Aluminum foil is indeed made out of aluminum and tin foil is made out of tin.
We used tin often in art class in my youth and it was referred to as “tin foil” It had similar properties to the stuff you wrap your leftover pizza in but was thicker and stronger.
Also, the aluminum foil hat is not nearly as effective as tin foil hats against death rays, thought probes and cerebral jamming signals. Duh.
Note… the “circle around bomb craters” is front and center, and the alluvial flow at the bottom of the satellite pictures is at the far end of the picture.
Also, the “Biggest Crater I could find” is more than likely the “Sedan” test from the Plowshares program, as illustrated on the DOE page.
I see the black circles and it looks to me like they’ve been intentionally blacked out. Maybe the government is growing some experimental cannibis crop there or something and they don’t want people seeing it in the imagery and flocking to the area to do some harvesting. (there was a movie about that several years back…can’t remember the name.
I have been checking the google site images and I have a conjecture for the blacked out circles.
There you find an image of what appears to be a much older version of the circles. I conject that the blacked out circles are very recent bomb/missile target circles, blacked out to prevent the courious to be able to assess the accuracy of our newest munitions.
Judging from some of the older targets and the craters surrounding them, earlier bombs/missiles miss a lot.
Also, I think I might have found more Plowshares work. Here are two really big craters and a trench. I seem to recall Plowshares experemented with canal digging with nukes.
The black circles are not just “blacked out”. You can see something in them. link.
As manhattan mentioned earlier, they are probably sewage treatment and the thing you can see in a long pipe that sprays some fluid. . .see what CurtC wrote. The other circles are probably some kind of crop.
The “mosaic” look you refer to is because google’s maps are composed of a patchwork of satellite images, not all taken at the same time in the same light. Anywhere you look in America on Google maps has that look.
I had thought, and assumed that everyone else would also, that the circles appear almost black because they are really a fairly dark green crop, and the color just didn’t come out too well in the photo. Now that I read posts again, I see that people are asking why they’re black, thinking they can’t be crops. They still look like off-color crop photos to me. Am I wrong?
I just checked those crop circles in World Wind, and they appear balck with the NLT Landsat7 images, but the Community Landsat7 images show them as definitely green.
Now if you want to see a case of clear doctoring, take a look at the White House roof, and the roofs of the two adjacent buildings: