- Pine Gap is a well known supposedly-former military base
in Australia. It is also informerly considered to be an Australian/ American
version of Nevada's Area 51. Yet Pine Gap is missing from the map database
on Google Earth. This base is actually located about 12 miles from Alice
Springs, but as we'll see you would never know it.
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- The distance legend in the lower left corner of this
map shows that about 1" on your screen = 100 miles.
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- Fig. 1 - If Pine Gap appeared on the map above, the pointer
to it would be a fraction of an inch on your screen from the pointer to
the nearest town shown here, Alice Springs. Even the tiny town of Yulara
at the end of Route 4 appears on this map. The small town of Mintabie which
doesn't even have a highway within about 10 miles of it also appears here,
too.
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- If a map search on Google for Pine Gap is performed,
only a street in a housing subdivision will be returned (not shown.)
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- Fig. 2 - Here is a satellite photo [1] of what the Pine
Gap base actually looks like. Note the double fenced perimeter around
this base, which is located out in the middle of nowhere. (Perhaps this
is to keep people IN?) This base is almost dead-centered on the Australian
continent. According to eyewitness reports, this base stretches for many
miles underground and these are just support buildings. Governments like
to dig all the time, tunnelling like Prairie dogs to avoid spy satellites.
They dig while you sleep. (Image reproduced here under fair use copyright
law.)
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- Clicking on a Map button provided at the satellite-sightseer.com
website (which provided the image shown in Fig. 2) results in the following
GOOGLE map and text:
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- Fig. 3 - Does this image resemble a military base? Perhaps
Pine Gap (or is that Merino?) is now an "invisible" base. What's
the big secret if Pine Gap is simply a FORMER military base as Google
claims? Did you also notice the text showing that Google knows more about
this base including it's former name, than the general public does? Also
note - not one of these angled border lines even remotely matches the
right-angled territory lines shown in Fig. 1.
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- The mystery continues....
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- Ted Twietmeyer
www.data4science.net
www.bookonmars.info
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- [1] http://www.satellite-sightseer.com/id/3546/Australia/
Northern_Territory/Alice_Springs/Pine_Gap_US_Military_Base
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- Mr. Twietmeyer's "What NASA Isn't Telling You About
Mars" documents his discoveries of more than 200 artifacts near rover
cameras. He is also a regular rense.com contributor and columnist. His
background includes more than 25 years of defense systems and project
management for almost every branch of NASA and the DoD. He is a technological
innovator and a winner of R&D Magazine's top 100 Award for 2007, holds
a US patent and has been a guest on Jeff Rense's radio show and other
shows several times. His website explores several areas of science often
neglected by the mainstream assisted by volunteer data and participation.
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