Adventures in acquiring satellite imagery

The longest amount of time any area in the continental United States has gone without an update on Google Earth has been 8 years. From 2008 to 2016, a series of dry lake beds in Southwestern Nevada located in the Tonopah Test Range was a blind spot from the all-seeing corporate monolith continuously mapping the Earth. So we bought a satellite image ourselves. We would like to invite you to view image #103001000EBC3C00 yourself. Or — since the image is for internal use only — you can look at a painting of the image online.

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