Hello! An anecdote: I was one of the first employees for the first ridesharing app: Sidecar. We used an SQL database to house our tracking information on drivers and riders. Every once in a while the database would throw an error, and instead of the driver car icon showing up on a normal street in San Francisco, it would appear to be located out in the ocean off the coast of Africa. Lat/Long error.
It was not an orb like this, but when I went to boarding school on an island in Norway, there was a random MacDonalds location in the middle of the sea just outside the island. And we all used to joke it was the crusty crab. Unfortunately, whatever bug that was has now been fixed. Fond memories though.
Every time I had to be somewhere, either for an interview, an appointment, a meet-up or on the way to a new store, I would use street-view beforehand and basically walk myself through it. The ability to see my path and how my destination would look like in the first-person has helped me arrive at places efficiently so many times and it's understated how much more difficult that would be going in blind.
feels like someone SHOULD make a game or something based on these. If you enter one of the orb spaces, you can teleport through a nexus into one of the others in that cluster. The clusters in Google Maps are a way to record the clusters for those who know how to use them
Before getting to the end of the vid, what this reminds me of is how the insides of buildings in video games are sometimes held out of bounds or in weird spaces in general. Since the Tour Companies maybe didn't want people just clicking on the buildings from street view itself(or that didn't work right) they put them "out of bounds" in a relatively remote location that they could link to from their websites. Though I can't explain why they're clustered around that photo of the ocean. Also makes me think of the likes of Welsh Mythology, where the Otherworld of Annwn was said to be entered beneath the waves.
I've discovered this before! One of my favorite activities on Google Earth used to be clicking on random places on the earth to see random parts of the world. Eventually I accidently clicked on the ocean, and low and behold was a photo sphere of Curiosity on Mars. This led me down a whole rabbit hole of clicking on random spots in the ocean in hopes of finding some cool place. I remember there was one of an office space that just KEPT popping up. I think I counted like 5 of those, all of the exact same empty office. Hope this mystery is solved.
The virtual tour companies are placing the photo spheres in the middle of the ocean and random places so they can host their own photosphere for a client or their portfolio on Google. By copying the link of the photosphere in those coordinates they can for example share it by email or embed it to pages and they don't need to pay for hosting the interactive 3d photosphere.
this makes less sense if analyzed, since photo spheres usually aren't very big in size and hosting a photosphere can be as simple as installing a free library and loading a file from a static page. also, it would be pretty difficult to coordinate the grid placements between multiple tour companies, just to point that out as well.
I like the way you think, but given how widespread it is (and the overarching structure of the locations) I think it's much more likely that this is the result of automated behavior
A bit of a fun fact of the warung madura part: it's an Indonesian in-joke on how small shops that sells basic necessities called "warung madura" can be practically found everywhere here in Indonesia and are basically open 24/7, and sometimes even in the harshest weather like floodings they'd still be open, so the joke's basically that a warung madura in the middle of Antarctica would be out of the blue but no longer surprising for them
I once found my own little personal horror story on google street view. Was bored in school and was dropping into a bunch of places at random. Found this like, trail wooden patio thing looking over a giant forest. Looked pretty neat and all, but In the shadow of the wooden structure, you could see the outline of a noose. Wish I remember where the crap that was. Far as I can tell no one else has seen it, or maybe I just haven't looked far enough. I can still picture it vividly.
I believe u, once in school i found a spot in Antarctica. It was an old and creepy shed, and we could look inside, where there were tiny blood stains on a mirror and on a mattress, and there was some tools on the wall in another room. It was really eerie.
My guess is the reason they are clustered on a grid pattern in the ocean is because people at Google deliberately designated empty areas as fall back locations for if the location data, say, gets corrupted. It would be better to have a business appear randomly in the ocean than randomly in a busy city where it could confuse people.
My gut reaction is that this is just people dropping their orbs in a random location to test it before putting a real one up in the correct location. And businesses that communicate would likely use similar spots or methods.
Although these orbs are definitely just bugs in Google Maps/Earth, there's this ominous feeling to it that I just love. It's like looking at places in a parallel universe.
Dude you are so underrated! Your videos are always high quality and every video you’ve made has ALWAYS had me interested in something I didn’t even know existed lol! Especially this one! Maybe this minor inconvenience will be fixed soon! But I hope it isn’t because it’s really funny how people are so invested in this! Keep going man!
LOVED the video, this was a great find. one friendly suggestion. around 5:00, you insert an anecdote about the witcher portals. ig a large portion of your audience understands that, but I don't - so a few sentences of context might add to the flow of the video. but idk. keep it up man!
1:45 There was once supposedly an island there, and since vanished. It appeared on old maps and Portuguese writings. And yeah, supposedly there are shoals there. And reefs. Which is even weirder...
when my brother discovered these in the middle of the ocean he thought it was the backrooms and i had to reassure him over and over again that the backrooms aren't real
Surprised Google doesn't have someone tasked with removing these. Isn't there a way to report them? For example, this could adversely affect AI learning.
it's a bit strange that you can easily upload a fake or misplaced photo sphere, but when I submit an update for a section of road in my area that is missing from google maps, it takes them 3 months to review
Some people in the comments already suggested a lat/long issue. I have never added a 3D point like that in Maps, so idk how it works now or in the past. However, i have worked with loads of topographic maps and files and till then had NO idea how many different coordinate systems are used worldwide. I just checked out of curiosity and..... "There are hundreds of coordinate systems worldwide, with over 4,000 documented in the EPSG Geodetic Parameter Registry." So I dare to assume that something went wrong there, especially if one would have to manually insert the coordinates.
Well shoot, it looks like you discovered our _extreme_ off-grid community. Long story short, I belong to a community of people who were dissatisfied with the hustle and bustle of modern life and decided to move somewhere that no one else would find us: the middle of the ocean. We packed up our stuff, entire houses and even streets, businesses and restaurants, then placed them on top of large floating platforms anchored to the sea floor. How in the hell Google got there though, that's what I want to know. Now, delete this video and never speak of this again.
unrelated to the video but i just wanted to say you're easily one of my favorite creators!! i'm always so excited to sit down and watch your newest upload :-D criminally underrated imo
11:41 I would venture a guess that most of these places are linking directly to the photosphere from at least one or multiple other places (or embedding it into their pages), and thus just aren't aware that they're missing out on the additional views they'd be getting if it were also accessible via its geographical location. They got some message telling them it was successfully added to Maps/Places/Earth, and never went to double check it themselves. They don't necessarily seem like the most tech-oriented businesses/people (albeit from the admittedly minute sample I saw...) so I think it's plausible enough. We also have no way of knowing how many people/businesses DID notice the issue with their uploads, and managed to fix it -- hence removing themselves from our consideration. We're self-selecting for the ones who don't realize anything went wrong
Me and my friend were playing around with google earth in class and we came across these. We really just laughed about it, but when I look back at it now, I realised it's kinda creepy. We came across places like a light section in a warehouse which felt liminal, and an empty and creepy kindergarten. We even found a cave that looked ancient.
ive noticed something kinda similar about a month ago, there are several orbs mostly in the democratic republic of the congo of random locations taken outside of africa with some cursed image photoshopped somewhere within the sphere. unlike the bug though it seems to be just some random troll (this is further supported by how some of the captures i had screenshotted seem to have been removed from google maps lol)
I originally thought that the Slovak hotel was that it's just s single "runaway" 3D frame that got teleported to the Atlantic, but no - it's the entire place is mapped in 1:1 scale. Weird
I remember finding a random orb next a small island in Hawaii and it had a broken back rooms looking place and another was like a bathroom. When I checked them again I couldn’t click on them.
the orbs are placeholders. Somewhere that is "empty" so content can be made that won't interfere with actual existing places on land... It's like a notebook or collection of post it notes. Once made and shown to prospective customers they are just disregarded and forgotten. It's done like that to be "untraceable", so those who maybe turn down these companies offers (interior designers, architects, etc) can't just then use Google maps to find the location and maybe undercut, or just cause hassle... Creating viewable environments like this is pretty easy. It can impress prospective customers, who think that it has been made with huge expensive software by highly knowledgeable technicians. To them the whole thing look legit, professional and flashy No big conspiracy. Sorry
That the individual collections of orbs appear to be distributed on a large evenly spaced grid seems like something that would happen due to numeric rounding. But, obviously, nobody would want geographic coordinates to ever be rounded. Maybe it has something to do with how the cameras are generating their exif data, especially if the camera is not seeing GPS data for some reason. It could all be down to one model of a 360 degree camera that has some weird exif or GPS bug.
a suggestion to you and my understanding is that LOAB/AI despite being a bit of an older story; maybe it would be something up your alley? I think you have a great ability for storytelling especially in terms of stuff that covers horror/mystery. I LOVE your videos and am a big fan. much love farrell !!
Another commenter just reminded me -- on the DoorDash drivers' app (and I'm pretty sure I recall it happening on other similar gig work apps, like Uber Eats and Instacart, which use the Maps API for the built-in map & navigation, as well) sometimes it will just randomly think I'm in the middle of rural China! And then I have to restart the app or even my phone before it 'remembers' where I really am and can actually get orders... The first couple of times it happened I was worried for a second that maybe my phone had been hacked or something 😆 but it definitely seems like it could be a wider issue affecting Maps generally -- maybe the photospheres were just the tip of the iceberg 🤔
Maybe the places in the middle of the ocean like houses or hotels have a link on their site that just shows the place off and the location is seperately shown somewhere on the site?
place holder spot like a skybox in a video game. though, if you dont play much video games it IS strange. Skyboxes in games have to PHYSCIALLY by in the map somewhere. Same thing.
Hmm, maybe thier companies are listed as off shore companies? But, I used to lose all sorts of stuff on the secondlife grid all the time, in the ground in the sky, stuck inside a wall. lol
I don't think it's a misplacement, cause the orb cluster you talked about actually had tons of house layouts in it, just use the street view like your walking around a house, i literally just walked around one. Most likely a floating point error.l
Yeah I seen a UA-cam video where they said that Backrooms level 0 is in Nara Japan at the abandoned dream land amusement park but dream land has been demolished
I think it's possible they're just dropping them in the ocean so they can see if the picture looks correct before they upload it to the correct location
i think i saw the same thing! it was some polish forest with the girl from the ring photoshopped in it. there were a lot of weird captures just like that across the country (democratic republic of the congo* by the way, i hate to have to correct) i think its just some troll though, as the captures i found a month ago seem to be gone now, but are replaced with a few new ones
Isn't it possible that these are duplicates? i.e. They exist in their proper locations, wherever that may be, but also have dupliate data placing them in the middle of the Atlantc?
Did you check to see if any of the ocean orbs aren’t also in the correct place? Maybe that companies did correct them but just didn’t go and delete the ocean orb..
PhotoSphere, not "3d photo warp" or "orbs" :) PhotoSpheres are not 3d and have nothing to do with 3d, they're just 360 degree photos. 8:08 Loads of people!
maybe the contract ended or they hit a problem and said might as well throw the 3D scan in some random place which in this case is in the middle of ocean?
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Hello!
An anecdote: I was one of the first employees for the first ridesharing app: Sidecar. We used an SQL database to house our tracking information on drivers and riders.
Every once in a while the database would throw an error, and instead of the driver car icon showing up on a normal street in San Francisco, it would appear to be located out in the ocean off the coast of Africa. Lat/Long error.
Interesting, maybe something similar is happening here.
@farrellmcguire That's my first suspicion, yeah
That spot in particular might be google's (0,0) as it were, since during the Dragon Quest/Warrior April Fools that's where the Dragonlord was hidden
null island
@@Max_Ohm That would also explain the "grid"
It was not an orb like this, but when I went to boarding school on an island in Norway, there was a random MacDonalds location in the middle of the sea just outside the island. And we all used to joke it was the crusty crab. Unfortunately, whatever bug that was has now been fixed. Fond memories though.
Like that Simpsons episode with the krusty burger oil rig thing
Every time I had to be somewhere, either for an interview, an appointment, a meet-up or on the way to a new store, I would use street-view beforehand and basically walk myself through it. The ability to see my path and how my destination would look like in the first-person has helped me arrive at places efficiently so many times and it's understated how much more difficult that would be going in blind.
My immediate thought when I saw a lot of them clustered around a single area was "floating-point error"
Well they definitely are floating points made in error. 😂
A coder's primal instinct.
bravo for this
One time I remember clicking on a photo sphere in a giant city in India and it brought me to a random curtain shop in Germany
How was the virtual plane trip from India to Germany
at least you could look at some curtains
Did the curtains match the drapes?
feels like someone SHOULD make a game or something based on these. If you enter one of the orb spaces, you can teleport through a nexus into one of the others in that cluster. The clusters in Google Maps are a way to record the clusters for those who know how to use them
yume nikki but street view
Before getting to the end of the vid, what this reminds me of is how the insides of buildings in video games are sometimes held out of bounds or in weird spaces in general. Since the Tour Companies maybe didn't want people just clicking on the buildings from street view itself(or that didn't work right) they put them "out of bounds" in a relatively remote location that they could link to from their websites. Though I can't explain why they're clustered around that photo of the ocean.
Also makes me think of the likes of Welsh Mythology, where the Otherworld of Annwn was said to be entered beneath the waves.
12:30 yo thank you that is my cat! tbh I made the shitpost because I was bored lol. I will post a update one here in my community tab
Lmao that’s crazy
@@farrellmcguirelol
your cat is very very very adorable
Cat forever saved in the net
I've discovered this before! One of my favorite activities on Google Earth used to be clicking on random places on the earth to see random parts of the world. Eventually I accidently clicked on the ocean, and low and behold was a photo sphere of Curiosity on Mars. This led me down a whole rabbit hole of clicking on random spots in the ocean in hopes of finding some cool place. I remember there was one of an office space that just KEPT popping up. I think I counted like 5 of those, all of the exact same empty office. Hope this mystery is solved.
The virtual tour companies are placing the photo spheres in the middle of the ocean and random places so they can host their own photosphere for a client or their portfolio on Google. By copying the link of the photosphere in those coordinates they can for example share it by email or embed it to pages and they don't need to pay for hosting the interactive 3d photosphere.
Yess that was my first thought
That actually makes sense ngl
this makes less sense if analyzed, since photo spheres usually aren't very big in size and hosting a photosphere can be as simple as installing a free library and loading a file from a static page.
also, it would be pretty difficult to coordinate the grid placements between multiple tour companies, just to point that out as well.
I like the way you think, but given how widespread it is (and the overarching structure of the locations) I think it's much more likely that this is the result of automated behavior
Thanks for sharing. I will do this for my business as well 😅 Bring me more ideas. I'm all ears
A bit of a fun fact of the warung madura part: it's an Indonesian in-joke on how small shops that sells basic necessities called "warung madura" can be practically found everywhere here in Indonesia and are basically open 24/7, and sometimes even in the harshest weather like floodings they'd still be open, so the joke's basically that a warung madura in the middle of Antarctica would be out of the blue but no longer surprising for them
I once found my own little personal horror story on google street view. Was bored in school and was dropping into a bunch of places at random. Found this like, trail wooden patio thing looking over a giant forest. Looked pretty neat and all, but In the shadow of the wooden structure, you could see the outline of a noose. Wish I remember where the crap that was. Far as I can tell no one else has seen it, or maybe I just haven't looked far enough. I can still picture it vividly.
I believe u, once in school i found a spot in Antarctica. It was an old and creepy shed, and we could look inside, where there were tiny blood stains on a mirror and on a mattress, and there was some tools on the wall in another room. It was really eerie.
My guess is the reason they are clustered on a grid pattern in the ocean is because people at Google deliberately designated empty areas as fall back locations for if the location data, say, gets corrupted. It would be better to have a business appear randomly in the ocean than randomly in a busy city where it could confuse people.
Did not expect to see that restaurant from old Québec, salutation de Montréal !
My gut reaction is that this is just people dropping their orbs in a random location to test it before putting a real one up in the correct location. And businesses that communicate would likely use similar spots or methods.
I work in education and one of my tactics for teaching geography is virtual "field trips." I've come across several of these random orbs.
I see a few of these when I check out islands. Sometimes certain bodies of water are of higher quality than other pics.
I do have another strange location I know on Google Maps. Type 'islas de san benito' and make sure you're in satellite mode
Although these orbs are definitely just bugs in Google Maps/Earth, there's this ominous feeling to it that I just love. It's like looking at places in a parallel universe.
Dude you are so underrated! Your videos are always high quality and every video you’ve made has ALWAYS had me interested in something I didn’t even know existed lol! Especially this one! Maybe this minor inconvenience will be fixed soon! But I hope it isn’t because it’s really funny how people are so invested in this! Keep going man!
Nah, you're wrong. It's clearly Atlantis!
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LOVED the video, this was a great find.
one friendly suggestion. around 5:00, you insert an anecdote about the witcher portals. ig a large portion of your audience understands that, but I don't - so a few sentences of context might add to the flow of the video. but idk. keep it up man!
1:45
There was once supposedly an island there, and since vanished.
It appeared on old maps and Portuguese writings.
And yeah, supposedly there are shoals there. And reefs.
Which is even weirder...
when my brother discovered these in the middle of the ocean he thought it was the backrooms and i had to reassure him over and over again that the backrooms aren't real
7:19 as a Czech, the way you've said "CZ" hurts
Seeeeeezeeeeeeee
whats a zech
This feels like a video that would show up as one from 2 - 4 years ago. Surprised to see its only 17 hours ago
There are prisons in North Korea with five star reviews
Surprised Google doesn't have someone tasked with removing these. Isn't there a way to report them? For example, this could adversely affect AI learning.
Reporting them would make Google flag them as fictitious, but leave them in so everyone else's AIs get confused.
I don't know why this video made me so happy but it DID AND I THANK YOU! I laughed out loud a few times and really needed it today.
I love your videos. Whenever I see you I think of the song "Play that funky music whiiiittteeee boooooyyyy." Keep up the good work, Farrell!
it's a bit strange that you can easily upload a fake or misplaced photo sphere, but when I submit an update for a section of road in my area that is missing from google maps, it takes them 3 months to review
Some people in the comments already suggested a lat/long issue. I have never added a 3D point like that in Maps, so idk how it works now or in the past. However, i have worked with loads of topographic maps and files and till then had NO idea how many different coordinate systems are used worldwide. I just checked out of curiosity and.....
"There are hundreds of coordinate systems worldwide, with over 4,000 documented in the EPSG Geodetic Parameter Registry."
So I dare to assume that something went wrong there, especially if one would have to manually insert the coordinates.
I found out about these like a month ago and I have been obsessed with these photos in the middle of nowhere
Well shoot, it looks like you discovered our _extreme_ off-grid community. Long story short, I belong to a community of people who were dissatisfied with the hustle and bustle of modern life and decided to move somewhere that no one else would find us: the middle of the ocean. We packed up our stuff, entire houses and even streets, businesses and restaurants, then placed them on top of large floating platforms anchored to the sea floor. How in the hell Google got there though, that's what I want to know. Now, delete this video and never speak of this again.
They are in your walls
XD
@@heleakedallovertheplace carbon monoxide :(
unrelated to the video but i just wanted to say you're easily one of my favorite creators!! i'm always so excited to sit down and watch your newest upload :-D criminally underrated imo
11:41 I would venture a guess that most of these places are linking directly to the photosphere from at least one or multiple other places (or embedding it into their pages), and thus just aren't aware that they're missing out on the additional views they'd be getting if it were also accessible via its geographical location. They got some message telling them it was successfully added to Maps/Places/Earth, and never went to double check it themselves. They don't necessarily seem like the most tech-oriented businesses/people (albeit from the admittedly minute sample I saw...) so I think it's plausible enough.
We also have no way of knowing how many people/businesses DID notice the issue with their uploads, and managed to fix it -- hence removing themselves from our consideration. We're self-selecting for the ones who don't realize anything went wrong
I remember going to north korea on street view and there was a 360deg pov of a guy running up a mountain on the run
That made me cackle.
10:43 Labrador spotted in the wild :)
I've come across this stuff so much! I see a lot of misplaced orbs from 'Fine Art Brasil' in particular
😅 perhaps it’s folded space … someone should crunch the available numbers 🗿🗺️🗿who knows what we could uncover. Giggle-Maps 🤭
Thanks, Jared Fogle. Great video as always
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Me and my friend were playing around with google earth in class and we came across these. We really just laughed about it, but when I look back at it now, I realised it's kinda creepy. We came across places like a light section in a warehouse which felt liminal, and an empty and creepy kindergarten. We even found a cave that looked ancient.
oh good, I'm not the only person who will just randomly go looking around google maps
We need a club
ive noticed something kinda similar about a month ago, there are several orbs mostly in the democratic republic of the congo of random locations taken outside of africa with some cursed image photoshopped somewhere within the sphere. unlike the bug though it seems to be just some random troll (this is further supported by how some of the captures i had screenshotted seem to have been removed from google maps lol)
I originally thought that the Slovak hotel was that it's just s single "runaway" 3D frame that got teleported to the Atlantic, but no - it's the entire place is mapped in 1:1 scale. Weird
I remember finding a random orb next a small island in Hawaii and it had a broken back rooms looking place and another was like a bathroom. When I checked them again I couldn’t click on them.
the orbs are placeholders. Somewhere that is "empty" so content can be made that won't interfere with actual existing places on land... It's like a notebook or collection of post it notes. Once made and shown to prospective customers they are just disregarded and forgotten. It's done like that to be "untraceable", so those who maybe turn down these companies offers (interior designers, architects, etc) can't just then use Google maps to find the location and maybe undercut, or just cause hassle... Creating viewable environments like this is pretty easy. It can impress prospective customers, who think that it has been made with huge expensive software by highly knowledgeable technicians. To them the whole thing look legit, professional and flashy No big conspiracy. Sorry
I've absolutely stumbled across one of these in the middle of a lake somewhere in the Midwest like Kansas or Oklahoma
That the individual collections of orbs appear to be distributed on a large evenly spaced grid seems like something that would happen due to numeric rounding.
But, obviously, nobody would want geographic coordinates to ever be rounded. Maybe it has something to do with how the cameras are generating their exif data,
especially if the camera is not seeing GPS data for some reason. It could all be down to one model of a 360 degree camera that has some weird exif or GPS bug.
I really enjoy your content. Always excited to see a new Farrell vid in my feed!
PS: very stoked for your next album, can't wait!
Great video Farrell
you are my favorite youtuber currently
a suggestion to you and my understanding is that LOAB/AI despite being a bit of an older story; maybe it would be something up your alley? I think you have a great ability for storytelling especially in terms of stuff that covers horror/mystery. I LOVE your videos and am a big fan. much love farrell !!
I did find a weird street view in this remote island North of Siberia. It was just the inside of some random guy's house. I'm guessing it was a prank.
UA-camrs "investigating a mystery" when the mystery is just people fucking around lol
Another commenter just reminded me -- on the DoorDash drivers' app (and I'm pretty sure I recall it happening on other similar gig work apps, like Uber Eats and Instacart, which use the Maps API for the built-in map & navigation, as well) sometimes it will just randomly think I'm in the middle of rural China! And then I have to restart the app or even my phone before it 'remembers' where I really am and can actually get orders...
The first couple of times it happened I was worried for a second that maybe my phone had been hacked or something 😆 but it definitely seems like it could be a wider issue affecting Maps generally -- maybe the photospheres were just the tip of the iceberg 🤔
People are just messing around on the internet doing weird sht. OCCAM'S RAZOR
Maybe the places in the middle of the ocean like houses or hotels have a link on their site that just shows the place off and the location is seperately shown somewhere on the site?
one time i clicked one and it actually showed me a photo from a diver there, pretty cool
There is a place called skibidi Mog Battle on Google Maps and it was removed, I think it was found on one of the Marshall Islands but I’m not sure.
sounds like some strange glitch with street view that messes up the lat/long coords and places them randomly in a grid
always a great day whenever farrell uploads ^_^
@ go away
If you look in the street view for castaways on the island you can see people in the reflection in the window so take that
The Boss Katana enhanced my experience of this video(I love my Mini and Go)
Clearly it's an offshore tax avoidance scam... 🤪
place holder spot like a skybox in a video game. though, if you dont play much video games it IS strange. Skyboxes in games have to PHYSCIALLY by in the map somewhere. Same thing.
Hmm, maybe thier companies are listed as off shore companies? But, I used to lose all sorts of stuff on the secondlife grid all the time, in the ground in the sky, stuck inside a wall. lol
I found the same funiture store twice, once in the atlantic onean and once in the indian ocean
wait until you find out about thevunknown ships traveling across antarctica , comming from kiribati and christmas island
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I don't think it's a misplacement, cause the orb cluster you talked about actually had tons of house layouts in it, just use the street view like your walking around a house, i literally just walked around one. Most likely a floating point error.l
Azores mentioned 🤯🤯🤯
no but genuinely I've wondered about this for so long bro
Yeah I seen a UA-cam video where they said that Backrooms level 0 is in Nara Japan at the abandoned dream land amusement park but dream land has been demolished
Funfact: warung maduras (yes there is multiple of them) always open 24/7
Ah the old days of the internet, the golden age, before the dark times
I think it's possible they're just dropping them in the ocean so they can see if the picture looks correct before they upload it to the correct location
the single dot outside of vila de corvo in the Google Maps app shows an Ocean than This. but in Earth.its an restaurant.
Advise please - How do you get the 'orbs' to show up without hanging the yellow guy over somewhere?
Bro did NOT have to drop a Witcher 3 spoiler in the middle of the video
I wonder if they would put there to hold them for companies that didn’t end up paying for the service. Flaws with this theory though of course.
missed your videos, dude!
I wonder if any of the panorama businesses would be able to shed some light on this.
I know that barbeque shop, its in logan, queensland (just a guess, as I have seen a barbeque store like that there)
Wake up babe, new Farrell McGuire video dropped!
Well there is one in Antarctica where it shows an empty movie theatre with AR Sonic the hedgehog.
i've messed around on google maps before and it's funny lol
i don't have them, i can see random orbs in the ocean, yes, but nothing else near azor island that i looked at before
cool video, great style
oh fuck yes this is fucking amazing i love this shit
theres this one in the dominican republic of the congo i found some weird suburban neighborhood with this weird edited little girl image
i think i saw the same thing! it was some polish forest with the girl from the ring photoshopped in it. there were a lot of weird captures just like that across the country (democratic republic of the congo* by the way, i hate to have to correct)
i think its just some troll though, as the captures i found a month ago seem to be gone now, but are replaced with a few new ones
5:46 warung madura caknmad cik,otewe kesana dah
Could it be possible that the x and y values of the coordinates are swapped or they forgot a negative?
I tried this and found a lawn store in the middle of the atlantic ocean 😭
Isn't it possible that these are duplicates? i.e. They exist in their proper locations, wherever that may be, but also have dupliate data placing them in the middle of the Atlantc?
Did you check to see if any of the ocean orbs aren’t also in the correct place? Maybe that companies did correct them but just didn’t go and delete the ocean orb..
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PhotoSphere, not "3d photo warp" or "orbs" :) PhotoSpheres are not 3d and have nothing to do with 3d, they're just 360 degree photos.
8:08 Loads of people!
1:05 is the place from inside out 1
maybe the contract ended or they hit a problem and said might as well throw the 3D scan in some random place which in this case is in the middle of ocean?