Giant. Thing. NSFW.

[visualpoet]

I've seen a couple of identical signs before, but they're usually on a fence surrounding some antennas, as well as a building. The look of that thing from the top makes me think it's some kind of passive location beacon transmitter. It would be interesting to see some pics from ground level.

Oddly, I've seen the same 'sundial' construction on Google Earth in the desert out around Vegas, minus the grass of course. I came across it when I was looking for cool things to go look at while in Vegas. There's a lot of odd things out there, including a couple full scale duplicate Russian towns used to plan invasion procedures, plus a lot of things carved into the desert to assist training soldiers to fire the long range weaponry. Some of it takes some looking for on Google Earth, but it's pretty crazy when you see it.

[MikeW]

There's all kinda of videos on YouTube about weird things seen on Google Earth. Some of it's pretty cool. Some of those videos are like 12 minutes long, lol.

The dessert is the best place, but as are the grasslands. If anything, youd think they grasslands would be better because of the potential to grow trees and things that cover up covert operations.

[apuforyou]

I was scared to click on this thread for awhile because of the title

[MikeW]

Let's make this bitch NWS!

[MikeW]

Why is this NWS now?

[Joshy]

Let's make this bitch NWS!

Space. Docking.

[JoshM]

There's something similar in Ozark/Dothan, AL, where my gparents live.

[fatboy1185]

I came in hoping to see a huge vagina.

[MikeW]

a huge vagina.

A big cat?

[evil_demon_01]

Have you met the US Government? I have. In Arizona, there's an area called the Yuma Proving Grounds - (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuma_Proving_Ground)[Mapquest was "unable to locate" it on a map...] Look it up.

Here it is - Proving Grounds - Nothing secretive or hidden there.

[DJ metadelic]

In response to most of these posts, I'm sure most of you in turn realize that what we think we know about what the government does, is probably 10% of what they actually do.

I'm not big on conspiracy theory, in general. Speculation is one thing, I like to see proof.

This, to me- doesn't look like a communication device or complex alone. Why would it be so intricate? I understand why they don't want civilians on premises, but c'mon. Even with craft flying miles above earth, you'd think a simple tower structure would suffice.

I'm not saying it's a giant US government cover-up. That this is where flying saucers land...But, I would survey the area and look for more neat stuff. They like to leave us clueless; that's whole point.

[MikeW]

Buddy of mine says it looks alot like some missile silos he's seen in the Ozarks, before. Said they had the same kind of signs up and everything.

[DJ metadelic]

that's kind of what I thought anyway, judging by the facility's shape and all. Just interesting that they put FAA signs up.

[MikeW]

Just another way to scare people.

[stretch JDM]

Buddy of mine says it looks alot like some missile silos he's seen in the Ozarks, before. Said they had the same kind of signs up and everything.

home land security ! that's whats up .