This Drone Accidentally Made An Incredible Discovery After Flying Above This Desert In Mexico

This drone accidentally made an incredible discovery after flying above this desert in Mexico. Today, we take a look at what this drone discovered in this desert.

The world is ours to explore, from hidden archaeological structures to impressive astronomical feats.

We are continuously finding innovative ways to explore new places and terrain. One of the more modern developments in archaeological research is being able to use drones to capture images and share the view of places we have not been able to reach before. Back in 2013, a team of archaeologists managed to use a drone to reveal a village that has been estimated to be about one thousand years old.

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[phillilp]

I literally don't see anything that looks like a village. The camera on the drone is worse then my first Nokia flip phone back in the early 2000s. 😆

[jamesbarisitz]

It's frustrating to hear how expensive the drone is to photograph the village, then see blurry, near useless results in the images.

[benbaggen]

I wonder what's harder finding these places, or finding a drone that takes 16 pixal color pictures

[sz]

“We are free to explore this world” you say… mmm, you have never tried to travel to or explore Antarctica, Greenland, the Arctic, China, Siberia, the Vatican, parts of South America and I could go on and on. Free to explore we most definitely are not sorry friend.

[AKDevilman]

The village is in NEW Mexico, USA...not Mexico, whole different country dude...lol

[TheOldOak-ad]

half your show was nothing but blurred out pictures and what does that thumbnail pic have to do with anything because it wasn't in your show?

[Krish-jmve]

Wow ! Didn't know Titan and Supernova can be seen via a drone flying above Mexico !
Great list. Good !

[rockclmbrmike]

I really like your delivery much better when you speak louder and with more excitement and exuberance in what you are presenting. I love the subject matter you cover, but I have literally used past videos intentionally to fall asleep to a soft slow shoothing voice. Thanks for livening it up!

[sparklehorny]

It's fascinating how the images look 100x blurrier than any UFO picture or video. Where people see buildings and rocks, I see blurry clouds.

[shelbycat]

Imagine standing on the surface of your planet and seeing a dozen moons hanging in the sky! Now that must be a beautiful sight!

[JTuaim]

I'm not complaining about fuzzy vid. It's infrared and it's the best we have so far. I suppose superman could see it better with his x- ray eyeballs. But so far we don't have x-ray drones. And Superman lives in Cleveland, so let him alone already. He lives upstairs from me and he's gotten old and grumpy. Lois won't even visit him anymore.

[isabelpatchett]

Very interesting, finding those structures that possibly may never have been found and the amazing pictures of an exploding star thank you for sharing these with your followers.

[lisaschaffer-harris]

Chaco Canyon is in New Mexico. Based on your description of the location, it's still in New Mexico. Which is still apart of the United States. I used to live near there on the Navajo Nation.

[stevecrabtree]

Surprised somebody hasn't found it on Google Maps yet

[gost]

Wow the thumbnails incredible. To see something that large where I've only seen it in a very small controlled setting is amazing

[michaeljones]

ROTF...LMFAO... high quality images 😂🤣😂 my old flip phone took better pictures 🦖

[tristanrain]

I heard stories from my elders in my reservation. They said they had a great gathering of nations pow wow in a big village every year and its still goes on till today but some where in New Mexico state. And thousands or maybe millions Native American went there. But its been lost from centenary and long with the people.
This story been past down from generation and now me and the other who heard in my class. But I don't know if this was it or not. So anyways that story I heard came in my mind when I was watching this.

[robertpillowjr.]

People are talking crap about the quality of the pics. But you have to understand, these are structures that are buried. They aren't sitting on the surface. So of course they're blurry.

[robertsmith]

Me : can’t WAIT to see what the drone finds

Polaroid camera on the drone : lemme stop you right there Cheif!

[digilyd]

"the federal aviation administration has to implement a series of rules" so as to make it possible to use drones you say. They only have authority in the USA, in one country and have no say on the use of drones in other countries. So for most of the planet it is quite irrelevant what they allow, except that it may be used as guideline by local aviation administration. Please think more carefully when you write manuscripts.