Mountain Anomaly

[MilkToast]

I'm at the anomaly a couple hundred KM north of KSC - the one in the mountains.

First off, took FOREVER to find from the air, even with the new mapping mod - because it appears to be only three boulders in a rough line.

Am I missing something? Or is this really the "anomaly"?

Also noted some weird shadows moving across the valley floor - not sure what's causing those but I trust its a glitch (as they move when I change camera angles).

Edited November 5, 2013 by MilkToast

[TechnicalK3rbal]

Nope. No anomalies, just big mountains.

[Vanamonde]

Weird moving shadows? Was it near sunrise or sunset? I believe those are the shadows of terrain scatter rocks.

[Tex_NL]

If I recall correctly all but one Kerbin anomalies are Munoliths. And the one that is not a Munolith is something completely different. You'll recognize it instantly when you see it.

[MilkToast]

This one looks like a chain of boulders. I'll take a pic ingame and show you all.

[MilkToast]

I am increasingly convinced I haven't found the actual anomaly. Gosh, I've been all over this area in a plane and lander and on foot. Time to fly a rover out.

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I've never actually been anomaly-hunting before - and this being the closest major one I thought would be a good first trip.

Edited November 2, 2013 by MilkToast

[merlinux]

Cant see an anomaly, just boulders?

[MilkToast]

Cant see an anomaly, just boulders?

... protip: when you turn on ground scatter, apparently I can find things like this. *headdesk*

So what does the anomaly here actually look like? I've been all through this mountain range for nothing.

[merlinux]

Not realluy sure as I havent really explore any anomalies bar those on the mun. However some of them have been buried with terrain remap in the last few updates. So that might be the problem. I spent hours trying to find an anomaly on the Mun until I spotted it underground by moving the cam.

Edited November 2, 2013 by merlinux