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Originally posted by van001
I was trying to think of the name of a kit I had when I was a kid that allowed you to make complex geometric designs by placing a pen in a circular set of gears on a piece of paper...Spirograph. It is amazing what complex to simple geometry you can create by a rotating around fixed point inside a circle...heres a website for you cropcircle makers:
www.wordsmith.org...
doesn't seem like otherworldly technology to me.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
No, that suggests that the circle was formed with a length of rope and a single center point.
BTW, elipses are not that hard to do either
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Lonegunman, I realize that some people believe that crop circles are created by aliens, not because of the evidence, but because they want to believe that.
by ShroudOfMemphis
He doesn't try to prove anything, he tries to disprove other peoples beliefs and will go around and around in circles until people give up - he's a professional debunker but in this case, he hasn't got a leg to stand on. You will watch this thread turn to mash potatos if Howard tries to keep it alive, watch the known proof be ignored as he introduces pages and pages of pointless information from other professional debunkers.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
No, that suggests that the circle was formed with a length of rope and a single center point.
Perhaps what would be more interesting about the crop circle phenomenon would be not "if" some are genuine but rather, what are the creators creating them for?
Originally posted by slank
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The trouble with making crop circles is that it is seasonal work.
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Originally posted by slank
Are they more prevalent in The British Isles than elsewhere?
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I personally think that genuine crop circles are really connected with the strange balls of light often seen above these formations. I would be interested to know what you think about this.