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Brian had a lovely WOGE #266 of the Bikini Atoll, focusing on the Castle Bravo hole. As someone who loves Bert the Turtle, I was able to recognise it, and used my enforced 2 hour delay to dig up the geological info on the whole atoll.
Note to my normal LJ friends - please feel free to try this as well if you think you know the location. You'd be surprised at what people recognise.
I've been tempted to use this location for quite a while. You'll notice North isn't shown. Make your own assumptions about where it is :-) I've been good with the scale, though.
Click on the picture for the larger version on Flickr, but then come back here for the comments, please.
There are three "Where on Google Earth" games running - Geographical, Archaeological and this Geological one. This is now WOGE(Geological) #267. The rules for this one are here. Quite simply, identify this place (Long and Lat) and give a summary of the geological significance, in the comments on this Livejournal. You should be able to sign in with Open ID, but if not, just leave your name in the comment.
Schott Rule is invoked again with this one. Basically, for every one of these you've won already, you have to wait an hour. What a perfect time to do more in-depth research! GMT is 22:00:00 on Feb 7 2011, New York time is 17:00:00 and in Melbourne it's 09:00:00 on the 8th.
Note to my normal LJ friends - please feel free to try this as well if you think you know the location. You'd be surprised at what people recognise.
I've been tempted to use this location for quite a while. You'll notice North isn't shown. Make your own assumptions about where it is :-) I've been good with the scale, though.
Click on the picture for the larger version on Flickr, but then come back here for the comments, please.
There are three "Where on Google Earth" games running - Geographical, Archaeological and this Geological one. This is now WOGE(Geological) #267. The rules for this one are here. Quite simply, identify this place (Long and Lat) and give a summary of the geological significance, in the comments on this Livejournal. You should be able to sign in with Open ID, but if not, just leave your name in the comment.
Schott Rule is invoked again with this one. Basically, for every one of these you've won already, you have to wait an hour. What a perfect time to do more in-depth research! GMT is 22:00:00 on Feb 7 2011, New York time is 17:00:00 and in Melbourne it's 09:00:00 on the 8th.
