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Originally posted by PhyberDragon
If these crop circles are so prevalant why not just place satellites in consecutive orbits so as to film and photograph all these fields at once, overlapping so there is no blank spots or transmission losses to affect the continuity.
We'd know then once and for all what makes them. Not crappy imaging devices either, but the ones which can zero in on your mailbox and read your letters in your hands. Have them monitored round the clock and forbid governments from classifying them. Make them observable to anyone with a PC. And don't zoom them in or out so much that a clear shot isn't had of these things being formed.
The right for the world to know whether these things have an explainanble origin or are expensively maintained hoax (even the crops destroyed aren't cheap- that's real food which could have been eaten) outweighs any right to privacy or security that dissenters could argue.
It is knowledge that belongs to the world. So does the industrialist's artifact for that matter, why isn't it in a museum?
The solutions to these problems is so simple, yet, noone forces them to be achieved. Why?
Originally posted by ziggystar60
Here is an article with some more information:
Plate two (bronze color) consisted of a copper-tin alloy (of which the tin content amounted to 10%-15%), nickel and traces of iron amounting to less than 0.
mmmgroup.altervista.org...
Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by estavilso
"couldn't they have been made by us humans however many years ago, buried and then the Aliens have created the crop circles over them?"
That is what I have been leaning towards.
We have no idea how many years these plates were buried. Unfortunately we can't know since they are destroyed.
Because this is a hoax.
Originally posted by bicnarok
A Good find this.
I wonder who the owner of the plates is?
Normally such finds belong to the German state when they are found you have to give them up, so how come they were allowed to keep and sell these things?
Originally posted by Lookingup
Originally posted by ziggystar60
Here is an article with some more information:
Plate two (bronze color) consisted of a copper-tin alloy (of which the tin content amounted to 10%-15%), nickel and traces of iron amounting to less than 0.
mmmgroup.altervista.org...
Sorry if someone already brought this up, and I tried to get on the site with the information, but couldn't.
Originally posted by Faiol
anyone noticing some kind of problem in these images?
i41.tinypic.com...
mmmgroup.altervista.org...
[edit on 14-1-2009 by Faiol]
it cant be from the same place
[edit on 14-1-2009 by Faiol]
Originally posted by TheWorldReallyIsThatBorin
I am amazed that all these years after crop circles were completely, totally and comprehensively debunked people are still banging on about them.
Crop circles are remarkable artifacts for one reason though; they are simultaneously a testament to mankind's ingenuity and mankind's gullibility.
The simplest, and therefore most likely by far, hypothesis here is that some clown copied the plates for his CC design and then buried them at key points. However no evidence presented whatsoever that they were ever in situ so an even simpler explanation was that they were never at the site at all.