Hi everyone again, this makes me goosebumps. I just installed Google Earth and found so many things amazing there. I look at so many places around the world including my birth place, Chiang Mai, Thailand. I look to my house roof then explored some more things by clicking the stare and orbit icon, called switch between sky and earth.

Now, I looked and zoom in so many stars. they are so amazing how we can zoom in so much. I saw some place around something called "silkworm nebula", you can search in the search box to see. Basically, it's like dark area that has something like veins that look scary already. then i zoom in more, i see sculls everywhere, heads, eyes nose/mouthes. it looks like faces everywhere.

If you want to try this, you have to search and down load the free version of Google earth. switch to sky mode, and search for "silkworm nebula". then zoom in a bit more and drag the mouse around. and then zoom out, you can see the area is scary part of the space.

Sorry had a look and couldn't see anything you did.....

You have to zoom in but not too much, you can see those dust as scull shape with 2 eyes and some has open mouthes. really look like Greys

As i said i couldn't see anything like that....

Google Earth doesn't work here, sorry. You could take a picture and give the picture of it to us.

Here ya go the Silkworm Nebula.....

I just figured out why it doesn't work here, you have to download it or something. How do you do that?

I kind of meant if Toniol could get a picture of what he thought looked like "sculls everywhere, heads, eyes nose/mouthes. it looks like faces everywhere" to him. Thanks though.

Here you go try here check your system requirments, and download it it's free, once installed you can switch from sky to ground.....

You have to get Google Earth 4.2. It's a BETA though so if you decide to use it one day and it's not on your computer, thats why.

All he has to do is hit Alt + PrintScreen and it will take snapshot of what's on his computer. He can then open it up in his favorite graphics program, even Microsoft Paint, and save it as a .bmp or, a .jpg.