ShadowsStrange how the surrounding ground is completely cleared off once the monolith is there.
It was assembled on site. Interior structure drilled into the rock with SS panels riveted to the gussets...If anything, shadows are longer (and thus more distinct) in the second image. So who owns the land there? It's south and east of the Canyonlands Nat Park boundary. I assume it's BLM land. Highly doubt it's private property. If it's government land, is it OK to bring in motorized vehicles, clear off brush, dig a huge post hole, drop the monolith into cement, and smooth the soil over the top again? It has to be dug at least 2 feet into the ground to withstand wind, and in the video from the news article, the Utah State Employees climbed up to look at the top of it without tipping it over. I can't imagine it's totally hollow, and even if it's titanium, it must weigh at the very least a couple hundred pounds. This monolith sure wasn't carried in by some backpackers or on horseback, and that box canyon floor sure wasn't cleared out by hand rakes and hoes. I'm sure there are other questions I've not thought of....
How in the world did you find it/know where to look? Very impressed.I found it :
38.34307872356567, -109.66618517487495
You can see the thing on google earth
and it wasn't on the map Aug 2015...it came sometime after that
and before Oct 2016
Flight path of the helicopter gave it away. You can see where it landed and then just a bit of snooping in the area via google map looking for an unnatural shadow and badda bing...How in the world did you find it/know where to look? Very impressed.
It's triangular, that brings a whole new level of creep. What do your GPS units do when you first turn them on, they triangulate your position. This is clearly the "mother" triangulator and earth is now being tracked. It's only a matter of time now peeps, only a matter a time.If you look at this situation monolithically, it was obviously aliens.