Do you think these are all man-made or just fakes?

Question

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=wx88nbimbu

Answer 1

Whew that Google Earth will make you dizzy...talk about going around the world in record time...

But seriously, you forgot the third option, what if they are not fakes or man made...who or what did it?

I dunno who, what, when or why these things were made.  I know there has been reports of man being able to recreate them.  I don't think we are supposed to know everything, but they sure are pretty to look at. It is much nicer to look at than filthy writing on public buildings, wouldn't you agree?

Answer 2

who knows what the "hippie" thinks? one day hot,one day cold. one day blue, one day red. don't see any white in the near future!

Answer 3

Some of them seemed rather random, like poorly designed streets or a fracture pattern.  I don't know why these would have been included in a video titled "Mystery Secret UFO & Hidden Places" as they didn't show any intelligent design.  The last one, the smiley face, is obviously a joke, whether it was digitally edited or an actual formation on the earth.  Regardless of whether this video is actually from google earth or a hoax (I have used google earth and this video seemed more "cartooney" than when I have used it) the fact that such structures exist isn't evidence of alien visitations.  Ancient civilizations were very good at math and ambitious in building projects, and built such things as gifts/communication to their gods, burial palaces for rulers, etc.

Answer 4

This is poor evidence of alien activity since there is no way to tell if any of these images have been edited without some serious investigation. In fact, the video itself had a very artificial look about it. Even if the mystery objects are real, there is nothing to suggest that they are of alien origin.

Also, parapsychologists do not study extraterrestrial aliens or visitations. Aliens don't have anything to do with parapsychology. This is better placed in the Paranormal category.