Ghost Plane in Desert

Northern Territory News ^ | January 30th, 2009 | GLENN MORRISON

[Oztrich Boy]

"Foster's. Australian for beer."

Actually it's Australian for Budweiser, not beer.

[FReepaholic]

Thanks doc.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Actually it's Australian for Budweiser, not beer.

In Ireland, it's not called Budweiser. They call it ButtWidener.

[armymarinemom]

Did you buy that one?

We didn't buy the house or the joke. It was a cute prank.

[SunkenCiv]

;’)

[Fred Nerks]

like looking for a needle in the proverbial haystack, but I found it...what-ever it is, it’s still there...

[tanknetter]

Probably those pesky teenagers with a bag of chalk.

During the B-29 raids on Japan in WWII the Japanese would draw chalk outlines of B-29s, seemingly trailing smoke from one or more engines, onto fields, then surround those fields with AAA batteries. Goal was to lure other B-29s down to provide assistance to their "stricken" comrade, then shoot them down.

[Don W]

Using the long and lat from your image, Microsoft’s Virtual Earth shows nothing there but scrub.

Admittedly, the resolution is poor, but something 120 feet long would show up.