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(#25) Elmira Correctional Facility, New York
Fears of an aerial attack on the prison could have prompted the blurring of the Elmira facility (or the desire to keep the things that bring the boys to the yard secret). -
(#4) Tantauco National Park, Chile
The park, a privately-owned nature reserve, can only be seen from afar. Zooming in closer doesn't change anything. The best guess as to why it's partially obscured on Google Maps relates to the fact it's a home to several endangered species of animals, but not even that fully explains the matter. Perhaps there are animals there that aren't supposed to exist (dun dun dunnn)...
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(#20) Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Salinas, California
Large chunks of the track are whited out because speed kills. -
(#22) HAARP Site, Gakona, Alaska
HAARP stands for "High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program." Conspiracy theorists attribute everything from floods to earthquakes to the facility's existence. -
(#6) Cornell University Power Plant
This new addition to Cornell University is eco-friendly and very hi-tech, so perhaps the academics just want to keep their erudite secrets under wraps. -
(#9) Keowee Dam, South Carolina
The dam, which helps run a power utility on the East coast of the US, is not visible on Google Earth.
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Google Earth is the electronic map software produced by the Internet giant Google. With the help of satellite images, Google Earth provides people with most of the satellite images of the earth’s locations, but there are also some places that Google Earth does not want people to see, so they do Mosaic or other special processing. Such as Amsterdam, the Royal Palace of the Netherlands. People can clearly see the trees on the ground and even the pedestrians on the street, but they cannot see the detailed images of the palace.
If you have never played Google Earth, whether for fun or for serious educational significance, you have missed too many interesting things. Satellite images allow people to capture a lot of interesting things. There are 25 places that Google Earth won't let you see.
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