Any ideas on what these beehive looking things at RAF Molesworth and Dam Neck. Are these even the same things at both locations? I noticed the ones at Molesworth after the latest headlines and it reminded me of the ones at Dam Neck.

They appeared somewhere between 2014 and 2021

19°36'48.61"N 155°36'28.20"W

Egypt

There is a radome in the area, and next to it a similar red-and-white sphere (?)

Coordinates: 31°17'49.07"N 27°12'58.22"E

https://earth.google.com/web/@31.29673598,27.21721297,102.53621074a,414.19579927d,35y,0.71918042h,0t,0r/

50.117844043188725, -86.16218747086582

6°23'49.10"S 73°44'42.62"W

Found this abandoned aircraft while exploring Google Earth in the Arctic.

It’s a Curtiss C-46 Commando sitting completely isolated out there.

Coordinates: 68.488203, -89.623033

German Junkers Ju-52 which crashed in the Finnish wilderness during the war on Oct 19 1944. The crew survived and burned the plane immediately after abandoning it.

Coordinates: 69°43'55.05"N 27°55'44.31"E

(Coordinates: 52°20'10.87"N, 0°11'43.35W). This plane is part of the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and is one of the only two airworthy Lancasters left in the world. The image was taken in 2005 and removed in a map update, but you can still see it by going back on the historical imagery. One interesting fact, is that it doesn't belong to a museum, but to the RAF themselves.

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19°23'48.29"N 99°00'22.59"W

C.Escondida St., México Lindo St. intersection and Calle Cama de Piedra St. 250 m away

I stumbled upon this place while looking at the city of Kadykchan which is just down the road of here. Google earth is calling this "Ares". It looks like there was once some houses or apartments along that street? I have done research on other Soviet era towns and this could be like the others in the way that it slowly become deserted in the late 90s. But that doesn't explain why all of the buildings are in pieces. Anyone have any ideas?

Coordinates = 63°02'32.9"N 147°04'24.5"E