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Friday, 5th January 2007 by Alex Turnbull
We’ve had UFOs and Water Droplets, but never before have we seen an Unidentified Flying Water Droplet! Even if this is just an area of land that Google hasn’t got the image for, then what happened? How did the satellite miss it? Is there some sort of anti-photography cloaking-device located here? Conspiracy! Conspiracy! Via Digg.
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