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Weird things on Google Earth The advent of Googler Earth means we can see our world in an entirely new way - and there are some truly weird things out there. Nazi business. This peculiar building is the Coronado Naval Amphibious Base in San Diego. We don't think it was designed by Albert Speer. The US Navy says it is going to alter the building soon. See the Google map here. Google copped plenty of flak when one of its cars hit a small deer on a back country road in the US. Oprah Winfrey - the world's most powerful talkshow host - has it all so why not a cornfield maze? This one was created by a farmer in Arizona. See the Google map here This spectacular sight is the SS Jassim, a Bolivian cargo ferry, which ran aground and sunk on the Wingate Reef off the coast of Sudan in 2003. See the Google map here These suburban warriors were caught by a Google car practising their movies. See the Google map here. Is this a cruise missile? Photographed over the Utah desert, not far from test ranges, it could be, but the sceptics point out it has wings. See the Google map here. Do aliens use Firefox too? Well, no. This giant crop circle in oregon was created by students to celebrate the firm's 50 millionth download. See the Google map here. It looks like a face, but this amazing formation in Canada is entirely natural. Dubbed the Badlands Guardian, the "face" is actually a valley eroded into the clay. See the Google map here This blood-red lake in Baghdad sure looks sinister, with much fevered online speculation it really is blood, although it is more likely the result of pollution. See the Google map here These markings are a real mystery. Seen on air bases in the US and Britain, they could be landing pads for UFOs, though the authorities are adamant they are actually motorcycle training tracks. See the Google maps here Thousands of old miliary aircraft call the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in the Arizona desert home. The planes can sit for years until used for scrap. See the Google map here Atlantis? These lines seen on the bed of the Atlantic Ocean sparked excited and vigorous debate as to whether they were the ruins of the mythical city that was swallowed by the sea.See the Google maps here Of the millions of images Google snapped, it was inevitable at least one person would be snapped in an embarassing pose. The image of this guy, sleeping off a hard night in Victoria, has since been removed.