Google Maps Find: Some strange lights in Pripyat

Pripyat has been abanoned for 34 years or so after the Chernoybl incident. Soo...Why the strange lights?

Strange lights

Potentioal explanations:

1.)Aliens, which is doubtful.
2.)Camera Error-doubtful, because I've never seen anything like this on google maps before.
3.)Something is there making the light-Like people. Although, it looks pretty complicated, and you would have to be there for some time in the raiation, so I also say this isn't likely. Structues in Pripyat aren't shiny anymore either, no maintinance in 34 years kinda does that.

reply to post by Doubleagent


Sunlight reflecting off whatever is on the ground.

You see this here and there on Google earth.

My first impression: Bird poop and bugs on a windshield.
Don't know how that would happen on Google Earth, but that is what it looks like.

reply to post by Doubleagent


Here comes the sun,do do do do,here comes the sun.
Its alright,do de de do de de ,do do do.

Heres the same structure from the ground.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/fa29cfd20d25.jpg[/atsimg]

Very overgrown greenhouses

IT looks to me like it was mucked with. The lights do not look like they came from the ground at all, they look like they were added somehow.

Here's a similar image that was posted here on ATS a while ago:


[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/da7f075e9543.jpg[/atsimg]

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I remember reading somewhere that there is a small community currently living in Pripyat, something like 300-400 people.

Originally posted by nick112
I remember reading somewhere that there is a small community currently living in Pripyat, something like 300-400 people.

Yes, they are called STALKERS

Could it have anything to do with ...New shelter constructed over Chernobyl ruins rt.com...

its probably just the sun light glinting off some of the more shiny parts of the metal structures.

Actually Im certain this is the case.

Really? aliens,, lol lol

I think you would have to spend an enormous amount of time browsing through random google earth and other satellite images before being qualified to come to any reasonably reliable conclusion as to what that image represents.

Personally I don't think it's worth the time, but it is quite interesting nonetheless.