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Mystery pentagram shows up on Google Earth

By T.K. Randall
December 29, 2013 · Comment icon 41 comments

The symbol is clearly defined on the ground. Image Credit: Google Earth
The perplexing symbol appeared on Google's online map of a remote region of Kazakhstan.
While some undeniably strange things have turned up on Google Earth over the years, the discovery of a large five-sided pentagram near the village of Aktau in Kazakhstan is proving to be one of the most perplexing.

The symbol is approximately 200m in diameter and appears to be made up from several criss-crossing tracks etched in to the ground. Some believe that the pentagram's mysterious appearance holds superstitious significance.
It isn't the first pentagram to be discovered in the region either, earlier this year another was discovered 12 miles from the town of Lisakovsk.

At the time, one of the most prominent theories originated from pilot Kurt Yates who claimed that the shape was an abandoned surface to air missile site from the Soviet era. Archeologist Emma Usmanova later contested this idea, instead claiming that it was one of many parks from the 1970s that were designed in the shape of a star.

With no definitive explanation forthcoming however it is likely that Kazakhstan's enigmatic pentagrams will continue to remain a mystery for some time to come.

Source: Tengri News | Comments (41)




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Comment icon #32 Posted by zoser 11 years ago
Or...Star Fruit: One may well ask why is it the case? Is it random? Does the 5 pointed star have some special significance where flora is concerned? It bears investigation I believe.
Comment icon #33 Posted by ancient astronaut 11 years ago
All I have to say about this is Kick-Ass. Don't know why someone would waste time to do this, but it looks cool. Someone ought to use this as an album cover. Or maybe Borat did this.
Comment icon #34 Posted by NightScreams 11 years ago
I'm amazed how people just come across such things on Google Maps. No one finds anything on Apple maps I just wish maps had a little more suface detail, the feds can see a dime but we get a blurry mess, kinda hinders exploring a bit.
Comment icon #35 Posted by Arkitecht 11 years ago
Pentacle: Not Evil or representing of...Five pointed star...with the point at the top.Used in pagan religions.Pentagram: Five pointed star...point is at bottom,not top.Represents Evil.Very obvious this is a pentagram. Why it's there,good question.How it got there??? But it is not nature that did that.And the measurements are very close to 666 feet...strange...
Comment icon #36 Posted by qxcontinuum 1 year ago
Mystery solved  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_star Was an amusement park and suposed to be in the famous shape of communist ideology and symbol: the red star 
Comment icon #37 Posted by Solofil 10 months ago
Christians use the Cross. Communism is straight up evil, so there's no surprise that they would have a huge symbol to celebrate it. 
Comment icon #38 Posted by Rlyeh 10 months ago
Christians use the symbol of a roman torture and execution device.
Comment icon #39 Posted by Piney 10 months ago
What kind of communism? The dictatorial kind or the kind practices by indigenous people. 
Comment icon #40 Posted by XenoFish 10 months ago
Communism is crap regardless of how it's used. 
Comment icon #41 Posted by Piney 10 months ago
It works for hunter-gatherers. Just not with a monetary system. 


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