Weird places

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>>18057032
Clearly man made.

>>18057032
Weird!

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>>18057038

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Kinda looks like a solar eclipse

>>18057063
Lol

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>>18057063

that island moves.

Hollow earth entrance maybe?

Da faq is that cookie?

>>18057032
>>18057038
Think I could catch Cresselia there?

Oh wow, a quaking bog. Those totally don't exist all over the world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKtfYOrg1YE

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The Tsingy de Bemeraha stone forest in Madagascar is kinda strange. Giant stone needles that are surprisingly sharp, the same means "place where you can't walk barefoot" or something.

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>>18060453

Did mega-evolve Latias or Latios and teach them Fly?

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>>18060469
What is it about a genuinely interesting topic that gets this board extra cranky and retarded? Go talk about berenstain bears somewhere

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Mount Roraima, a massive plateau that shares a border with Venezuela, Guyana, and Brazil. It has several unique species of plants and animals, and it was once believed that there were strange creatures including dinosaurs that lived there. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" was largely based on Roraima.

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I always was intrigued by the Yonaguni monument. Science comes up with no explaination as to how they were carved, and so they say it was created by natural forces. Yea... Okay.

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Nahanni Valley in Canada has been known as the Valley of the Headless Man, since there have been multiple cases of people going missing there only for their headless corpses to be found later on. Some say it is home to bigfoots, lost goldmines, and even the entrance to the hollow earth.

>>18060795
There was also a tribe called the Naha that lived there that completely disappeared sometime before the headless people being discovered (which started around 1909).

Bump for more, this is an interesting thread

>>18060606
>Literally how?????????????????????

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>>18062415
This pic gives me unexplainable spoops

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>>18062879
It looks like a natural made labyrinth. I could imagine easily getting lost in something like that, everything looks the same.

>>18062879
Is this real omg looks like someone fucked with a heightmap generator.

>>18062879
it was a silicon tree. Now its a stump. Google "No forests on a flat earth"

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>>18062891
I can imagine driving up the near 90-degree angle spires on the Mass Effect Mako

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The Stanley Mickelsen Safeguard Complex. A missile defense station in North Dakota that was activated in 1975 and deactivated less than a year later due to realization that the emp from its own missiles would destroy its radar systems. The site is currently owned by the Hutterites (a religious group), although they haven't done much with it yet. It's known for how it eerily resembles the pyramid with an eye in it image.

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>>18062976
Surely once the ABMs have detonated and caused the pulse, the continued functioning of the radar is pretty moot anyway.

pic related

>>18062976

>the government will never build a complex near you that will be decommissioned quickly that you can buy for pennies on the dollar after

>>18063060
The point of the missile complex was that the missiles would shoot down any incoming enemy missiles, but it could only do it once because the range of the missiles wasn't far enough for the emp to not affect the complex's radar. Another reason why it was shut down was because of some kind of treaty with the USSR each of the countries could only build one complex of this type, and it wasn't it the best possible location. It's likely that the Mickelson complex was probably only a way to test anti-missile technology and it was never really meant to be used.

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>>18063242
There are people who buy old decommissioned missile silos and turn them into houses

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>>18060469
Perfectly circular ?

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>>18057032
It might be the remains of some kind of massive water-based sundial

>>18057032
>You can look on Google Earth with coordinates

Done.
It's not in deep forest but near cities.
So I think it's human made.

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>>18057032
It's the location of The Blades of the Darkmoon

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I see this, then think

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>>18063349
Then I think

>>18063353
Coincidence? I often feel rejuvenated, even reborn after I've had my morning coffee.

>>18060721

>nature made ape
>ape + ____ = man
>man makes monument
>Ergo, nature made monument

In the loosest possible sense.....it is "natural."

>>18060795
>>18060798
The reasonable explanation, then, is that the Indians are still there, and for some reason started hiding and taking heads.

>>18060721
nature makes a lot of shapes like the ones on your picture

>>18062976
Who has images of that massive underground bunker in some European forest that some dude brought for cheap as piss

>>18062976
>the emp from its own missiles would destroy its radar systems


Nope.

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>>18062932

>>18068407
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basalt a hell of a drug

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant%27s_Causeway

>>18060686
That's pretty cool.

>>18060721
> Science comes up with no explaination as to how they were carved

hint: they are located in the most earthquake-heavy area in the world. what a fucking coincidence.

when earth is shaken up for severals meters at once every few hundred years, some stone formations will break along seemingly perfectly straight lines. it's what some minerals do, fag.

count me impressed if you find such formations anywhere but in the direct vicinity of a dozen major tectonic rifts.

>>18063256
There is a dude who is doing this on /diy/ seems like an amazing place to have a home.

>>18062879
That looks cool as fuck

>>18060601
looks like one of those awefull far cry custom maps

Yup