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ShadowAce
  Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 4:38 PM
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  Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Bug in Google Earth?


  They have fun once in awhile.

   Remember when they had the aliens sitting in Area 51?


  On 10/6/06, AZTech < aztech.gc@gmail.com> wrote:
    For those Google Earth users out there, check out the following (try it
yourself, by going to 48°51' 27.83"N  10°12'19.03"E):


          There is photographic evidence that a giant earwig is stampeding
through the German countryside in the general direction of the small German
hamlet of Arlesberg.

          The 'earwig', which must measure a good hundred metres in length
and is armed with a set of pincers that could decapitate a blue whale, is
clearly visible in the following screen grab from Google Earth:



          Tragically, the rampaging behemoth will have reached and consumed
the quiet, unassuming residents of Arlesberg by now, so what can you do?
Except to wonder how it got there.

          A practical joke by the pranksters at Google? The tragic tale of
an honest earwig in the wrong place at the wrong time? Demonic space
monster? Or just a bug in the system?

          (Courtesy: the silicon.com Weekly Round-up)


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