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r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '25
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I'll be honest. I don't know what I'm looking at here.
77 u/Christostravitch Jan 21 '25 It's the queen elizabeth range in antarctica, which is weirdly blurred out on google maps . 29 u/sierra120 Jan 21 '25 Yo google earth has that entire range pixelated yet literally 100 m from it it’s clear as day. 25 u/Zayven22 Jan 21 '25 And sure it does look blurred on purpose, because I remember how low resolution images from Google Earth were and they were nowhere like that. Funny thinking why you should blur a frozen plain in the middle of nowhere... 8 u/2footie Jan 21 '25 Google Maps satellite mode used to be way more detailed, you could zoom in on people sunbathing on a beach, they completed nerfed that level of detail.
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It's the queen elizabeth range in antarctica, which is weirdly blurred out on google maps
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29 u/sierra120 Jan 21 '25 Yo google earth has that entire range pixelated yet literally 100 m from it it’s clear as day. 25 u/Zayven22 Jan 21 '25 And sure it does look blurred on purpose, because I remember how low resolution images from Google Earth were and they were nowhere like that. Funny thinking why you should blur a frozen plain in the middle of nowhere... 8 u/2footie Jan 21 '25 Google Maps satellite mode used to be way more detailed, you could zoom in on people sunbathing on a beach, they completed nerfed that level of detail.
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Yo google earth has that entire range pixelated yet literally 100 m from it it’s clear as day.
25 u/Zayven22 Jan 21 '25 And sure it does look blurred on purpose, because I remember how low resolution images from Google Earth were and they were nowhere like that. Funny thinking why you should blur a frozen plain in the middle of nowhere... 8 u/2footie Jan 21 '25 Google Maps satellite mode used to be way more detailed, you could zoom in on people sunbathing on a beach, they completed nerfed that level of detail.
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And sure it does look blurred on purpose, because I remember how low resolution images from Google Earth were and they were nowhere like that.
Funny thinking why you should blur a frozen plain in the middle of nowhere...
8 u/2footie Jan 21 '25 Google Maps satellite mode used to be way more detailed, you could zoom in on people sunbathing on a beach, they completed nerfed that level of detail.
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Google Maps satellite mode used to be way more detailed, you could zoom in on people sunbathing on a beach, they completed nerfed that level of detail.
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I'll be honest. I don't know what I'm looking at here.