Theory on bluish tint of soil and water polution seen on Epstein Island in 3d images possibly due to mining activity.

Why mostly 3d? Might be something to do with low angle photography? I know prisms are used in spectral analysis of even distant planets, so maybe that? But the occurance of these bluish deposits are in well-defined areas like road beds, the tennis court or, I think from intitial excavation at the temple site(see palm tree area), and most importantly the area of suspected mining-and evidence of pollution.

Copper was mined by Cornish miners on nearby island, Virgin Gorda, as well as native islanders. That entire island group were formed by the same geologic processes.

>>7553

Will have to repost a Part 2 due to length of post- cut off. Re possible proof of mining at Epstein Island.

>>7553

Meant to attach this but post was too long.

>>7559

I had a suspicion that maybe that excavation for the tennis court was supposed to be for reburial of the mine waste, but they got lazy and started to just use it to mix with cement to make some of the roadways and driveways. Here is a perfect example of it. Very contained. Very precise. Seems hardly an anomaly.

>>7553

The runoff of copper is very damaging to marine environments such as this beach on Epstein Island. Can you see the pollution damage?

“...one of the most toxic metals to aquatic organisms and ecosystems.”

>>7640

What is this? That can’t be the tennis court. Can it?

>>7702

Excellent.

>>7702

We have some outstanding anons here. Like the way everyone thinks here. Really top minds.

>>7483

Don’t know if anyone has said this yet- just got in from shopping.

But can the OP please correct our “colors” at the top if this thread?

By that I mean “Ted Turnerize” to fully honor this Board as it so deserves.

>>8146

PS just noticed previous bread is not flying the colors either. We need to let Q know which board he they are going to for the best damned research.

>>8063

Negative. They say they are processing it. Hmm.