Message posted by Richard on April 27, 2000 at 07:52:43 EST:

Magoo,

after finally getting into some of the images.
Tonopah is a good one. Zooming out a few you can see Site-4 in the SE corner, just SE of the Southern lake bed.
It shows up pretty darn well includng everything.

On the TTR image however i dont think the aircraft is a MV-22 Osprey.
It looks like a C-130 by the size of the Barns...but not sure as there is too much shadowing to see properly.

Some of the images i couldnt get into, too busy i guess.
Im not really interested in viewing the Area 51 images they have there as ive seen better to tell the truth, but they are not online.

As for the other images, like i said, ill have to come back to those, as they are busy.
Some of the shapes you see are bullseyes for dropping tactical Nukes and just normal conventional weapons.
The JDAM was used on bullseyes aswell when being tested at Tonopah Test Range.

Also regarding the NTS bit you mentioned.
no Above ground tests were conducted on Yucca Flat. Above ground were tested on Frenchman Flat, which is now a nuclear waste facility for above ground and below ground storage management.

For Sedan Crater, if you want info and images of this, take a view on my NTS page on the Project X-2000 site.
www.topcities.com/science/reset11/
It also shows the waste management of the Frenchman Flat areas.

Richard

In Reply to: Terraserver pics analysis posted by Magoo on April 25, 2000 at 05:45:22 EST:

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