Atlantic Hexagon

Atlantic Hexagon.kmz (774 B)


Using the "Vertical Gravity Gradient" overlay you can see this unusual Hexagon on the floor of the Atlantic ocean.  



Marine Gravity from Satellite Altimetry

Huh?!?  To me it looks as much like the left bosom of the Venus de Milo as it does a hexagon. But then I was never that good at geometry, I guess.

So what's your point in posting this? Anybody who can't find a googel of things in Google Earth that look a bit like something else is deficient in imagination, so if you wish to call attention to what seems to you to be a regular shape, you must have something in mind. Please share with us.

Sept 17, 2015 3:13:03 GMT @carl2 said:

Using the "Vertical Gravity Gradient" overlay you can see this unusual Hexagon on the floor of the Atlantic ocean.  



Marine Gravity from Satellite Altimetry

I don't see any hexagon, Carl. I see what washi, is talking about?
I also see something that looks like an extinct submarine volcano 95.21 nautical miles NNE
of your alledged hexagon .

Maybe you can only see it with goo goo googly eyes.

The point would be to stimulate discussion on a interesting spot in "google Earth."  Some people will see such things differently,... like boobs.  Boobadolia instead of Paredolia?  Of course it may just be my Goo Goo Google eyes.  Funny video , thanks.  Anything in the overlay will be questionable, till regular sonar readings are available.

Sept 18, 2015 3:50:05 GMT @carl2 said:

The point would be to stimulate discussion on a interesting spot in "google Earth."

OK, you start.  To ask the question again, whatever did you find sufficiently interesting about the spot (you see what shapes you want to and I'll do the same) that you thought it was worth calling to our attention?

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These links to images will illustrate what I see.  There is a Hexagon like crater or dome area, it also has some sort of small peak or feature in the center.

Sept 21, 2015 2:49:00 GMT @carl2 said:

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These links to images will illustrate what I see.  There is a Hexagon like crater or dome area, it also has some sort of small peak or feature in the center.

I don't see any hexagon shape crater, that you are talking about.
I examine your picture using different techniques with some photo editing software.
But see no crater shaped as a hexagon.

Sept 21, 2015 4:02:06 GMT ET_Explorer said:

Sept 21, 2015 2:49:00 GMT @carl2 said:

postimg.org/image/5q9lv2b2t/

postimg.org/image/6eige09sl/




These links to images will illustrate what I see.  There is a Hexagon like crater or dome area, it also has some sort of small peak or feature in the center.

I don't see any hexagon shape crater, that you are talking about.
I examine your picture using different techniques with some photo editing software.
But see no crater shaped as a hexagon.











Okay, I have to wait for better imagery.