Inspecting the desert, I found this

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>>18545655

oil cisterns? where is this?

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Durr durrr -- brain dead OP knows only about things in his basement

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_pivot_irrigation

>>18545660
Dexter near Roswell New Mexico is surrounded by these

V common in deserts, Gaddafi was doing this shit ages ago too.

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>>18545660

what is this?

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>>18545730
>baffled by water

>>18545744
>baffled by water

In the middle of nowhere?

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>>18545748
It's probably oil.

Mining use a lot of it, the machines are very demanding.

Op was def a fag today

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>>18545790
Not really deserts can be very interesting.

He just focused in things that looked odd.

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>>18545655
farms. you found farms.

>>18545806
>He just focused in things that looked odd.
Maybe when you and OP get old enough to ride on an airplane your moms will let you sit by the window and you can look down and see that circle pivot irrigation is everywhere.

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>>18545816
No need to be acquiescent.

If you haven't seen those things, they look very mysterious.

But there's an art to hide things in the desert, for example I have seen a landing road painted the same color of the sand.

Invisible for the satellite.

>>18545839
>I have seen a landing road painted the same color of the sand.
>Invisible for the satellite.

What is not being restricted to the visible spectrum?
You just make shit up as you type don't you?

>acquiescent.
Gimme a break. Expect a gold star from the teacher for that?

>>18545849
It was the correct term to describe your actions.

You can't see the landing strip with heat detectors either, it's in the desert under the sun, it maintains the same temperature of the surrounding sand, stupidly hot.

Also if you don't know where it is, you won't know were to look for it anyway.

>>18545861
1) thinks all deserts are hot sand
2) thinks anything hard enough to support airplane traffic would be same temperature as soil
3) thinks airports can only be found by seeing them from space
4) continues to make gibberish up
5) failed to use a word from his thesaurus in last post

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>>18545872
That desert it's hot sand.

Desert soil vary in materials, some give the same heat reading as concrete, or you could use different materials to build it.

You are not going to wander the desert searching for an airport..

>I have no clue what thesaurus is.

>>18545839
>If you haven't seen those things, they look very mysterious

Sure. So if you find them mysterious, you should go figure out what they are, instead of jumping to the wrong conclusion that they're paranormal.

>>18545655
wow anon. Center pivot irrigation. amazing and totally paranormal. fucking mongoloid

>>18546021
lol pwned