Well, Terry - it's sure to be part of the next alien conspiracy theory... even if it is what is left of a gold mining claim...
... and it is not as lame as most of the alien BS, but that is due mainly to lower population density in Alaska. Actually the Gobi desert has more strange geometric structures, as seen on Goggle than Alaska, far more - but it is part of populous China and has been heavily mined - even if it is technically as sparsely populated as the area East of Nome (which, after all was heavily mined for gold, following the Klondike strikes) http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/blog/2011/nov/15/mystery-unidentified- chinese-desert-patterns Here is the jpeg image, which can be blown up - and it shows a number of square structures, which are not necessarily pyramids. There are plenty of square structures in strip mining, which can be seen on google satellite. The main thing which is odd, to a skeptic is that these are all squarish instead of merely rectangular, but that is typical of claim grids too. http://www.earthfiles.com/images/news/A/AlaskaHiddenEgyptPyramidInfraRed.jpg -----Original Message----- From: Terry Blanton > http://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=2000&category=Environment > > Is There A Large Pyramid Underground Between > Mt. McKinley and Nome, Alaska? Is this it? 64.504733,-157.755844 T
