What was there before the 'one world' observatory?

don't forget lions:

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and greeting cards:

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it's all about orion bro

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To me, this looks like three points almost in a perfect line, which is an undoubtedly common occurrence.

Take any cluster of three points. Any two are in a straight line. The third is unlikely to be on that same line by accident, and otherwise is either close to the line or not close. Neither case is interesting or unlikely. By virtue of being an identifiable cluster, the distances between (A and B) and (B and C) are bound to be similar, therefore it seems like it works be easy to find a close match to any given 3 point pattern.

I don't see anything noteworthy here.