50”E Dalian, China Ex RFS Varyag
Ex Kiev 39° 09’19.00”N - 117° 48’30.00”E Tajin, China Theme park attraction
Ex Minsk 22° 33’13.51”N - 114° 14’12.82”E Shenzhen, Hong Kong Military Theme Park Minsk World
Steel Structure - 31° 06’18.49”N - 121° 00’50.03”E Shanghai, China Military Education Centre - Steel structure fabricated to look like an aircraft carrier.
FS Charlse de Gaulle Home based in Toulon, France - Unable to locate
Clemenceau 43° 06’41.52”N - 005° 53’47.17E Toulon, France Awaiting Dis-mantling
Guiseppe Garibaldi (551) 40° 26’34.88”N - 017° 14’58.69”E Toranto, Italy Home base in Taranto, Italy
Cavour (550) 44° 05’18.01N - 009° 52’15.322E Fitting Out, Muggiano, Italy
INS Viraat 18° 55’26.58”N - 72° 50’37.24”E Mumbai, India Ex HMS Hermes
INS Vikamaditya 64° 34’51.22”N - 39° 48’34.03”E Severodvinsk, Russia Ex Admiral Gorshkov
INS Vikrant 18° 55’52.72”N - 72° 50’30.72”E Mumbai, India Museum Ship Principe de Asturias 36° 37’11.90”N - 006° 19’53.28”W Rota, Spain
NAeL Sao Paulo 22° 53’39.17”S - 043° 10’14.59”W Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ex FS Foch
Training Outline / Markings 38° 44’08.40”S - 062° 09’56.00”W Bahia Blanca, Argentina
Minas Gerais 21° 22’44.40”N - 072° 10’37.84”E Alang, India Awaiting Beaching, Ex HMS Veneance
HTMS Chakri Nareubet - unable to locate
USS Yorktown (10) 32° 47’29.25”N - 079° 54’30.54”W Charleston, USA Museum Ship
USS Intrepid (11) 40° 45’51.27”N - 073° 59’58.63”W NYC, USA Museum Ship
USS Hornet (12) 37° 46’21.43”N - 122° 18’05.80”W Alameda, USA Museum Ship
USS Lexington (16) 27° 48’50.00”N- 097° 23’18.24”W Corpus Christi, USA Museum Ship
USS Oriskany (34) 27° 49’53.75”N - 097° 29’57.60”N Corpus Christi, USA Jan 2004 - May 2006 Sunk 17th May 2006
USS Midway (41) 37° 47’40.70”N - 122° 17’05.81”W Oakland, USA 1st week In October 2003 Now in San Diego California
USS Forrestal (59) 41° 31’39.56”N - 071° 18’50.68”W Newport RI, USA Decommissioned 11th Sep 1993
USS Saratoga (60) 41° 31’42.43”N - 071° 18’51.73”W Newport RI, USA Decommissioned 20th Aug 1994
USS Ranger (61) 47° 33’14.60”N - 122° 39’08.59”W Bremerton, USA Decommissioned 10th Jul 1993
USS Independence (62) 47° 33’14.01”N - 122° 39’24.39”W Bremerton, USA Decommissioned 30th Sep 1998
USS Kitty Hawk (63) 35° 17’25.81”N - 139° 36’51.20”E Yokosuka, Japan Being replaced by USS George Washington in 2008.
USS Constellation (64) 47° -33’13.97”N - 122° 39’15.62”W Bremerton, USA Decommissioned 7th Aug 2003
USS Enterprise (65) 36° 57’26.39”N - 076° 19’39.65”W Norfolk, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia
USS America (66) 39° 53’12.24”N - 075° 10’45.75”W Philadelphia, USA Sunk 14 May 2005.
USS John F Kennedy (67) 30° 23’49.26”N - 81° 24’33.91W Mayport, USA Decommissioned 23rd Mar 2007
USS Nimitz (68) 32° 42’43.91”N - 177° 11’16.81”W San Diego, USA Home Port, San Diego California
USS Eisenhower (69) 36° 57’24.28”N - 076° 19’52.22”W Norfolk, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia
USS Carl Vinson (70) 36° 59’34.30”N - 076° 26’36.25”W Newport News, USA Home Port, San Diego California (RHOC due to complete in 2009ish)
USS Theodore Roosevelt (71) 36° 57’34.04”N - 076° 19’50.28”W Norfolk, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia
USS Abraham Lincoln (72) 47° 58’48.94”N - 122° 13’47.78”W Everett, USA Home Port, Everett Washington
USS George Washington (73) Home Port, Norfolk virginia -unable to locate
USS John C Stennis (74) Home Port, Bremerton Washington -unable to locate
USS Harry S Truman (75) 36° 48’41.40”N - 076° 18’02.09”W Portsmouth, USA Home Port, Norfolk Virginia.
USS Ronald Reagan (76) Home Port, San Diego California -unable to locate
USS George H W Bush (77) 37° 00’02.67”N - 76° 26’53.06”W Newport News, USA Under Construction, due to commission in 2009
The reason there are so many US carriers is that it is illegal for the US to sell capital ships to foreign powers. So all cruisers, battleships and carriers are either scapped, sunk as a reef or target or turned into museums.
Last edited by Stubbee (2007-07-28 21:44:11)
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'