
Those are planes in the middle. For realz. Picture: Google Maps
Conspiracy theorists are having a field day with the latest set of images to be ripped from Google Maps.
This time around, they show a series of giant structures in the Gobi Desert, on the Chinese side of the border with Mongolia.
Two different sets appear to show giant grid patterns, one of which theorists claim is a replica of the Washington DC street layout.
One shows a spiral pattern. Zoom in on it and you'll see some planes scattered around, inside rings of what look to be military trucks.

Conspiracy theorists claim the lines are grids representing American cities. Picture: Google Maps
The rest are perhaps best left up to your imagination, if only because they are inexplicable.
Another giant grid 30km long. Giant metallic squares or holes. Two enormous reflective rectangles.
The UK Telegraph says the sites are scattered around an area 150km from the headquarters of China's space programme in Jiuquan.

These look like giant metallic squares laid out in a four-by-four grid. Picture: Google Maps
It's quickly become known as China's Area 51, mirroring the secret US base where it is claimed UFOs are hoarded.

This giant grid is estimated at nearly 30km long. Picture: Google Maps
Officially, the same areas hosts similar circular arrangement suchas the one found in China. They're missile test ranges to record weapon effects, one expert told the Telegraph.
It's enough to say seriously, China. Wtf?
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