16°54'08.61"N 21°46'27.71"E
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guelta\_d%27Archei
To be fair, they could be horses, buffalo, or even seals with this resolution. Honestly, I think they look like fleas.
Fish shaped floating island thing 38°02'05.51"N 127°57'54.20"E
Flower shaped solar farm array 38°01'00.05"N 127°56'23.98"E
10°42'46.71"N 107°56'49.07"E
34°21'05.57"N 107°14'41.13"E
19°58'36.96"N 76°30'31.72"E
Pretty sure it's the same event shown here, video length 10:19 - https://youtu.be/UufMqwyO7pY?si=Krh2K4Ng73RdtfAR
And a longer version, video length 55:24 - https://youtu.be/CJ5PhjFYRSo?si=mnZ\_vIz8DZU5DEIW
Or a much shorter one with video length 0:32 - https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2026/7/27/aje-onl-nf\_massive-iceberg-capsizes-off-the-coast-of-greenland-260726
56°07'29.29"N 10°13'07.36"E
https://www.visitaarhus.com/aarhus-region/plan-your-trip/the-infinite-bridge-gdk1092521
42°55'18.77"N 76°50'45.09"W
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seneca\_Meadows\_Landfill
... and why is it (the landfill) so close to the town?
47°42'36.89"N 122°32'03.14"W
Why is there a barge sitting to the north of Bainbridge Island? There's a (one) bridge and a frequent ferry to connect people and vehicles to the mainland. Is it just there in case it's needed?
32°49'15.49"N 116°15'52.95"E
This first batch (there will be more), is at Yingshang County.
Even saying that China is super serious about solar energy sounds like an understatement.
41°40'31.49"S 72°59'41.38"W
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25°13'37.28"N 51°00'53.32"E
It's so square.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Kharsaah\_Solar\_Power\_Plant
15°09'39.45"N 117°46'02.83"E
The shoal has many names because it's in a disputed area within the South China Sea. Its English language (I didn't check the other languages) Wikipedia page is titled as "Scarborough Shoal", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarborough\_Shoal, it is also called Panatag Shoal in Filipino, Huangyan Island in Mandarin Chinese and other names. At least the coordinates are stable in this case.
8°42'57.18"N 83°53'13.07"W