Was curious about Boeing Everett factory and air field located at Boeing Everett Factory
https://maps.app.goo.gl/FsGsdR2WGevq7sER9
I did not see any aircraft on the ground on my smartphone ... But there are plenty stands and how in the world do the big aircraft roll out the large hangars without a big apron to the parking bays? Or is Google Map playing algorithmic mind games here?
If Google censors images of aircraft ... Is that due an ordnance or regulation?
Thanks.
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Re: No aircraft seen on Google Map images of Paine Field?
From the image section close to Boeing Delivery HL8387 (msn 66407) is seen at the boarding gate. So this image is before 1st week of April 2021. Where are the other aircraft in the entire field?
Re: No aircraft seen on Google Map images of Paine Field?
From the image section close to Boeing Delivery HL8387 (msn 66407) is seen at the boarding gate. So this image is before 1st week of April 2021. Where are the other aircraft in the entire field?
Re: No aircraft seen on Google Map images of Paine Field?
Google removes airplanes from google maps
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Re: No aircraft seen on Google Map images of Paine Field?
Wynnster8 wrote:Google removes airplanes from google maps
Why do people hate airplanes (and airlines) so much???
Re: No aircraft seen on Google Map images of Paine Field?
Wynnster8 wrote:Some naval bases are also pixeled out. Examples are the French bases at Brest and Toulon. When you zoom in, everything goes fuzzy.Google removes airplanes from google maps
Re: No aircraft seen on Google Map images of Paine Field?
Wynnster8 wrote:Google removes airplanes from google maps
Not just airplanes. They remove all moving objects.
This by comparing 2 photos shot at a different time. Objects that don't appear on both are filtered out.
So you'll see planes in long term storage, but not active ones.
Not all over the world, they do this where they can and have the imagery available.
You'll also notice that often there's no traffic at all on the roads in "cleaned" areas.
You can still see the original photos on Google Earth.
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