2020: A Utah Odyssey

[ovrszd]

The location has been all over the news today. Somebody or group of somebodies on Reddit claim credit for finding it.

Bruce's website findings on this forum are unmatched. He can even find and post a view of your place if you like?

 

[ovrszd]

That's a good link. It's an older article and as always this site dropped a zero but it happened in 1946, not 2014.
What I couldn't get from the article; did they ever figure out that it was a hoax, or is this 2006 article the first time that fact was made public?

I like that guy. He'd fit right in here.

 

[Diggin It]

It's even been indexed in the GE Search tool. Doesn't take much effort to find it.

 

[/pine]

That's a good link. It's an older article and as always this site dropped a zero but it happened in 1946, not 2014.
What I couldn't get from the article; did they ever figure out that it was a hoax, or is this 2006 article the first time that fact was made public?

Actually there are some discrepancies in this article... He was a good columnist but Klinkenberg got a few things wrong based on my memory and others that were around...somewhere I have some of the original newspaper clippings...

The way I recall it shortly after the tracks were left on Indian Rocks Beach (where I grew up) the perps actually confessed and showed off the casting they used to create the tracks...

 

[ovrszd]

It's even been indexed in the GE Search tool. Doesn't take much effort to find it.

DI, just let it go. Bruce's contributions to this website are exemplary. That's E, X, E, well you know the rest.....

 

[bcp]

No, I didn't find the monolith by searching. I found the link to the location at some place I don't remember now, a day or two ago.

The "secret" to effective search is to try as many different names as you can think for something, use Google translate and search for it in different languages, use different search engines, search for related things, and don't give up after a few minutes.

Bruce

 

[ovrszd]

No, I didn't find the monolith by searching. I found the link to the location at some place I don't remember now, a day or two ago.

The "secret" to effective search is to try as many different names as you can think for something, use Google translate and search for it in different languages, use different search engines, search for related things, and don't give up after a few minutes.

Bruce

That's my man!!!

 

[k0ua]

No, I didn't find the monolith by searching. I found the link to the location at some place I don't remember now, a day or two ago.

The "secret" to effective search is to try as many different names as you can think for something, use Google translate and search for it in different languages, use different search engines, search for related things, and don't give up after a few minutes.

Bruce

Strong the Google fu is in this one!

 

[Jstpssng]

And now it's gone!!!! :shocked:

Utah monolith: The mysterious silver monolith in the desert has disappeared

It's got to be extraterrestrial, there's no way that somebody from this planet could make it appear and disappear at will. :superman:

 

[Diggin It]

Likely scarfed for scrap which is partially why they didn't want the location revealed.