刚刚看到的新闻--有人从2004年起监视我国西北沙漠地带， ...

刚看到新闻说美国CIA发现谷歌卫星地图服务显示我国西北某部自2004年以来，被某不知名组织或个人反复申请大量（几百张）卫星照片拍摄。但据CIA分析该组织或个人应该不属于美国军方，因为美国军方拥有更高像素的卫星照相设备，而无需使用谷歌服务，同时分析也指出，该组织或个人应该不属于私人行为，因为申请如此众多的谷歌卫星地图代价不菲。

转载分享没有钓鱼的意思。

下图显示反复照片拍摄的地区和拍摄的频率。

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原文如下：
Somebody Ordered Tons of Satellite Photographs of China’s Mysterious Structures
There are lots of explanations for the gigantic structures built in China's desert. But the most mysterious thing is invisible: according to a former CIA analyst, there's someone who has ordered tons of satellite photos of this area since 2004.

And the plot thickens.
Allen Thomson, an analyst who used to work for the agency in the field of reconnaissance satellites, has noticed that "starting in 2004, somebody has ordered many, many satellite pictures of it."

You can see the extreme density of these requests if you turn on the DigitalGlobe layer in Google Earth—the satellite has received commands to photograph this area many hundreds of times. Compare that crazy grid of squares to the few images taken of its surroundings.

I doubt these orders come from the US military, since they have their own spy satellites—more accurate than Google's. Perhaps it's some low level agency not connected to the military. Or another country. Or Magneto. Whoever it is, Thomson points out to Wired's Danger Room that it "can't have been cheap."

Check out our original coverage of the structures here, along with more structures spotted by Gizmodo's readers. [Wired]

链接：http://gizmodo.com/5859781/someb ... sterious-structures刚看到新闻说美国CIA发现谷歌卫星地图服务显示我国西北某部自2004年以来，被某不知名组织或个人反复申请大量（几百张）卫星照片拍摄。但据CIA分析该组织或个人应该不属于美国军方，因为美国军方拥有更高像素的卫星照相设备，而无需使用谷歌服务，同时分析也指出，该组织或个人应该不属于私人行为，因为申请如此众多的谷歌卫星地图代价不菲。

转载分享没有钓鱼的意思。

下图显示反复照片拍摄的地区和拍摄的频率。

1f3649be9b349ed64bc99be439bee293.jpg (175.54 KB, 下载次数: 3)

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2011-11-16 19:22 上传

原文如下：
Somebody Ordered Tons of Satellite Photographs of China’s Mysterious Structures
There are lots of explanations for the gigantic structures built in China's desert. But the most mysterious thing is invisible: according to a former CIA analyst, there's someone who has ordered tons of satellite photos of this area since 2004.

And the plot thickens.
Allen Thomson, an analyst who used to work for the agency in the field of reconnaissance satellites, has noticed that "starting in 2004, somebody has ordered many, many satellite pictures of it."

You can see the extreme density of these requests if you turn on the DigitalGlobe layer in Google Earth—the satellite has received commands to photograph this area many hundreds of times. Compare that crazy grid of squares to the few images taken of its surroundings.

I doubt these orders come from the US military, since they have their own spy satellites—more accurate than Google's. Perhaps it's some low level agency not connected to the military. Or another country. Or Magneto. Whoever it is, Thomson points out to Wired's Danger Room that it "can't have been cheap."

Check out our original coverage of the structures here, along with more structures spotted by Gizmodo's readers. [Wired]

链接：http://gizmodo.com/5859781/someb ... sterious-structures