Incredible Locations People Found on Google Earth

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[@j.pershing2197]

Many impact craters hold overwhelming evidence for actually being electrical discharge craters

[@EyesOfByes]

So... *Con* ? ;) I guess they paid more that 20K or however much you wanted from RaidShadowLegends. Well, not gonna complain. You gotta put food the table. Hope they handed you a big paycheck though :D

[@justinanderson267]

Wow, kite skiing looks so much fun!

[@DontFeedTheTrolls]

Conflict of Nations is the most dangerously addictive, life-ruining game i have ever played! The game never sleeps so if you have to go to work or go to sleep, you may wake up to find someone has destroyed all your units! THE ONLY way to win is to play constantly - day and night for weeks at a time, sometimes months! If you allow push notifications, you will receive several notification every hour, 24 hours a day, non-stop!

[@gabrielpartanen1194]

So where the hell is the links to all these places?

[@badgersgetabadname]

Kite skiing across the unknown sounds pretty fecking amazing. I once found floury baps that had fallen down the back of the kitchen unit. Over a year out of date and no mould. We all make discoveries where and when we can

[@laynedoe3455]

You have an English accent don’t ya, I can hear it in your comment lol. Cool

[@badgersgetabadname]

@@laynedoe3455 Iol I have no idea where my accent is from anymore. Sometimes Dublin, sometimes pirate attempting to speak Italian.

[@laynedoe3455]

@@badgersgetabadname that’s honestly rad! I’m from Oregon, USA. Where I’m from we skip over our vowels, so insead of saying ‘vow-wells’, we’d say ‘Vals’ lol

[@ZOB4]

Those Kayakers/Snow skiers are living their absolute best lives. What an adventure.

[@australien6611]

Agreed, makes sitting here watching KZbin seem like a bit of a wasted life 😮

[@joshlewis575]

Sounds like quite the adventure eh. Cold as shit but pretty cool to touch earth that basically nobody else has ever been on.

[@RetinaBurner]

Gives me an idea for something future expeditions into such areas could use. Not going into more detail here though. :)

[@THE-X-Force]

@@RetinaBurner You can tell me. I'm good with secrets.

[@michaelb1761]

I wonder how they handled food for a 46 day trip. As a backpacker, I've considered 21-day adventures away from civilization where I start with 20 to 25 lbs of carbs and fat and a fishing rod for protein, but 46 days is hard to fathom.

[@georgejones3526]

As usual, the promised coordinates are not in the description below.

[@YeeSoest]

Gotta love Simon for keeping this joke alive and well 😂 He's the Top Gear Bolivia Special Land Rover of KZbinrs: "The most unrealiable car in the world is the most reliable car in the world"

[@McWillis]

It's been a year or two since I first followed Simon on KZbin.... I've been fooled more than I wanted or even remember.

[@dgoodwin619]

If you were an early follower, you may remember the days his "links in the description below" were Rick Rolls

[@McWillis]

@@dgoodwin619 LMFAO OG Simon

[@mikenee]

You must be new here

[@pault151]

In case anyone else was also confused by Simon's stating that the Kamil Crater was in SW Egypt, but his map shows a pin nearer the Red Sea, his map pin is actually the marker for Egypt. The lat/long that will paste into Google Earth is 22.0183058,26.0876547 for the crater, or just search on the name.

[@nutmegz9534]

😂 "Or just search for the name." Anyway, thank you!

[@paradox7358]

Hearing how the Kazakhstan government built over those ancient monuments just made me wince. Makes you wonder what other wonders have been completely lost to time simply due to sheer indifference?

[@bIametheniIe]

Thousands upon thousands. The US has a bunch of sites destroyed whether intentionally or not.

[@thehangmansdaughter1120]

Kite-skiing looks absolutely awesome! I couldn't do it myself, but it looks amazing.

[@tbleeker7987]

Did anyone else hear that? Kite skiing across Antarctica, across frozen wasteland in Greenland with a kayak strapped to her??? Why doesn't this person have a movie? Screw James Bond. This lady did it for hundreds of miles... that might be one of the most incredible things I have ever heard. Can we at least get an episode dedicated to her? Holy crap. People's dreams aren't that cool.

[@ignitionfrn2223]

2:10 - Chapter 1 - The kazakh geoglyphs 4:25 - Chapter 2 - The kamil meteorite 7:05 - Chapter 3 - Mount mabu 9:40 - Chapter 4 - Twin galaxies

[@DanaOrtiz]

Thank you. He has so many videos they are starting to feel like they overlap now. I need chapters. 😂

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

Thank you, friend! ❤

[@angelitabecerra]

3:07 I heartily approve the shade thrown at The History Channel here

[@nightskyft]

It's nice to know that in this day and age the british are still discovering things that locals have known about for centuries

[@Itsthatoneguy371]

All the things Simon has done and his legacy will be that over 99% of the time, he never put the things in the description that he said he would.

[@michaelb1761]

Well, that and his mispronunciations of seemingly simple words.

[@tym6245]

​@@michaelb1761Accent.

[@krisgonynor689]

The Google Map car got a great shot of my house - you could actually read the bumper stickers on the cars in the driveway. It's just too bad they came by on trash day, and there is a pile of trash waiting to be picked up. Great timing, guys.

[@BRADSPIG]

Always interesting stuff. Really appreciate it

[@aaronmiller6118]

At 70°14’50”N 80°06’06”W there’s an island on a lake on an island on a lake on an island.

[@romemedina4712]

What gets my attention is when the areas are blured or full on removed.

[@N37L]

To whoever inserts your video clips... "heavily mined" at 9:23 refers to ordinance, not mining operations!

[@robhowarth77]

Very interesting, this is one of the most informative you have done for a while ! Thank you !

[@tommajor6239]

utter garbage. None of the photos match the stories.

[@seanski707]

After watching Simon rant about mobile game sponsors for years and then to see him do a clear as day read for one cracks me up. I hope the basement folk get a steak dinner for this

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

Wow, there are still places on Earth that needs to be discovered.

[@gordonwallin2368]

Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

[@martinstallard2742]

2:07 the Kazakh geoglyphs 4:21 the Kamil meteorite 7:02 mount Mabu 9:34 twin galaxies

[@kitefan1]

thanks!

[@michaelhendricks9462]

Do you get paid for doing work for them that they should have done but for some reason didn't? I'm genuinely curious, because as a sound engineer I'd love to make a few bucks helping them do what sound engineers do, since it's so painfully obvious that they don't have anyone who even CARES about what sound engineers do in the field of video production.

[@TheMainMan.]

@@michaelhendricks9462 I am also curious, because as a global navigation expert I'd love to make a few extra bucks helping them do what global navigation experts do, since it's so painfully obvious that they don't have anyone who even CARES about popping in the coordinates of The Twin Galaxy River system of Greenland in the description below.

[@kitefan1]

@@michaelhendricks9462 This is way late, sorry! I'm completely convinced that they were told they need background sound so they put some in. Thoughty2 was awful for a while but hasn't been annoying me lately. It also seems to depend on what device your are listening on. I've listened to KZbin videos where the background sound overwhelmed the narrator and no one complained in comments and vice-versa. I find using a mono output sometimes helps. I think Simon fronts a large team and I think they get paid for all of his channels (12?, I lose count.)

[@ToastedTater420]

I just wanted to say a majority of the worlds ocean floor has not been mapped out yet, think of all of the cool undiscovered things we have down there. I hope one day we can explore “Google ocean” (maybe just a more full Google earth including ocean) or “Google universe”

[@jeffdroog]

Thanks captain obvious lol The majority of outer space hasn't been mapped yet either lol

[@reesbritton6623]

Actually most of the ocean floor has been mapped… google it

[@MarsLonsen]

​@@reesbritton6623 about 25% based on what I found. Some sources said less than 10% but they may be outdate. Still not "most" tho.

[@SplurtMyGurt]

There must be a Dollar General down there somewhere!

[@macanmalaya1]

They just dont want ppl to know.when they lookd for missing malaysians plane

[@LJMpictures]

What about the literally named "Google earth forest" which I think is near the kongo?? People have been using it to hide from wars, and due to its location, it's very hard to access

[@jasontoddman7265]

Google earth has some curious gaps. You can actually use it to get a street view of parts of Pitcairn Island - one of the most remote inhabited islands on Earth - but *not* Islesboro; a considerably larger and more heavily populated island that is only a few miles off the coast of Maine and has actual paved roads.

[@writtenoff85yo]

Or Russia 😂

[@tommajor6239]

Pitcairn is about a million times more famous.

[@jasontoddman7265]

@@tommajor6239 True, but it is also at least 1000 times harder to get to and actually still gets far fewer tourists.

[@KaimasterXD]

​@@jasontoddman7265 maybe this is the exact reason. Hard to reach in the real world but thanks to the internet it is now just a click away.

[@jasontoddman7265]

@@KaimasterXD True. I have been fascinated by the place and its history (having read the Bounty Trilogy many times, starting from when I was a kid) and it's cool to see what it looks like today. Thing is, the other place I mentioned is where I spent many summer vacations growing up because much of my extended family lived there, and it kind of bugs me that I can't see *it* on Google Maps street view *at all* despite being far more accessible (just a twenty-minute ferry ride from the mainland dozen round strips a day as opposed to a several day voyage anywhere a mere handful of times in an entire year). But, as they say, it's just a "first world problem."

[@wisteela]

It's amazing to think that there's still stuff that hadn't/hasn't been discovered.

[@nigl2807]

Im quite surprised considering how many people are busy looking at google earth etc ...amazing

[@georgeholland7674]

It has been discovered and USED by the locals. It is only “DISCOVERED” when a white person sees it!

[@frankgesuele6298]

Plus you can explore & discover at home🤯

[@WingManFang1]

Or hasn’t been Rediscovered

[@michaelb1761]

Hasn't been discovered by Europeans. As pointed out with regards to the rain forest, the local people were well aware of the forest, and I'm sure there were people in Greenland aware of the rivers, etc.

[@scroes4648]

More of these please!

[@tonygoodwinjr9293]

As always, Simon is such a great narrator. And i was wondering how commercial logging works? Companies can just go & cut down anywhere they want like that? Who do they even pay??

[@australien6611]

They pay off the landowner which is often the government

[@laynedoe3455]

And no, there are more strict laws on where people can log. Lots of places you have to replant the trees.

[@sleeeto]

Very strict laws. IKEA is getting sued for going into Romania and cutting down forests for their furniture

[@pakde8002]

Depends where the logging is being carried out. Commercial logging just means logging as part of a business venture. It can be large scale or very small scale. There are restrictions on logging in nearly all countries but in developing countries those restrictions are pretty much ineffective due to lack of resources to enforce restrictions and corruption.

[@bartellemy9955]

In Mozambique (I live in central Mozambique) the government "owns" all the land, you buy leases for areas and have to declare the intended use to local administration. Theoretically loggers are supposed to reforest what they cut down and only cut by schedule (size and species), but that rarely happens.

[@SamlSchulze1104]

I would totally kite ski. It just makes sense.

[@shawnvofficial]

Clever, advertising a map based game on a video about Google Earth. I ended up watching half the ad because I couldn't tell where the ad ended and the video began

[@glassbakeware]

I don't believe for a second that Simon plays videogames at all let alone on his phone

[@terryenby2304]

If you watched brain blaze back when it was business blaze, factboi dabbled in a few livestreams, it was a lot of fun! And yeah, he definitely plays the odd video game to chill out :)

[@dexter111344]

He plays occasionally between recording.

[@dazgreensmoker669]

Each of these locations would be nice to learn more about,if only Simon had a channel dedicated to geographical locations ........please lol .

[@rkirke1]

Call me a pessimist, but Conflict of Nations: WWIII takes me right back to everyone playing Plague Inc right before the pandemic..

[@Plarby]

Where are the coordinates for the twin galaxies?

[@chrisfarley6662]

not in the description below.

[@aalhard]

Editor missed the mark on the "mines" in Mozambique....💥

[@sonuvabitch]

I'd like to think that their lack of knowledge about landmines is a good thing for humanity's sake. They're a scourge on populations far beyond any conflict cessation.

[@OuterGalaxyLounge]

I always enjoy the Everything Simon network ... I mean KZbin.

[@dislikecounter5191]

Wonder if that crater is where tutenkamon got his meteorite metal from.

[@abolstad7104]

Simon please consider new sponsorship proposals. War is not a game, it's evil. I'm aware you just read the script and I know you can choose what you support

[@Iamtheliquor]

A few of these were on Top Tenz, another channel Simon presents just a few days ago.

[@walterdasho8078]

The full quote "Born to late to explore this planet, and to early to explore the stars. BUT BORN IN JUST THE RIGHT PERIOD TO EXPLORE OUR MINDS!"

[@TheEyez187]

3:11 - "immediately crop-circled up". IK terribly cheesy, so I'm a little surprised you didn't say it! :D

[@somedude4805]

“Born too late to explore the earth and too early to explore the galaxy.” Yes, true. However, technology lets us simulate things, like galaxies. Play a PC game called Elite: Dangerous, and you have access the the entire Milky Way, including Sagittarius A*. I love exploring the galaxy. It’s a blast.

[@mattresbert]

Brilliant stuff

[@aidancounanes942]

Never thought I’d hear “the university of Winnipeg” in one of your videos, eh? 🍁

[@benjalucian1515]

Did they kite ski with the kayaks on their backs along with the hundreds of pounds of food and other supplies?

[@mcanderson0]

@2:57 "The Kazca Lines"... what a missed opportunity

[@animn7386]

It might have been fewer people working over a long time; a kind of lets add a line every season thing

[@SqueaksUofA]

I love how NASA has had all this imagery from satellites for years, yet some random dude from Kazakhstan found these geoglyphs using google earth.

[@sleeeto]

That slick transition @ 3:11 lmao

[@jamesharris8436]

3:38 products or projects? ❤

[@nasanerd8931]

Were any of those pictures actually of Camille Crater or just the moon and Meteor Crater 🤔👽

[@chrism6880]

Conflict of Nations has to be the most mobile game title in the history of mobile games

[@ninjaGrim1]

We also have lasers today, dint forget about lasers.

[@localcrew]

I found a sinkhole on my place once. Never knew it was there.

[@jasonbouvette1077]

Forest heavily mined in the war. I don't think they meant that kind of mine....

[@sigmundblank7403]

🤔

[@sleeeto]

Hahahaha right though? Was that a fuck up?

[@justingrey6008]

New species you say? Fascinating,... But how do they taste?

[@multiyapples]

Very cool places.

[@bwielgus]

Interesting video but what's going on with the stock footage usage?? Talking about Greenland and you show a map of Poland and then you talk about the impact of heavy mining near the rainforest but show minnig using blasting rather than landmines, which is what I assume was actually the issue? Is this stock footage by AI?

[@ikonic_artworks]

I know it's part of the job, but man I wish mobile game sponsors weren't as abundant. Especially war style games

[@emily.toombs]

I found a cat and I’m pretty sure that’s way more impressive than forests and rivers.

[@markstowe802]

Not the best episode but enjoyable and entertaining! 👍

[@thelloyd87]

7:35 “born just in time to listen to Rovers Morning Glory”

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

Holy File Pictures, Batman!

[@pirateadam3686]

Scientists: We have found an untouched ecosystem that has new plants and fungi News: A local woman knitted a funny sweater for her cat today, as nothing better happened in the entire freaking world. Scientists: We have found an untouched ecosystem that has catgirls. News: A team of scientists was killed today by an avalanche of money and reddit posts...

[@lowkeybeams5663]

Simon is gonna carry KZbin's whole career

[@bbritton223]

some coordinates would be great here.

[@2meters2]

6:13 : "This impact occurred just a few thousand years ago".... Like, 2023 years ago ? It would have given a very nice streak across the sky at that time....

[@russellfitzpatrick503]

Unfortunate editing there Simon - talking about Mozambique being heavily mined (from a war) the video shows an explosion from an open cast coal MINE. Ouch!

[@alch3myau]

Already did that in Command and Conquer

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

I like to explore Uncharted Territories by sorting comments by Newest first.

[@TheLoxxxton]

Advert in grandads sweater. Content in normal clothes! Thank god i just fast forward the adverts

[@Flies2FLL]

Fast forward to 2:00 to get around the bullshit commercial-

[@DanteKenchi]

yeah, the 4 - 800km/h winds doesn't erode stuff on Mars. Oh Simon 😂

[@EAWanderer]

You did this on Top Tenz too No matter!

[@AutomotiveAvocation]

Heavily mined. 😂lol c’mon guys! 9:22

[@enigma51ted]

one of my fav topics!

[@TheEyez187]

I mowed a pair of Eyes on to my back garden and it was clearly visible on Google Earth!! 👀 Now, was the satellite looking at me, or was I looking at the satellite!? Who watches the watchers!? :D

[@TheEyez187]

Haha Nice!! >XD

[@gkm3838]

10% of this video is advertising, without all the standard ads from YT.

[@michaelpipkin9942]

3:36 products -projects

[@odin6108]

Where are the coordinates "in the description" though? i see none...

[@hughaskew6550]

Simon, the Earth is not struck by meteorites every day. In fact, it is never struck by meteorites. The Earth is struck by meteors, which then become meteorites.

[@archgirl7797]

I came for the giant snake. There was no giant snake 😢

[@williamkirkham7357]

6:08 the narration says 4.5 feet, but the graphic says 5.4.

[@MysteicVoltronus]

I don't thing I know where the description of a video is because I have never seen 1 youtuber EVER put what they say in the description area.

[@Shiranu17]

And now Mount Mabu will be stripped bare by corporations. Lose lips sink ships, les messieurs.

[@justincase5272]

Only one second of the crater? Phooey!

[@michaelhendricks9462]

Conflict Of Nations: The alternative Rage Shadow Legends for youtubers who want to pretend they're too cool to advertise for Rage Shadow Legends.

[@jros4057]

300 miles in 24 hours....yeah you're going to have to convince me certain pills weren't involved

[@kevincecile2764]

2 min into the 12 min video, get past the ad Simon's doing, and then KZbin ad lol.

[@reggiep75]

👽👽👽 'We did it! We ALWAYS do it!'

[@ThePhoenix8472]

When Simon promised links years ago u got rick rolled lol

[@kennieminski7080]

I can't find my saved link, but you can find 'the works of the old men' in arabia on google earth as well.

[@Cartman8402]

HEY FROM SOUTHWEST GERMANY! 😉

[@Hellseeker1]

That dude on ancient aliens that got the goofy hair and looks like he just took the world’s biggest bong rip

[@0fficialdregs]

i used to use google earth to look at railroad locations

[@bob_._.]

Twin galaxies coordinates in the description, huh?

[@jamesstaggs4160]

Ejecta Ray either sounds like a failed alt rock band from the early 2000s or something a GI Joe action figure from the 80s would have as a weapon.

[@MaverickBlue42]

Google Earth was awesome when it was new, nowadays the map might update every 5-10 years unless you're living in a major city...there are a lot of roads google acknowledges, that they draw with little gray lines that look like you're supposed to drive right through trees, which I'm sure is confusing to some that have heard horror stories about being run into the middle of nowhere on unpassable roads by google or apple maps....

[@DKArmstrong]

It's mental that snakes can that big

[@therakshasan8547]

SO many photos on Google Earth are from Cell Phones. How did they get those photos ?