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By the look of the shape and couler its not a UFO its a weather ballon they go ta a altatude of 32,000,00

i found one more..in the same zip code...looking in google earth...
go to
26 48' 03.91" N
80 07' 51" W
20 FT
i do not know what is that, however the picture day was more than one...

The low altitude stuff is usually aircraft (not sat) photos. Probably a water drop.

Just my luck! They take a picture of my place the one day I decide to try nude sunbathing . . .
Sorry. Couldn't resisit. ;)

S: who said "weather" ballon? there are all sorts of ballons up there. ps; they still use weather ballonns, just not as often.

Link to Falconi field image mentioned in my last post. (It's at the bottom, just to left of center.)

That's interesting. I think there is an "unedited" blow up of the capital hanging on the wall here at work at what I think is the same resolution. Since we built the spacecraft, perhaps there was some leeway.

It's a collapsing Hellmouth ala Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Calvin: Yep. Falconi Field, the home of the Washington Wild Things baseball team in Washington PA, is entering its 4th season of operation. Last I checked, Google's satellite photo showed unpaved dirt where the parking lot now is.

Try zooming in on Capitol Hill - the image is blanked out for security reasons. Or perhaps a space aliens convention was going on in the sky.

Do they still use weather balloons? C'mon with satellites and doppler and nexrad--I don't buy it.

Looks like the teardrop that fell in "The Passion of the Christ".

Hmmm... when I put in my home address, it pointed to the house a quarter mile down the road!

I'm afraid that none of you were supposed to see that.
Now, just look at this red light r-i-i-ght here...

Its the updraft caused by the gestures of the woman whose picture Jimmy A. posted here on Wednesday at:
http://www.jimmyakin.org/2005/05/photo_caption_1.h...

Not only are they not real-time, they're not recent. The housing development across the street from my house, which was constructed well over a year and a half ago, still shows as a farm field.

a ballon, seen from the top of course. I hate this flyer saucer stuff. absolutely hooey.

I'm a "condensation on (or near) the lens" guy myself....

I'm going to have to go with "flying ninja" as someone suggested on the googlewatching site. Everyone knows you can't see ninjas when they fly, so it makes sense they would be blurry on camera.

Well the satellite photos are limitted in resolution over the military bases in our area but critical infra-structure like power plants, you can zoom right into. Great idea, google.

Has to be a hoax! The shadows in the photograph go from south to north (about midday?). The shadows in the "thing" go from south west to north east. Can anyone say photoshop? Can anyone say "Google employees have a sense of humor"?

To me it looks like another satellite in a slightly lower orbit coincidentally got between the camera and the ground as the picture was taken.
There are literally thousands of pieces of space junk in orbit up there, so I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often.
--arthur