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Friday, March 04, 2005
Scary Situations Created by Nuclear Weapons
You might remember, a little while
back, they were talking about a dropped Hydrogen bomb someplace
down South -- Savannah, GA, 1958.
Well, we were doing a little relocation research for HQ when we came upon a fine product -- Keyhole.
Keyhole is a mapping and satelite imagery service and provides high definition views of a number of locations
around the world with resolution down to 1 meter.
We certainly would encourage you to take a look at Keyhole -- you can get a 7-day free trial, but after that, you've got to pay. The annual subscription seems well worth it to us . . .
Anyway, we came across a link from a Keyhole image that provided information on the possible location of the Savannah Broken Arrow. This website also provided details on a whole bunch more (the Savannah bomb is No. 12 on the list). We thought we'd pass it along to you before your big weekend blowout so you can, along with us, be amazed at humanity's astounding ability not to think about something.
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