有人在谷歌地球上搜索有趣的東西，下面是他的最佳發(fā)現(xiàn)

有人在谷歌地球上搜索有趣的東西，下面是他的最佳發(fā)現(xiàn)

Geology rocks. Pun very much intended. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, let’s move on to the hardcore things that make up the bedrock of what Bored Panda is all about — beautiful pictures that are hot as lava.

地質(zhì)巖石。非常有意的雙關(guān)語。既然我們已經(jīng)解決了這個問題，讓我們來看看構(gòu)成《Bored Panda》全部內(nèi)涵的核心部分——像熔巖一樣炙熱的美麗圖片。

A geologist named Will is known for collecting and uploading amazing shots he finds on Google Earth. Some of them are very peculiar. Others are breathtakingly gorgeous. But one thing is for certain — all of them are worth seeing. Scroll through our list of Will’s amazing discoveries, upvote your favorites. Let us know what you think of the geologist’s pictures, and after you're done, look through Bored Panda’s other list of amazing Google Earth finds.

一位名叫威爾的地質(zhì)學(xué)家以收集和上傳他在谷歌地球上發(fā)現(xiàn)的驚人照片而聞名。其中一些非常奇特。其他的則是驚人的華麗。但有一件事是肯定的——它們都值得一看。瀏覽威爾的驚人發(fā)現(xiàn)列表，為你最喜歡的投票。讓我們知道你對地質(zhì)學(xué)家的照片有什么看法，在你看完之后，看看Bored Panda網(wǎng)站上的另一組令人驚奇的谷歌地球發(fā)現(xiàn)。

#1

"It looks like an abstract painting. My first thought was a huge archeological excavation site. Turns out that was wrong. These pits are used in a very old fashioned salt extraction operation."

“它看起來像一幅抽象畫。我首先想到的是一個巨大的考古發(fā)掘現(xiàn)場。結(jié)果證明這是錯的。這些坑是在一個非常老式的鹽提取操作中使用的。”

#2

"This is a private island on the coast of Maine. The bridge has a gate, and the house overlooks a shipping lane in Penobscot Bay. I'd spend all day watching boats, drinking wine, and telling the world to fuck off."

“這是緬因州海岸的一個私人島嶼。這座橋有一扇門，房子可以俯瞰佩諾布斯科特灣的一條航道。我可以整天看著船，喝著酒，告訴全世界遠(yuǎn)離我。”

#3

"A fort in Lille, France. I love finding forts while exploring. Star forts are an easy to spot shape. I esp. like finding forts in the middle of cities."

法國里爾的一座堡壘。我喜歡邊探險邊找堡壘。星型堡壘很容易被發(fā)現(xiàn)。我尤其喜歡在城市中間找堡壘。”

#4

"Here is a perfect meteor crater. It has a very nice raised rim. I bet if you mapped out the lake bed you would see a central peak too."

“這是一個完美的隕石坑。它有一個很好的凸起的邊緣。我敢打賭，如果你把湖床畫出來，你也會看到一個中央山峰。”

#5

"A very sinuous river. This is a good illustration of how oxbow lakes form. In the middle of the image you can see where a meander loop is being actively cut off."

“一條非常蜿蜒的河流。這是牛軛湖形成的一個很好的例子。在圖像的中間，你可以看到一個曲流回路正在被主動切斷。”

#6

"A real live oasis!. Not all of these tracks are from cars. The smaller ones must be animal."

“一個真正的綠洲!”并不是所有的鐵軌都來自汽車。小的一定是動物。”

#7

"I couldn't find anything about this strange place. It's a huge, planned settlement near Namibe, Angola. It seems to have been constructed around 2013-2014. It also appears to be uninhabited due to no vehicles. Does anyone know anything about this place."

“我找不到關(guān)于這個奇怪地方的任何東西。這是一個位于安哥拉納米貝附近的大型計(jì)劃定居點(diǎn)。它似乎是在2013-2014年前后建成的。由于沒有車輛，這里似乎也無人居住。有人知道這個地方嗎?”

#8

"The circular reflections of these waves is cool."

“這些波的圓形反射很酷。”

#9

"This is the Lakeview neighborhood.1 day after Katrina."

“這是湖景社區(qū)?？ㄌ乩锬蕊Z風(fēng)過后的第一天。”

#10

"This is Assamakka, Niger, a community that appears to be fighting a losing battle with the sands.It'sy to see the prevailing wind direction here."

“這是尼日爾的阿薩姆卡，這個社區(qū)似乎正在與沙漠進(jìn)行一場注定失敗的戰(zhàn)斗。在這里可以看到盛行的風(fēng)向。”

圖片來源：geologistsmakethebedrock