Google Maps shows a UFO crash on an island called Starbuck Island in the Pacific Ocean. The island is completely uninhabited. The Google image shows 4000 feet of skid marks and the UFO appears intact. I wonder if there are survivors?
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No problems! I definitely think it's an SOS. When they zoomed in it looks to be made from some kind of plant like seaweed. I wonder how they are surviving if indeed they are. The island is mostly covered with water.
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I went to Starbuck Island on Google maps and saw the squares, shown in the image below, on the island very close to the UFO. They are on the video above but they don't call attention to them. If this part of the island is underwater these squares may be a way to trap fish or lobster. This is only a guess but they are sure not natural.
It was mined for phosphorus. There was also a German signal tower (info from the German wiki), the remains of it could be that "crashed ufo". So this could be collapsed ruins and structures above or underground.
That's an eye-opening perspective! Thanks, Sinera. Phosphate is a particle that contains the mineral phosphorus. Phosphate is mined from build-up of animal/bird remains and excretia. There could have been millions of birds depositing there over many centuries! Especially if the atoll was ever once used by birds as a breeding ground.
So many questions rather than answers. I wish I could go there myself to investigate.
Here is a Nat Geo documentary of the island, showing walls from prior mining. It is entitled, "Stranded on Starbuck".
According to Wikipedia, it isn't completely barren. It has grasslands, herbs, feral cats, & rats.
According to Wikipedia, it isn't completely barren. It has grasslands, herbs, feral cats, & rats.
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From all of the research you guys have done it appears not to be a UFO at all but the remains of a mining village. Thanks everyone. You figured out this mystery. We have such smart people in our group.
SecureTeam are known hoaxers, so I'd be very careful regarding their information. It's amazing they're still around, seeing as they have been blacklisted by the genuine research community and the like. Hopefully they'll soon fade away and stop spreading their rubbish.