Crop circle in Italy with binary message, another hoax?

The Poirino 2011 contains some coded information. Among other things, the outer rim contains the names "Enki Ea", coded in ASCII...
The precise ASCII code which was drawn at Poirino goes as follows, reading clockwise around its large seven-pointed star.

Enki Ea:

Enki (Sumerian: dEN.KI(G) is a god in Sumerian mythology, later known as Ea in Akkadian and Babylonian mythology. He was originally patron god of the city of Eridu, but later the influence of his cult spread throughout Mesopotamia and to the Canaanites, Hittites and Hurrians. He was the deity of crafts (gašam); mischief; water, seawater, and lakewater, intelligence and creation.
He was associated with the southern band of constellations called stars of Ea, but also with the constellation AŠ-IKU, the Field (Square of Pegasus). His sacred number name was "40".

A large number of myths about Enki have been collected from many sites, stretching from Southern Iraq to the Levantine coast. He figures in the earliest extant cuneiform inscriptions throughout the region and was prominent from the third millennium down to Hellenistic times. His myths may have had an influence upon later Biblical and Qu'ranic stories.

The exact meaning of his name is uncertain: the common translation is "Lord of the Earth"

wiki source

What's the point for supposed hoaxers to spread such binary messages?

photos source

reply to post by elevenaugust

What's the point for supposed hoaxers to spread such binary messages?

To mess with the new agers?

Like this one:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I honestly think, what majority of the crop circles are not a hoax! The people, who claiming of making those during the night, being probably paid off by the government, because they simply can't explain the origins of the crop circles, so easiest way for them is to hire somebody to "take a blame" for making circles as a joke. It was a program on the Discovery Channel about people, who claim, what it was they who were making the circles (get this) all over the world ! Really ?!? Fly around the world and making circles, during the night (not a very good ones too, may I add) for the purpose of the joke ? Come on now . . .

Gotta admit they put a lot of work into their art. I've always been impressed with the designs themselves and the hours of work even before they hit the field

reply to post by Chadwickus

Yes, good points here Chad.

The crop circle phenomenon is on a downward slope since many years and this is not this kind of 'new-age', 'art' whatever.... that will re-boost interest.

Very interesting Crop circle geometric design there OP. This whole ENKI business just doesn't sit right with me. If ENKI was indeed very real then that would mean religion itself would be real. As there are so many flaws and holes in modern day religion I have to agree with Chad on this one. Just a group of people trying to mess with the heads of the 2012 crews.

Thank you for letting us see those photos OP I for one appreciate it.

Shoot, thats a pretty big job for one night, and right next to the highway like that - don't you think they would have gone further in to the fields when devising such an elaborate hoax?

It just seems crazy how this one for instance, is so perfect looking geometry wise, aircraft fly over all the time which means it probably has to be done in hours, at night. Cars surely would have seen lights while driving bye if it were hoaxers. Too complicated to do without lights. Ah who knows. Interesting though!

Ahh you beat me to it its.

Deebo

Originally posted by Stingray77
I honestly think, what majority of the crop circles are not a hoax! The people, who claiming of making those during the night, being probably paid off by the government, because they simply can't explain the origins of the crop circles, so easiest way for them is to hire somebody to "take a blame" for making circles as a joke. It was a program on the Discovery Channel about people, who claim, what it was they who were making the circles (get this) all over the world ! Really ?!? Fly around the world and making circles, during the night (not a very good ones too, may I add) for the purpose of the joke ? Come on now . . .

I hate to burst your bubble but these are done by maths & engineering students from university's around the world. It is an ongoing tradition to try and out-do previous students attempts at artistic vandalism.

In the early days of crop circles, the tools of the trade were ropes, water filled rollers and occasionally sickles.

These days its GPS controlled lawnmowers fitted with all manner of computers, rollers and in some of the more complex cases, lasers & magnetron's.

The circle pictured in the OP is a pretty simple one, most likely achieved with ropes.

If you take a look at Euclidean geometry you'll find a plethora of techniques used by the students in making their complex patterns

In England this has turned into a battle of wits between different Uni's.


Added.....

1) There are more codes inside of the above crop circle that aren't mentioned.....I can see three more types of embedded messages.

2) I could understand an ET race using binary to send a message but why use Ascii? If they were able to discern a computer code that is in use on this planet, then why bother to encode the message? They could just as easily write in the predominant language of the country that the crop circle is formed in.

Worth noting is that whoever made the image containing the binary conversions was completely intoxicated at the time. The decimal and ASCII conversions are correct if the binary numbers begin at the circle and move outward. However, the person who made the image apparently just plopped the numbers on there in whatever way that was convenient; therefore, if the binaries are converted literally as shown then the end results as stated are incorrect. In other words, you have to invert some of the binaries to achieve the stated results.

Originally posted by unworldly
Worth noting is that whoever made the image containing the binary conversions was completely intoxicated at the time. The decimal and ASCII conversions are correct if the binary numbers begin at the circle and move outward. However, the person who made the image apparently just plopped the numbers on there in whatever way that was convenient; therefore, if the binaries are converted literally as shown then the end results as stated are incorrect. In other words, you have to invert some of the binaries to achieve the stated results.

Right... the numbers on the image aren't quite right orientation-wise.

I went through it myself in all possible cases (out->in, in->out; depression=0, depression=1) and wrote the results (twice, since starting point is indeterminate.) Here's all the possibilities (clockwise... clockwise i.e. reverse-order would be another possibility for each)

out->in, depression=1: K(start text)QCQ;kK(start text)QCQ;k
in->out, depression=1: i(sp)EaEnki(sp)EaEnk
out->in, depression=0: 4].

I wonder what is encoded in the stars in the petals

There are a lot of questions to the code here.

First and foremost ....What is the polar orientation?

Is the perimeter of the petals part of the binary? Why does 2 to the 0 (one) always lead negative(or positive in the inversion)

What is the significance of 154, 11, 22, 68 & 7?

Are the petal codes constellations?

As well as the question of the binary orientation in -> out or out -> in?

The revised numbers..... Positive depression

out>in in>out

1101011 107 1101011 107

1101001 104 1001011 77

0100000 32 0000010 2

1000101 69 1010001 81

1100001 99 1000011 67

1000101 69 1010001 81

1101110 110 0111011 59

reply to post by OccamAssassin


Do you have any source or evidence to your claim. Any university blogs or forums where they are discussing this?

Any picture of the tools they use? You are quite specific:

These days its GPS controlled lawnmowers fitted with all manner of computers, rollers and in some of the more complex cases, lasers & magnetron's

Sources please.

Also you state:

There are more codes inside of the above crop circle that aren't mentioned.....I can see three more types of embedded messages.

What kind of comment is that - with no explanation?

What other messeages. Where? What do they say. How do you know.

You appear to be a another poster who denies, denies, but has nothing to offer as source or evidence for your post.

Originally posted by Julie Washington
reply to post by OccamAssassin

 

Do you have any source or evidence to your claim. Any university blogs or forums where they are discussing this?

Any picture of the tools they use? You are quite specific:

These days its GPS controlled lawnmowers fitted with all manner of computers, rollers and in some of the more complex cases, lasers & magnetron's

Sources please.

Also you state:

There are more codes inside of the above crop circle that aren't mentioned.....I can see three more types of embedded messages.

What kind of comment is that - with no explanation?

What other messeages. Where? What do they say. How do you know.

You appear to be a another poster who denies, denies, but has nothing to offer as source or evidence for your post.

I studied engineering (mechanical) in Australia . I don't want to incriminate(remember this is still vandalism) friends, but it is a subject that is a running joke in academic circles(pun intended).

The GPS lawnmower I saw personally( this particular one used a roller made of steel to flatten the grass/crops) was computer controlled and retro modified with stepper motors to control steering and forward/backward motion.

The laser/magnetron system was told to my engineering class by our Prof' (I have absolutely no reason to doubt his word, as he was always "up front"/"down to earth") . The magnetron model was also described as having a roller (microwaves would strike at the base of the grass/crops and the roller would follow leaving a perfectly flattened track). Apparently our Prof' was good friends with a Pom that taught engineering in Britain. The Pom's students had mastered "automatic - self correcting - robotic control" in the early 90's when GPS systems were still largely an unknown technology.

As to the method of making crop circles without digital help.

Take a long piece of rope.
Get a person to hold one end firmly. This is the starting point......Note you can use a form of anchor instead...post etc...
Measure a predetermined length of the rope and take a water filled lawn roller(you'll find them at lawn bowls clubs or golf courses)
Keeping the rope taught, you can flatten out some amazing shapes and patterns using Euclidean geometric principles.
Borrow some surveying equipment from the engineering/surveyors wing at uni and you can expand the possibilities of designs exponentially.....You'll find the best designs use this equipment


As to the three extra codes in the OP's posted pic......I have hinted to two of them in my last post...Someone already posted a question regarding one of them straight after my second post on this topic.....The third code is more complex and involves magnitudes. (Big hint if your smart enough).

But beyond that I'm not stating any more until I've given my brain more time to mull it over.

Note....Just because I can see the codes, does not mean that I have decrypted them. If I manage to, I will post the results.

Remember the kids that do these things are amongst the smartest on the planet in the prime of the life. It would be a folly to underestimate their academic prowess. Quite often codes that they formulate may take years to breakdown.

Originally posted by OccamAssassin
The GPS lawnmower I saw personally( this particular one used a roller made of steel to flatten the grass/crops) was computer controlled and retro modified with stepper motors to control steering and forward/backward motion.

Interesting! But does it works in rapeseed fields?

See my thread 'Crop-circles: do you really understand what’s going on in the rape seed fields?' here

Originally posted by elevenaugust

Originally posted by OccamAssassin
The GPS lawnmower I saw personally( this particular one used a roller made of steel to flatten the grass/crops) was computer controlled and retro modified with stepper motors to control steering and forward/backward motion.

Interesting! But does it works in rapeseed fields?

See my thread 'Crop-circles: do you really understand what’s going on in the rape seed fields?' here

edit on 22-6-2011 by elevenaugust because: (no reason given)

Interesting situation.

I wonder if this is the result of one of the magnetron type devices.

A magnetron is the key component in a microwave oven.

I'm only guessing but, it is possible that the rapeseed was blasted with microwaves immediately prior to being rolled.

I don't have access to rapeseed crops where I live. If you can, cut a 20cm long piece of rapeseed stem and shove it in a microwave for a short period(I would think that 30sec - 1min would be sufficient) and see if the stem bends easily. The microwaves induced by the magnetron are spread out inside the oven so that a longer period of "cooking" will be required than if a magnetron were focused directly onto the base of the rapeseed stems. The end result should be the same though.

If the rapeseed stems hold the general bend induced after being cooked by the microwave oven, then you may have found your culprit.

Note ... The temperature of the air in the rapeseed field at night may be crucial to the stem holding the bend.

For example. If the field was at 5deg C when the bend was made(after the magnetron had done its business) it may have a better chance of holding the shape than if the microwave experiment is tried in a room with an ambient temperature of 20 - 25 deg C.

You''ve got me thinking now .....

If you can manage to do this experiment, PM me. I am really interested to know if this works.

Why is in English ?
shouldn't the words be in Sumerian or something ?

Glad there is a post on this...I was wondering if anyone could translate the part that's on the petals..but after closer look they are probably just decorative..

reply to post by nirvi


Maybe the aliens talk in English.