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AVGWarhawk
03-28-09, 07:50 AM
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q62/avgwarhawk/090321-N-8273J-409.jpg
Platapus
03-28-09, 08:40 AM
Wow that is cool! :yeah:
What is that herringbone pattern to the right?
Sailor Steve
03-28-09, 11:45 AM
"Grab some shovels, Earl. We'll get this thing out of the driveway yet!"
UnderseaLcpl
03-28-09, 02:36 PM
What is that herringbone pattern to the right?
There used to be a russian submarine there.
ReallyDedPoet
03-28-09, 02:38 PM
Cool :yep:
AVGWarhawk
03-28-09, 02:55 PM
Wow that is cool! :yeah:
What is that herringbone pattern to the right?
Actually there are two herringbone patterns. On to the left and heading in a different direction. In fact there are 4 and they all point towards each other.
AVGWarhawk
03-28-09, 02:55 PM
Fake. :O:
If that were photoshopped I would like to met the guy who did it because he did one hell of a job!
SeaWolf U-57
03-28-09, 03:06 PM
Yer and I bet they still got a dam parking ticket :haha:
SteamWake
03-28-09, 09:59 PM
Ice Station Zebra :cool:
Platapus
03-28-09, 10:14 PM
Fake. :O:
Well the shadows do look a little strange
Stealth Hunter
03-28-09, 11:45 PM
That looks like it came from The Xfiles... I forgot the exact name of the episode, but there's one where a chemical agent breaks out on board a submarine and causes the crew to surface through a huge snow-covered ice sheet...
If that were photoshopped I would like to met the guy who did it because he did one hell of a job!
Nah, just pulling yer leg. :03: But I think this could be recreated pretty close. :hmmm:
That looks like it came from The Xfiles... I forgot the exact name of the episode, but there's one where a chemical agent breaks out on board a submarine and causes the crew to surface through a huge snow-covered ice sheet...
I think the first movie has a scene with a sub like that. Which then starts to submerge while Mulder tries to get onboard and the tower's plane almost cuts his in half. :hmmm:
EDIT: Ow wait, I think it was one of the episodes..
Etienne
03-29-09, 06:16 AM
Well the shadows do look a little strange
Ice sheets and extreme latitudes'll do that to you. The sun might have been very, very low on the horizon, and the complete lack of obstacle to create shadows, coupled with the reflections from the snow / ice.
AVGWarhawk
03-29-09, 07:17 AM
http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/6143/43012337vi8.jpg
USS Alexandria
Could that "crosshair" thingy be somekind of marker used in navigation exercises under the ice? You know, start here, navigate there and see how close to the mark you can get.
AVGWarhawk
03-29-09, 09:58 AM
Could that "crosshair" thingy be somekind of marker used in navigation exercises under the ice? You know, start here, navigate there and see how close to the mark you can get.
Possibly but who was the guy who went and made the mark? Screw that subfreezing weather to make a mark in the snow. :down:
I think it might be possible since there is a circle made in the middle of the arrows that it perhaps might be a helicopter makeshift landing pad.
What do you think of that notion? :hmmm:
Maybe this is the spot for good ice fishing?
Arclight
03-29-09, 10:52 AM
Was thinking "runway" at first for resupply or something. But it's just too narrow. :hmmm:
Maybe a mark of some kind for the helo/airplane circling overhead. So they knew where to wait/point the camera/look?
Sledgehammer427
03-29-09, 11:01 AM
...Firefox :D
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