Way-out Places
There are lots of freaky places round the Earth. And most probably you heard that there is such a thing like Google tourism, rather young, so to say, sport. People prowling about a map of the world looking for a new spacey spot and then upload the screenshots into their blogs. Maybe some of you have already seen some pictures of crop circles, abandoned factories and plants or even figure of a pink rabbit made on a field. And these are shots of some offbeat places in Russia and Kazakhstan.
Lisakovsk Pentagram
Looks like it’s supposed to be in Russia, but it isn’t. This pentagonal star is located in Kazakhstan, nearby town of Lisakovsk. Someone ventured to go there and find out what is what. It turned out to be a park which was a superb view once. Neatly planted trees made it look like a pentagram. There is a visible print of a stella which was erected in the very middle of the park.
Ushtogay Square
This weird thing is in Kazakhstan also but in comparison with the park, which obviously was made by the authorities, nobody knows who and why for made this strange squareness. It could be an idea of some eccentric designer or a job of an alien civilization. And of course, it might be shaped like that naturally.
Oil fields of Nizhnevartovsk
As you know, the land of Russia is famous for its richness in oil. The view on this satellite image is no less than fantastic. It appears that this tracery of a white stuff is spider web actually. But it’s just a system of oil fields with drill towers. The whole construction is built over the lakes and located in Siberia, Nizhevartovsk city. But what is that orange orange spot in the center of the lake? Doesn’t look like oil… We can only guess.
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Symbols of Soviet Union can sometimes be mistaken as pentagram.
yeah i constantly do that, it’s same with the american military and hollywood star, also pentagon that i always get those things confused with pentagram.
Every time i see a pentagram i have to rethink and not to get all emotional as the star that looks exactly like a pentagram might have completely different meaning.
Fascinating!
Look at the streets of Washington DC on google earth where the white house is.
Is America evil?
My point was that whole world is full of pentagon shaped objects, city scape’s, organizations, services, etc. And also “the all seeing eye” along with triangles glimpses time to time here and there. Open your eyes and start using them.
Open your own eyes and use them guttersnipe!
Calm down qewrty,I was not trying to be too direct with my last comment,as in telling you off.It has been a long time conspericy theroy about the streets of Washington DC.You wrote about pentagrams and Washington has a big one.Is America evil is a question for everyone to answer!I now think it is a star like on the American flag.And since the city was built by free masons the streets from the white house to the capital building is the shape of the masonic compass.
I don’t mean hammer and sickle. I meant the star inside the circle on the grip of most Russian made pistols.
Russia is full of wonders, and that is why we are better that the West.
However the west is in Russia….Everywhere
Why do you hate jews?
Orange cones are probably fire, they burn off the natural gas at a lot of wells instead of keeping it.
MOSCOW (Reuters) – More than half of all Russians do not know who built the Berlin Wall, one of the most enduring symbols of the Cold War, an opinion poll showed on Thursday. Fifty-eight percent said they did not know who built it, with just 24 percent correctly naming the Soviet Union and its then-communist ally East Germany.
Skipity Fucking Doo Dah!
Not really surprising. Russian don’t know about half the thigns that were going on during Soviet Union times, that’s why they are surprised when non-Russians don’t remember soviet times so fondly.
Nobody need it.
Stop being a fact snob
Well at least 80% of Americans do not have passports and hence have not been out of the US. And its still popular opinon that the war against Islam is not a holy war…somethings go beyond belief…like my spelling for example