Smile to QuickBird
The production of Google Earth “artefacts” - the bright spots on the dull satellite landscapes seems to be a popular task nowadays in Russia. We’ve had already a story about guys from Moscow who have written a curse word on the roof of one of the buildings which can be nicely see now at Google Earth.
This time a whole crown of people in participated has been aware of the exact timetable of the “QuickBird” satellite passing over the Chelyabinsk city and planned to make a big yellow smiley face of their bodies on one of the city squares in order to commemorate their city in Google Earth.
You can see on these photos some part of this process, if it was successful or not we’ll see after the next Google Earth update.
And that’s what they planned to achieve:
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Firstly, they failed in obtaining enough people to pull this off…
you better smile huh huh huh you better smile smile smile!
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We will need the coordinates to spot the place on google earth
Just search “chelyabinsk” on google earth and it will lock on to that exact square. But the satellite data is old.
from the photos, it looks like 100% overcast… why did anyone even show up?
Never mind. It was just a stupid promo action for the local Internet service provider (is74.ru). They also gathered these people to sign the petition “please introduce a $15 unlimited Internet plan”. Although they did not collect enough signatures, they still introduced it.
Also, they promised to hire a plane to get rid of the clouds (which would not help anyway - google maps will never add just a 500×500 meter shot to their maps if everything else is covered by clouds. They also promised that you’ll be able to see the shots on Google Maps the next day - which is also a blatant lie. This ISP already had a terrible reputation for cutting the optical cables of its competitors, and now this.
THE GALAXY IS IN DANGER!!! YOUR KNEE WILL BE SHOT! WE WONT LET THE PIDORS STEAL LEPROSORIUM CONTENT TO SOME SHITTY SITES!! I AM AN IDIOT! SOMEONE KILL ME PLEASE! KISSES TO EVERYONE IN THIS FANCY CHAT! GOD BLESS BOMBRE!!!
For those of you who do not understand this comment - this is a troll from a Russian elite website leprosorium.ru. Its users believe that they generate all the useful content on the Internets. “Galaxy is in danger”, “I am an idiot, kill me please” and “kisses to everyone in the chat” are Internet memes that originated there. “Pidors” means “fags”.
The truth is that 50% of this site content is simply stolen from lepra.ru - closed blog it is!
And he calls me a troll, how sweet. Hope Vitenka nukes your lepra.ru account soon. And this WILL happen, HAR HAR HAR!
shut up you stupid 18k-th user. Upyachka pshch pshch pshch!
How inspiring. Typical of a person with soviet thinking to attempt something Web 2.0. Some people here do get it (whatever “it” is), though.
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GREAT photoshop, you even made it to slashdot.
Too bad the guys over there didn’t check out google maps before posting this shit.
Eine gute Idee aber es ist zeimlich bewölkt, oder? Mehr Glück nächstes Mal!
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waaa，so interesting.
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so so cute çok şeker la bunlar
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Hello, ı am from Turkey
Didn’t catch this back then. Did it show up in Google Earth?
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