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   From: lumpy@digitalcartography.com   
      
   miso@sushi.com wrote:   
   > It occurred to me since I have some correspondence points between GE   
   > and the photo, I can interpolate a vector to the mystery facility, or   
   > pile of big ass rocks as the case may be. That will be my next post in   
   > this thread.   
      
   I'm stoopid to the concept of photo editing.   
   But can you somehow kill/enhance the light wavelengths   
   that would be reflected by rock vs metal (plastic, glass whatever)?   
      
   Are there some kinds of assumptions we might make about   
   a mystery facility? Probably -   
      
   - Antenna (radome etc, including perhaps, weather sensing)   
   - Occupyable structure (nearly always rectangular)   
   - Target (probably not at that location but any target   
   would have some kind of recognizable pattern, that's   
   why it's a target)   
   - Vestage? Some old foundation, structure, covered   
   wagon, nuclear sensor, whatever, from days past.   
      
   What about access? Very few points on the range have   
   non ground access. Seems it would have to be pretty   
   important to warrant an air only access (Badger?).   
   Even Bald has ground access, even if they choose to   
   use air some times. If a facility DOES have air   
   access (exclusively or redundant to ground) it would   
   have to have some requisite structures for landing   
   a helo.   
      
   We could perhaps also think-tank the "What purpose"   
   concept. The area in question in this case is within   
   what might be bombing practice range, but it doesn't seem   
   to be in an area which is typically bomb range (east of there).   
   Perhaps the only logical guess about it's use as bomb related   
   might be some kind of sensor/radar/waypoint.   
      
   Perhaps this is the elusive VOR waypoint for landing at TKM.   
      
   Or, it could be rocks.   
      
      
   Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke   
      
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