They found an interesting monolith in Utah but they don't want to give the location of the monolith. However, it isn't that hard to figure out the location given the info.
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I looked up the helicopters registered to the Utah Department of Public Safety helicopters. After looking up the helicopters, I found flight information for the helicopter used on November 18th. The FAA registry is N352SL.
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This is the flight info for that helicopter for that day.
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I then compared the flight info that was available and checked Google Earth to see the area between the dropout when the helicopter was flying low.
I then found the coordinates for that flight using ADS-B data.
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I then narrowed down the area to a 10 by 10 mile area and used the shadow of the Monolith to determine which direction the photos were taken by computing the time of the photos and the position of the sun.
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Using topographical data from the photos, I further narrowed down the area to a 5 by 5 mile area where the helicopter apparently landed for an hour or so.
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... guardians-in-the-rocks formations/carvings/accidentals (smile) are also as interesting objects-of-interest ...
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