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Mysterious Structures in Gobi Desert

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Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Google Earth's latest satellite images show that there are many large, elusive architectural designs in China's Gobi Desert. These structures are distributed near the Jiuquan launch base of Chin's space program, and Ding xin military base. Google Maps recently discovered a number of strange structures in China's northwest Gobi Desert. These structures are mostly located in the junction of Xinjiang and Gansu Provinces, northwest of Dunhuang City, and north of Shule River. Two structures look like huge white lines of plan map with street without surroundings. Range in about 1.6 km long and 0.9 km wide. Between the two structures, there is a 4 ×4 square array of metal objects which is like a huge target. At a closer look it can be seen that the formations on the map are destroyed vehicles. One of the other two nearby structures, which are like runways, appears to be bright blue on the map. In the place close to Xinjiang, there is a circular area. There are some planes in the middle, surround by military vehicles and other objects, arranged in a few concentric circles. Another satellite image shows that there is a huge desert-like circle resembling the Eight Diagrams. Another photo shows rows of scattered wreckage of what looks like destroyed cars. Some of the structures are located in less than 160 km from the Jiuquan launch center of China's space projects. Others are about 643 km from the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Dingxin Air Force Base, which is 640 km from Lop Nur. What is the usage of the structures shown on these images? Back in 2008, Google Earth found in the junction of Xinjiang and Gansu provinces many mysterious facilities. Britain's "Jane's Defense Weekly" (JDW) compared these structures with those located in "Area 51," Nevada, US. JDW said that the circle-shaped objects look like missile testing range sites, used to record the effect of weapons. There are many facilities like this in Area 51, Nevada, US. In addition, on November 11, the Daily Telegraph reported that Google Maps published new images of Iran's nuclear facilities of Arak and Natanz. Compared with images from 2010, part of the construction of nuclear facilities and factories in Arak has been removed. But in its central location a new building has been built. Arak is the capital of Iran's central province. There is a heavy water reactor plant in the region. Iran claimed that this facility was used for the production of nuclear power. Natanz is in central Iran and it has uranium enrichment plant. These so-called nuclear facilities enclose a multi-layer of Iran's biggest defense system facilities. Not long ago, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) issued a 12-page report in Vienna, Austria. It revealed information that Iran has carried out the work of developing nuclear warheads. Moreover, there is evidence that Iran has engaged in "specialization on nuclear weapons" activities. Including the trial of associated components of nuclear weapons and testing. Some of these activities are likely still in progress. For China's great mystery pattern in Gobi, it is difficult to explain how these patterns are formed. Did they color the terrain, or drill in geological signs? Some experts speculate these structures may be missile test sites. NTD reporters Tang Rui and Guo Jing 《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/