8 Unbelievable Strange Things Seen Through Google Earth

Google Earth is a computer program that combines all of Google's maps, allowing you to view 3D images of the Earth, helping you explore new places, experiencing the feeling of a virtual tour . You can see locations, mark directions, weather data, etc. by entering the location name, address and coordinates with just this program. (Photo: Google)

Besides, there are many strange things to see through Google Earth. Some strange and interesting Google Earth photos will make a strong impression. (Photo: Google)

Google Earth has discovered a series of spoked geometric structures that may date back around 8,500 years, scattered across Jordan's Azraq Oasis in a southeast-northwest direction. They may align with the rising sun on the winter solstice. (Photo: Google Earth)

Google Earth images show what appears to be an unexcavated pyramid. However, there is still much debate over whether it is a natural or man-made structure. More excavations are needed to understand, but Egypt has limited the number and scale of such excavations. (Photo: Google Earth)

On the windswept steppes of Central Asia, in an isolated corner of Kazakhstan, there is a large five-pointed star about 366 meters in diameter, surrounded by a circle. Many people believe that it is associated with devil worship and nefarious religious cults. But in fact, it turns out to be the outline of a park formed in the shape of a star; the star is marked by tree-lined paths. (Photo: Google Earth)

In 2013, the civil war in Syria endangered hundreds of archaeological sites, including six UNESCO World Heritage sites in the country. Google Earth showed much of the devastation, with the entire ancient Roman city riddled with holes since the start of the civil war. (Photo: Google Earth)

Outside Sadr City in Iraq, at coordinates 33.396157° N, 44.486926° E, there is a blood-red lake. There is no official explanation for the color of this strange body of water. (Photo: Google Earth)

Hamad bin Hamdan al Nahyan, a billionaire Sheikh and member of the ruling family of Abu Dhabi, carved his name into the sand of al Futaisi Island, an island he owns in the Persian Gulf. At nearly 1km high, and more than 3km long, the letters HAMAD may be the largest letters in the world. (Photo: Google Earth)

The SS Jassim, a Bolivian cargo ferry that ran aground on Wingate Reef off the coast of Sudan in 2003. At 81 metres long, it is evidence of one of the largest shipwrecks visible on Google Earth, located at coordinates 19 38'45.99"N 37 17'42.17E, although it is now almost completely submerged. (Photo: Google Earth)

In Australia, at coordinates 30°30'38.44"S 115°22'56.03"E, a strange triangle with bright spots of light appears in the middle of a field. When it was first discovered in 2007, UFO researchers quickly dubbed it the "triangle UFO." But others say it's an antenna structure linked to a nearby remote-controlled wind farm. (Photo: Google Earth)

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