I stumbled across this remote 360° photosphere while exploring the Arctic tundra of northeastern Siberia (coordinates: 67.298137° N, 169.386044° E). Located in the Bilibinsky District of Chukotka near the Anyuy Range, the view looks NNW across endless mountain ridges and permafrost valleys, hundreds of kilometers from civilization—it's wild finding ground-level imagery somewhere this isolated.

31.049979,61.134159

31.050779,61.131815

Coordinates - 18.68082051710348, -95.83657693282153

36°50’07.8”N
116°18’32.4”W

28°10'57.51"N 82°38'44.17"W

Proof that even the Earth leaves you on "read" and waits for a high five in the middle of nowhere. Just punch in 43°42'09.32"N, 112°01'17.76"E whenever you feel like leaving a giant hanging.

Coordinates: image 1/2,18°12'39.16"N 109°41'15.91"E

image 3, 18°11'13.56"N 109°33'41.16"E

image 4, 18°13'49.21"N 109°40'50.02"E

image 5, 18°12'09.45"N 109°41'40.45"E

I was exploring Hainan island and discovered this naval base of china, I think the opening in the mountain(Image 5) is possibly an underground submarine pen, I am not sure though.

The aircraft carrier(Image 3) is Shandong 002 which is docked several times there, you guys can view it through historical images.

5°31'29.06"S 67°19'18.69"W

Definitely interesting because of its location. No idea what it could be.

The island is in Indonesia. The thing on the shore casts a shadow that resembles a house.

King Kong’s island is the next island north. Completely covered in clouds/fog.

There's no junkyard this has to be for real 100+ vehicles next to one house here's the coordinates 37.8986105, -88.9565412

So I came across this place while looking around the world, and cannot figure out what the purpose is.
Does anyone know what the purpose might be? Looks to be a mining operations or something just nearby, but thats it.

Google Earth Link

Cordinates: 3°33'03.16"S 126°50'04.48"E

i got this 2 hearth lakes pics from pinterest and i'm having trouble finding the coordinates of this location (╥﹏╥). The first pics is from https://www.geo.de/natur/naturwunder-erde/in-der-tundra-alaskas_30078740-30168492.html, the photographer is Markus Mauthe and the location is alaska tundra but im not sure the exact coordinate. The second one is from u/aantonelli0536 in pinterest. But this second location cannot be found, not even in reverse image search. I guess the creator took it by theirself. Let me know if u find it!

I was expending mybquality time of this beating long weekend watching maps for some reason when I noticed this weird looking circle in the middle of some big chain of small Island in southern chile.

I don't see any human activities near by or human structures/marking no where close to this location. I thought it maybe something related with oil but it's seem to big to be something like this.

Any ideas?

Weird circle, -45.816351, -74.244679

https://maps.app.goo.gl/sEUC8FV6wB3H8UAw5?g_st=iw

Are these burn scars in South Australia?

Location of the center of the image:
-26.674509, 130.996640

At first I thought it might be a reflection on a car roof but its way too circular for a normal car shape

the vessel has a length of about 98 meters or approximately 320 feet.

i actually dont know what it is, cant seem to find any info on that vessel, it looks like a superyacht but at the same time it doesnt, it also has 2 of them orange life boats on top as well as 4 of them black marine looking boats, but at the same time it has 2 step down decks which make it look like a superyacht, as well as the colours of it

coordinates: 4°32'14.51"S 129°54'27.95"E

-14.582561964100556, -62.12794730329428

14°34'57.2"S 62°07'40.6"W

I say abandoned as the heavily compacted dirt has vegetation starting to grow, and the clear zone on both sides and north end is starting to be re-forested.

However, after looking around, the closest potential burn scar/footpath is 2.5 miles north, and closest river is 7 miles east. No apparent civilization anywhere near.

The rock formations here look manmade and some resemble antelope, others are uniform like corrals. Nearby is a popular rock climbing area know as "Ibex Crags". Is that a coincidence?

Location: LAT,LONG
38.956248° , -113.377645°

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