Giant Ancient Pyramid discovered in Europe ?!

[CmptrGk]

this is really quite a cool discovery. the interesting thing is that there are two smaller pyramid-like objects in the area. similar to the great pyramids in egypt.

[KenWittlief]

There are a bunch of videos popping up on internet news sites now - some of the footage (from a distance) sure looks like a pyramid.

[Ryan Dognaux]

Really some very cool stuff there.

After a quick search I found a webcam set up at the site - Here

[KenWittlief]

is that a real web cam? it looks like the image never changes?

[Ryan Dognaux]

Originally Posted by KenWittlief

is that a real web cam? it looks like the image never changes?

Can't be sure, I found it on a site that had many links to videos and images of the area.

[Tomasz Bania]

Originally Posted by Ryan Dognaux

Can't be sure, I found it on a site that had many links to videos and images of the area.

It's 1 image, as the link is .jpg

[KenWittlief]

Originally Posted by Tomasz Bania

It's 1 image, as the link is .jpg

and I sat looking at it for 3 minutes to see if the clouds moved! :cO

[Tomasz Bania]

Keep watching, maybe you'll start having illusions that the clouds ARE actually moving!

[anna~marie]

lol

I actually heard about that yesterday --- sooo cool!!!
Not to mention my two best friends are in Bosnia right now

[Katie Reynolds]

This is a pretty good site about the pyramid, too: http://www.bosnianpyramid.com/index_files/News.html

[negfrequency]

that is awesome. Maybe itll actually hint to us how they did the first ones, and then the alien theory will no longer apply. Then i wouldnt have to defend it in my history classes anymore

[sciencenerd]

Originally Posted by Tomasz Bania

It's 1 image, as the link is .jpg

Yes, the image is here. Although I wonder, I've never heard of it before, but is it possible to have a .jpg that continuously updated itself, maybe once every couple minutes, to display a new image uploaded from a webcam? It seems like it would be possible, and would certainly save bandwidth as opposed to a video stream.

[DonRotolo]

[quote=sciencenerd]Yes, the image is here.QUOTE]
At this moment, it's very early morning (read: Dark) there. Looks kinda too sunny for the middle of the night....

Don

[Tomasz Bania]

Originally Posted by sciencenerd

Yes, the image is here. Although I wonder, I've never heard of it before, but is it possible to have a .jpg that continuously updated itself, maybe once every couple minutes, to display a new image uploaded from a webcam? It seems like it would be possible, and would certainly save bandwidth as opposed to a video stream.

Yes, it is used quite often, but there is no refreshing on the page or in the page's HTML, therefore this cannot be true.

[quote=Don Rotolo]

Originally Posted by sciencenerd

Yes, the image is here.QUOTE]
At this moment, it's very early morning (read: Dark) there. Looks kinda too sunny for the middle of the night....

Don

The picture has not changed in the last two days, and I noticed this earlier too.

[JVGazeley]

This is the first I've heard of it and I'm on this side of the Pond!

*cross references it with BBC*

Yup... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4912040.stm