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>>" It is very close to 0 degrees latitude, 0 degrees longitude." The 0 latitude could be relevant, but that the 0 longitude is in there is more an historical
by RobertoG 6y ago
>>" It is very close to 0 degrees latitude, 0 degrees longitude."
The 0 latitude could be relevant, but that the 0 longitude is in there is more an historical accident.
The shape of the African continent is also interesting there.
- throwaway316943 6y agoThere appears to be a mountain range that runs straight into the ocean there. Oddly right in the middle of the bite. I wonder what that area looked like when ocean levels were lower.
- xaedes 6y agoI think the 0 longitude most likely is accidental. Yet, here is another thing to think about: Zero longitude is the longitude of Greenwich, i.e. London, a significant city through the ages. Cities and towns, especially ones with old age, aren't positioned randomly but in geographical suitable locations: valleys, rivers, coast, etc. Since the position of London is not random, the 0 longitude isn't totally random as well. Still seeing no connection to this 26s pulse tho.
- CamperBob2 6y agoJust saying that software bugs tend to show up here. If the pulse was localized by cross-correlating data from lots of different stations worldwide, it could potentially be some kind of numerical artifact.