Looks like the cast shadow from a disk but is just a white patch next to a dark patch.
it looks exactly like a weather balloon.
are you bringing up off topic ufos to examine shadows or aerial photography glitches? if so you should state that and embed photos.
wow. thats much more clear than Google. never would have thought to use Bing Maps... good info!
If north is up in the photo and this object is north of the Tropic of Cancer wouldn’t a shadow have to be to the north of the object?
Actually, a shadow could be to the southwest during the summer and early morning hours. But the shadows would be longer so still seems unlikely to be a shadow.
Bing Maps: https://www.bing.com/maps?osid=66db...16.472473&lvl=19&style=a&v=2&sV=2&form=S00027
Looks like a random bright patch on the ground to me.
Yeah, Bing has surprisingly high quality aerial coverage in certain regions. Arcgis.com is another place where you might find something although their imagery tends to be identical to Bing's over vast stretches.
Reminds me of when people thought they were seeing a face on Mars in the infamous Viking image until better pictures came along that showed it was only an illusion created by illumination angle and general shoddiness of the original shot.
