Thread 40635585

These were not done by survey ships. They're deep and huge, no way humans could have made this.

>>40635585 (OP)
have you scoured greenland? lots of similar stuff

>>40635598
>lots of similar stuff
Huh?

>>40635611
you have to go to the coasts anon

>>40635618
I thought you were fucking with me because I started from the south, but they're all over the northern part. Why are they more common there though?

>>40635653
zoom in youll find tons of weird shit and let me know if you start to feel weird

>>40635585 (OP)
Are you referring to one feature specifically? The image has a lot of criss-crossed higher resolution maps that were clearly made by ships using multibeam or sidescan sonar, which can map a path up to 35km wide.

>>40635585 (OP)
Aliens. I've been studying these a long time as well. An interesting thing is you can find the SAME thing on Mars and our Moon. I've checked hundreds of images and can confirm NHI crested this

>>40635653
>>40635656
>anon sees erosion for the first time
ZOMG GUYS DAE SEE HOW WEIRD THIS IS?!

>>40635585 (OP)
Retard does not know about image artifacts.

>>40637204
Stop with this bullshit. These are depressions 5km wide and 50 km long. No current tech can come close to doing something like that.

>>40637283
>Alien
I think it is an electrical phenomenon.

>>40635585 (OP)
It looks crazy west of Guam. I assumed it was just photography bullshit.

>>40638049
>Erosion
Lol. That's their go to excuse for anything out of the ordinary. The Grand Canyon? Erosion. Those crazy rock formations? Erosion. Those symmetrical patterns on the land and oceans? Erosion.

They really think they can fool everyone into believing that subtle wind over millions of years displaced tiny particles of material to form what we see today. Unproven bullshit.

>>40638077
>image artifacts
What does this even mean? Retard.

>>40640132
>>40640107
Wow good catch. Mind dropping the coordinates so I can take a look?

>>40640136
13°27'03.2"N 144°30'19.2"E

>>40635585 (OP)
Death worms eating whale decay. The pareidolia effect makes you think it's intelligent design.

>>40635585 (OP)
The 'lines' are ship paths, they do not exist in reality. It's why the ocean is blurry when you get away from the islands.

>>40640102
>I think it is an electrical phenomenon.
Pilot whale breeding artifact.

>>40640170
A caldera?

>>40640439
It's a naval rally point. They go off in search patterns radially.

Oh those were caused by ships. Just not the kind you're thinking of. :)
>"I'd like to teach, the world to sin~"
https://youtu.be/zG29C4skboc

>>40640439
You know Anon. Music. Reading it from a stave. Makes it your slave. :)

>>40640132
>>40640439

Found same thing on mars and our moon.

>>40640600
Damn

>>40635585 (OP)
Why do people think this is the sea floor? This is a shitty digital artifact ridden image of the water’s surface that they didn’t bother to clean up because google maps is for getting to Starbucks from your apartment.

>>40640600
Drop some coordinates.

>>40642531
They're all over the planet though. You can see the same things on land and in the sea.

This is just a caldera or sink hole in the ocean.
What is far more interesting is the "Shelves" off the coast of Orange county south West of Dana Point where USO have been spotted dipping into the ocean for decades now.

>>40642889
Douglas Vogt explains the shelves in this playlist. Worth the watch. Forgot which episode lol but you can sift through. He mentions them quite a bit.
>https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYRAmtDzQomgyo8ht4F6VuJWNpge5OP-M&si=HTiG8cF19bIIMM-M

>>40637283
Moon, yesss.

>>40640439
I'll just go ahead and say it resembles an humongous anus, same ad everyone else is thinking

>>40643483
haha no it's another electrical phenomenon, check out Anthony Peratt's work

bump

>>40640439
Would, definely.
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>>40647539
Go away gay boy.