Rumored Locations of UFO Bases

With the advent of Google Earth, exploring the planet in depth has become easier than ever before. People have found various oddities, ranging from seemingly floating cars to giant pink statues of bunnies. For those who seek to study UFOs, however, Google Earth has another significance - namely, finding oddities that could well be UFO 'bases' owned by either governments seeking to study the craft or the aliens themselves. While some bases have long been rumored to exist in particular locations, discovered through remote viewing or through oddities involved with the area, Google Earth has exposed new secrets and mysteries.

One of the best known and most startling is the potential Antarctic Nazi UFO base. According to the rumors, during World War II Germany used Antarctica as a place to experiment with new forms of aircraft, including craft similar in design and shape to the most popularly known alien craft. With the end of the war, the base was taken over by the Russians. A Russian video purports to tell the story of this in detail, including what seems to be photographic evidence. The American version of this video includes at the end a picture from Google Earth that may display the location of the base - at one spot along the coast of Antarctica, the pictures seem to fail to match each other, giving the impression that something has been covered up.

Many others are in more remote locations, such as the midst of China or deep under the water. A multitude of strange buildings and hidden locations have been found, ranging from round high-tech buildings to vague shapes beneath the waves. While some have been disproven (a "UFO base" near the Dragon's Triangle was revealed to be a well-known manmade object), many others remain incomprehensible and strange, with no known reasoning. Other marks of foreign presences can be found as well, such as strange patterns of lines on the ground in China.

Of course, many non-technological sources of information remain. For example, analyzing patterns of odd behavior has allowed UFO researchers to uncover things that are at the least odd. The Dulce in New Mexico is one example of this. Odd construction plans were made and seemingly half-finished - a road leading to the possible location was built for lumber purposes, but no lumber was taken, and the road was closed soon afterward. Similarly, many artificial lakes were built nearby, possibly for the sake of water-based power. There have also been many animal mutilations close to the possible site of the entrance. Speculation holds that the base goes deep under the mountain and that the deepest levels are alien-run

The world is full of oddities, and with the advent of new technology, more and more of them are being found. While there is no way to know for sure what the source of anything on Google Earth is, many of the shapes and sights seen raise interesting new questions at the very least.