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Hi Glen,
I'm not sure if it will be the MIB or the MIW. Which would you prefer? Anyways, I was playing around in Google Earth tonight and went to look for the Great Pyramid of Giza using the coordinates you gave (29 degrees 58' 50.96" N, 31 degrees 09' 00.00" E). I zoomed in and it was not there. I did find it, centered on the peak of the pyramid at the coordinates 29 58 44.29" N, 31 08 02.11" E. I found the Wardenclyffe Tower foundation centered at 40 56 50.24" N, 72 53 53.69" W. If you start at the Pyramid, and point your finger at the center, then "fly" from the Pyramid to the Wardenclyffe Tower, that arc seems to enter the Atlantic Ocean around Rabat, Morocco (Africa), nowhere near Falmouth, England.
Incidentally, I tried entering the same coordinates in Yahoo Maps, and the Wardenclyffe Tower was centered perfectly, but the Great Pyramid was just a little off center. In Yahoo Maps, it centers at 29 58 44.00" N, 31 08 04.30 E. Microsoft Virtual Earth centers nearly the same as Yahoo, except at 43.8" N. Again, the Wardenclyffe Tower (in Microsoft Virtual Earth Flash Earth ...satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth in Flash) is centered perfectly, as in Google and Yahoo. The MVE view shows the tower site with trees all leafed out, and makes the foundation somewhat more difficult to recognize than in the Google winter shot.
Rick
Originally posted by FuzzyTomCat
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I'm not sure if it will be the MIB or the MIW. Which would you prefer? Anyways, I was playing around in Google Earth tonight and went to look for the Great Pyramid of Giza using the coordinates you gave (29 degrees 58' 50.96" N, 31 degrees 09' 00.00" E). I zoomed in and it was not there. I did find it, centered on the peak of the pyramid at the coordinates 29 58 44.29" N, 31 08 02.11" E. I found the Wardenclyffe Tower foundation centered at 40 56 50.24" N, 72 53 53.69" W. If you start at the Pyramid, and point your finger at the center, then "fly" from the Pyramid to the Wardenclyffe Tower, that arc seems to enter the Atlantic Ocean around Rabat, Morocco (Africa), nowhere near Falmouth, England.
Incidentally, I tried entering the same coordinates in Yahoo Maps, and the Wardenclyffe Tower was centered perfectly, but the Great Pyramid was just a little off center. In Yahoo Maps, it centers at 29 58 44.00" N, 31 08 04.30 E. Microsoft Virtual Earth centers nearly the same as Yahoo, except at 43.8" N. Again, the Wardenclyffe Tower (in Microsoft Virtual Earth Flash Earth ...satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth in Flash) is centered perfectly, as in Google and Yahoo. The MVE view shows the tower site with trees all leafed out, and makes the foundation somewhat more difficult to recognize than in the Google winter shot.
Rick
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