Will Google Earth expose Iranian nuclear sites?

Mon 28 September 2009 16:33, Editors

Google Maps and Google Earth have in the past years many times been the subjects of interesting findings. You can even find the Loch Ness Monster on Google Maps.

A Loch Ness Monster is no reason for international interference. A nuclear site in which nuclear arms are made however is. Last week in New York the UN discussed measures against Iran concerning possible development of nuclear arms. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad there said the site is for uranium enrichment.

The pictures below, shown on ZDNet, shows an underground Iranian uranium enrichment site. The pictures are made by the GeoEye-1 satellite which also provides the imagery of Google Maps and Google Earth. So let's start searching Google Maps for nuclear information!

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