USGS Satellite image anomaly
If you go to the USGS website
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/,
click on the gear logo on the upper right side and in the drop down menu select Satellite under Map Layers, on the bottom right of the picture you'll see the location of your mouse as you moving it around.
Go to locations 42.366˚N 70.868˚W and 42.672˚N 70.572˚W.
You'll find some interesting objects, slightly out of focus and seem to be somewhere between the satellite's camera and the ground.
Just curious if anyone can explane what they're might be.
((NUFORC Note: We have looked at the photo, and the objects appear to us most likely to be either optical aberrations, or some type of contamination in the photo. PD))
If you go to the USGS website
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/,
click on the gear logo on the upper right side and in the drop down menu select Satellite under Map Layers, on the bottom right of the picture you'll see the location of your mouse as you moving it around.
Go to locations 42.366˚N 70.868˚W and 42.672˚N 70.572˚W.
You'll find some interesting objects, slightly out of focus and seem to be somewhere between the satellite's camera and the ground.
Just curious if anyone can explane what they're might be.
((NUFORC Note: We have looked at the photo, and the objects appear to us most likely to be either optical aberrations, or some type of contamination in the photo. PD))
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New York
USA
ongoing
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40.75
-73.98
other
NY
Occurred : 5/5/2018 20:36 (Entered as : 05/05/2018 20:36) Reported: 5/5/2018 8:43:28 PM 20:43 Posted: 5/10/2018 Location: New York, NY Shape: Other Duration: ongoing
USGS satellite image anomaly. ((NUFORC Note: Possibly optical aberrations in satellite photo?? PD))