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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 creepiest satellite discoveries.

They represent cars inside packed hospital parking lots three months before the Chinese government announced the spread of Cove in 19.

It's a little fuzzy, but I'd say that's a shark.

It looks like Madagascar is bleeding for this list.

We're looking at unnerving images that have appeared in satellite imagery and maps.

Some of these sites were already known, but look particularly creepy from above will be excluding creative art installations that were specifically meant for aerial viewing.

Can you think of any other creepy satellite images?

Be sure to let us know in the comments below Number 10 the Gobi Desert structure.

In late 2011 a weird structure was discovered via Google Maps in China's Gobi Desert.

The greatest big it's a mile long and a half a mile across.

The white lines that contrasts sharply with black desert rock are as wide as multilane freeways.

The structure looked like little more than white scribbles in the dust, without any form of order or pattern.

Media outlets were quick to put out theories with cases ranging from street maps to some form of alien communication.

Extra terrestrial life.

You're right, Jerry.

The people are gonna love it.

The most plausible explanation, however, is far more grounded.

Well, has grounded a space.

Could be a technician working at the Mars space flight facility named Jonathan Hill claims that the massive lines air used to calibrate spy satellites.

By focusing on the grid and its pattern, the satellites can properly orient themselves while in orbit.

Look down and say, Okay, this is what it looks like.

This is what it should look like.

We're going another pass around the earth and they lying there, satellite up to know what they're actually spying on.

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We all love a good ghost story.

What the hell is going on?

So how about one involving a ghost Island on island, roughly the size of Manhattan near New Caledonia has been included on nautical charts since the 19th century and even appeared on Google Earth as a smudgy black pixel.

However, Australian scientists studying plate tectonics traverse the area in 2012 and discovered that the island didn't exist.

It's completely possible that it was a human error in digitizing these maps at some stage, and it's just entered the databases once.

It's likely that the island never existed in the first place and was just a giant pomace raft observed in the late 19th century.

As Dr Maria Seton of the University of Sydney declares quote.

During the conversion from hard copy charts to digital formats, the sandy island error was entrenched.

Number eight Desert Lips, located near the village of Arrow Wala in Sudan, is what appears to be a giant pair of lips embedded in the desert floor discovered on Google maps.

The lips make for an unsettling image.

They've spawned numerous conspiracy theories, many of which were made in jest, something it's a UFO, while um, or outlandish theory claims that it houses a black hole as long as the Earth's mouth stays closed, were safe.

Of course.

It could also just be a unique hill formation composed of raised sand in a row of trees.

But that would just be boring.

Meeting in the middle of the desert always made me nervous.

It's a scary place.

Number seven Trey Matina base.

As weird as Scientology is, we must admit they have a flair for the dramatic.

When you drive past an accident, it's not like anyone else.

Yes, you drive past, you know you have to do something about it because you know you're the only one that can really help.

In 2005 aerial photographs showed unique signs in the desert of New Mexico, the signs air composed of two diamonds with an overlapping circles seen from satellites, they look even weirder.

This was identified as the symbol of the Church of Spiritually Technology, the nonprofit that owns the collective works of Scientology founder L.

Ron Hubbard.

The desert site known as Trauma Tina Base, is used to house the original Scientology texts.

The writings and recordings are reportedly entombed within titanium caskets buried within the sites, underground vaults and the symbols, according to BBC Panorama reporter John Sweeney.

There to help returning Scientologists find Hubbard's work from space after a future Armageddon number six secret military base for this entry, we returned to the deserts of China.

An ex CIA analyst found structures near cash car and went toe wired dot com to report his findings.

Speculation immediately ballooned, with many assuming that thes structures were part of a secret military installation.

But turns out it's not a military installation or even a secret.

According to technologists, Stephan gains.

It's an up and coming industrial complex composed of factories and warehouses.

Not only had China openly announced its plans to build their but numerous construction vehicles can also be spotted in the satellite images.

Way to ruin our suspicions that this was China's area 51 can take gravity.

This is huge.

E knew it.

My God, it was crazy.

Number five shipwreck There's something inexplicably unsettling about looking at a shipwreck on Google Earth.

Maybe it's the unnatural aspect of it.

Seeing man made product in the middle of a gorgeous reef.

Ah, Bolivian cargo ferry named the SS Khaseem ran aground and sank in the wind gate reef of the Red Sea, located just to the east of Port Sudan.

Satellite images showed the massive white ship lying on its side in the middle of the blue green reef, making for quite a shocking and weirdly creepy image.

Unfortunately, that's striking.

Image can no longer be found on Google Earth, as the ship now appears as little more than a blurry brown blob.

Number four abandoned missile launch sites proposed by Bell Laboratories in 1945 project Nike outfitted various sites with anti aircraft missiles called Nike Ajax.

While most of these missile sites were eventually abandoned and converted, some evidence of their existence remains in cities across America.

Thes include Bay in Anchorage, which has since been over, taken by Nature L.

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43 White Point Park H M 69 in Everglades National Park.

And see 32 importer Indiana, which is now surrounded by a subdivision.

They look like little more than barren parking lots now, but it's interesting and a little creepy knowing what was once housed there.

Number three.

The Davis Month, An Air Force base.

Have you ever wondered what the military does with all its decommissioned aircraft?

Your answer lies in the Davis Month, an air force base located in southeast Tucson.

Found within the base is the 309th Aerospace maintenance and regeneration group or, more simply, the bone yard.

Before I started working here, I knew the same thing.

Everyone else knew that the bone yard was a place that airplanes came to die.

This location houses all of the US government's out of service aircraft and ballistic missiles, resulting in rows upon rows upon rows of military vehicles.

Roughly 4000.

It's quite a sight indeed.

I'd always thought it was just another modern myth.

It's not.

The location was chosen for its lack of humidity, which prevents corrosion.

The bone yard has been featured in numerous pieces of pop culture, including the music video for Tom Petty's Learning to Fly Number two.

Iraq's Lake of Blood is Blood E.

I Wish I could Tell you I've never seen that.

Located in the northeast of Baghdad is a mysterious body of water with a distinct blood red color.

It's known as log over Mario, and the source of the color remains a mystery.

Numerous conspiracy theories have been put forth like blood from a nearby slaughterhouse, but the likeliest explanation is either kelp blooms, salt or bacteria turning the water red.

It may also be an optical illusion from the satellite imagery itself.

If this is a lake of blood, is it the result of mass slaughter on a terrifying scale?

The satellite image indicates that Blood Lake is 500 ft wide and more than a half mile long.

Many Google reviews report that the water is not actually read, even though it appears as such on Google Maps and Google Earth.

Some report that it was quote cleaned and others simply state that it's quote not read, without further explanation.

Before we unveil our topic, here are some honorable mentions.

Prehistoric wheels, geometric shapes found in Jordan's Azraq oasis could be 8500 years old.

Mountain Peak, the peak of kung Tega and Nepal has been blacked out.

The Badlands Guardian.

A geo morphological feature resembling a human head.

This is an amazing structure and you look at it.

You're certain it's been created by man dimensions.

The details.

They're exquisite.

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Number one a pentagram.

Conspiracy theorists were delighted to find a pentagram etched into the grounds of rural Kazakhstan.

Located on the southern shore of the Upper Tobel Reservoir, the creepy pentagram astounded conspiracy theorists and Google Earth lovers alike.

It's located near the city of Liza Kosc and can now be found on Google under the name Lisa Coughs Pentagram on archaeologist who works in the area named Emma Guzman.

Aava told live science that the pentagram is just quote the outline of a park made in the form of a star as stars were popular figures in the Soviet Union, to which Kazakhstan once belonged.

Sorry, everyone, no devil worshiping here.

Just a boring old park.

Allegedly.

No, it is not a joke.

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