Mystery Unicorn Rainbow Airplane in Valencia, Spain - At The Albufera Rice Fields! Matrix Glitch?
- 7 months ago
Please don't ask me how I found this mystery unicorn rainbow airplane right in the middle of the Albufera rice fields south of Valencia, Spain. Well, ok ... I'll tell you. Ever since the Covid-19 Lockdown here in Valencia I was daydreaming on going on a bike ride through the Albufera, have lunch at a classic Paella Restaurant and then top it off with a walk at the beach. I was in one of those daydreams again and I had the idea to maybe find a new Paella Restaurant we haven't been to. I opened up Google Maps and started to browse around until I came across this airplane.
I wasn't fully zoomed in and I thought maybe a plane landed / or crashed there. But then the closer I zoomed the more it became clear that the plane was just captured while flying by.
But there is still a mystery being solved. The thumbnail of the video was capturing the plane via Google Maps on maximum enlargement. The proportion gives away that the airplane must have been flown extremely low over the fields. Otherwise Google Maps would constantly capture planes like this at runways of airports. I looked at couple of busy airports and couldn't find a similar plan at the end of runways.
CORRECTION!
If you look at this map of the Airport in Frankfurt:
https://goo.gl/maps/xA2bkWqBp7QSWTHk8
There you can see an airplane actually taking off (confirming though that the airplane in Valencia must have flown extremely low). But the airplane I found here in Valencia is not taking off or landing - the Valencia Airport is roughly 13km away!
Also, why are the RGB layers of the plane delayed. If you look at the airplane taking off in Frankfurt, it's all crisp and sharp - considering an airplane's speed during takeoff is about 240–285 km/h! Was the plane in Valencia going much faster than that?
Last thing I noticed - you can also almost read the registration number of the plane. Maybe something like FC-JZF? Also look at the other wing, there is some kind of shape or something?!
I wanted to find out the date when this image was taken, to look if I can find the plane on a Flight Radar page. Apparently the same satellite images being used on Google Maps are being used on Google Earth but with a timestamp. But on Google Earth there is no airplane when I go to the exact same spot. I even downloaded the Google Pro Desktop App, still no airplane!
What's going on here?
Do I think I came across some kind of conspiracy theory or glitch in the Matrix? Probably not! But did I have fun to investigate a bit? FOR SURE, I'm easily entertained during the Covid-19 confinement! But one thing is for sure, I never found a stranger thing on Google Maps before!
Anyone can find out more? GO!
Here is the location of the plane on Google Maps:
https://goo.gl/maps/T88YEoxd4z2SBvxq7
And when I selected the plane as location I can share, Google Maps labeled it as IBERIA! How would they know?!!!!
Read all about Valencia on our Travel Blog:
https://valencia.for91days.com/
I wasn't fully zoomed in and I thought maybe a plane landed / or crashed there. But then the closer I zoomed the more it became clear that the plane was just captured while flying by.
But there is still a mystery being solved. The thumbnail of the video was capturing the plane via Google Maps on maximum enlargement. The proportion gives away that the airplane must have been flown extremely low over the fields. Otherwise Google Maps would constantly capture planes like this at runways of airports. I looked at couple of busy airports and couldn't find a similar plan at the end of runways.
CORRECTION!
If you look at this map of the Airport in Frankfurt:
https://goo.gl/maps/xA2bkWqBp7QSWTHk8
There you can see an airplane actually taking off (confirming though that the airplane in Valencia must have flown extremely low). But the airplane I found here in Valencia is not taking off or landing - the Valencia Airport is roughly 13km away!
Also, why are the RGB layers of the plane delayed. If you look at the airplane taking off in Frankfurt, it's all crisp and sharp - considering an airplane's speed during takeoff is about 240–285 km/h! Was the plane in Valencia going much faster than that?
Last thing I noticed - you can also almost read the registration number of the plane. Maybe something like FC-JZF? Also look at the other wing, there is some kind of shape or something?!
I wanted to find out the date when this image was taken, to look if I can find the plane on a Flight Radar page. Apparently the same satellite images being used on Google Maps are being used on Google Earth but with a timestamp. But on Google Earth there is no airplane when I go to the exact same spot. I even downloaded the Google Pro Desktop App, still no airplane!
What's going on here?
Do I think I came across some kind of conspiracy theory or glitch in the Matrix? Probably not! But did I have fun to investigate a bit? FOR SURE, I'm easily entertained during the Covid-19 confinement! But one thing is for sure, I never found a stranger thing on Google Maps before!
Anyone can find out more? GO!
Here is the location of the plane on Google Maps:
https://goo.gl/maps/T88YEoxd4z2SBvxq7
And when I selected the plane as location I can share, Google Maps labeled it as IBERIA! How would they know?!!!!
Read all about Valencia on our Travel Blog:
https://valencia.for91days.com/