Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Can anyone identify this?

It is the only one in the world?


17 comments:

Anonymous said...

Unless somebody has destroyed all the disco balls, no.

Dakota said...

I was thinking giant disco ball too :)

bluefluff said...

Pass - any clues on the scale? I don't know if I'm looking at a Christmas tree bauble or a hot air balloon or a building....

kat said...

It's the world's biggest and there is only one 'biggest'.

Dakota said...

Still thinking along the lines of mirror ball thingy :)

Wendy said...

some sort of telescope/satellite thingy?

Inner Fonzie said...

Hmm... so I have conflicting reports. According to Guiness, the world's largest disco ball is at the Mayan... and it looks a lot like that one. However, I found another one in germany that is larger by a foot and a half and is a true replica of the original, so the mirrors are bigger and it doesn't look like that picture.

If it is not a disco ball, then i am at a loss.

Inner Fonzie said...

I said Germany when I should have said Salt Lake City, Utah... don't know how I got so confused :)

kat said...

Hey Fonzie, put 'Worlds Largest Mirror ball' into Google and see what comes up.

b o o said...

wow. bet it reflects real nice.

Anonymous said...

cool. I was thinking a disco ball also.

Echomouse said...

Isn't that the New Year's Eve ball from Times Square in NYC? If not, I have no idea. I imagine it would hurt if it fell on anyone though. lol

Inner Fonzie said...

Ah HA!

I'm sure we will reclaim the title...

kat said...

I'm sure you will, Fonzie. :-)

jac said...

A lovely one. I coudn't even guess.

Dotm said...

I was thinking the same as echo mouse, except didn`t see the thousands of lights on it. So, I also am at a loss as to what it might be.
You have my curiosity working.

kat said...

Dotm, Jac, Everyone - It is part of the World's largest mirrorball. See my post dated 28 April. It is just a few miles from my house.