600ft Jellyfish Crop Circle Found In Oxfordshire Field

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I agree: that's just too scary to even wrap my mind around...I will just concentrate on the beauty-part as well!

Really does make your mind go into overdrive though,right???

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Yes it sure does!


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Both of those features suggest that a solar storm may impact Earth on July 7, 2009, as has already been suggested by several other crop pictures from April or May (see bishopcannings or roundway2).

The new crop picture also shows a small, horizontal, four-circle band just between its head and its long tail (blue arrows, left or right above). That feature closely resembles a crop picture from July 20, 2008 which told us about eclipses (see time2007x). Indeed, the suggested date of July 7, 2009 for an upcoming solar storm will be a penumbral lunar eclipse (see eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov)......

......“The ‘galaxy’ crop pictures of 1994 displayed Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and the Moon in the constellation Cetus, exactly where they would appear on April 6-7, 2000. When that date finally arrived, the Earth encountered a very powerful solar storm, and an aurora borealis was seen across many European or American countries, much further south than would normally be the case. Some wonder whether those crop pictures were trying to tell us, that something important would be happening to our Sun on that night? It seems beyond coincidence. It also seems to show that the intelligences behind those crop pictures have the power of premonition.”

www.cropcircleconnector.com...

Also this report here on the 1994 galaxy crop circles...
www.cropfiles.it...

And another Crop Study website (non hokey preety legitmate looking)
www.wccsg.com...

Wow.. 3 times as big as normal! Very interresting.. Especially after i watched that documentary about crop circles that another post surgested

Personally, I think its someone trying to tell us someting.
Maybe we'll find jellyfish in space, or in our upper atmospheres. the way they are biologically, and the way they move, it could be possible.


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A new article popped up...also highlighting the magnetic field replication...and as well a correlation to an ancient burial chamber. This is developing quite nicely!

Experts are claiming it to be the first of its kind in the world and said that as well as looking like a jellyfish, it also replicates the Earth’s magnetic field.

The circle was found in a barley field at Wayland’s Smithy – a burial chamber close to the ancient Ridgeway trail – off the B4507 from Ashbury to Uffington.

Francine Blake, Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group founder, said: “Although this isn’t the largest crop circle, it’s fantastic, because of its size and quality of design. It’s just amazing. ....

....“We know they come very quickly, because of the change in the crop plants.

“They are heated from the inside, caused by a hot blast of energy that hits a particular spot. The crop cells become swollen and are bent down and the design is formed.”

www.oxfordmail.co.uk...

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That is a really amazing creature, it looks just like some UFOs doesn't it?

Hey, is it me or do alot of crop circle have something to do with the number 7? I see 7 circles alot.

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Yep. and no it is not just you...your right...
Here you go...read this one. Mind blowing...

The alchemical connotations which were fashionable in the Middle Ages are here replaced by water, fire and light respectively. These are contained by the triangle of complete equality (equilibrium), which in turn interacts with the three circles of the high throne- Father, Son and Spirit, the three sources of Light , also referred to as the Three In One. Generated by this diagram are the seven creative spirits; from this master plan evolves the true nature of the solar system.

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www.cropcirclesecrets.org...

Funny because we were just talking in zoology about some new research regarding cnidarian (jellyfish) intelligence and "free-will." Some species are very tactical.

I love this crop circle, one of my favorites.

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Sounds interesting....would you like to expound for us? I'd love to hear about it!



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But the secret of this formation lay hidden for seven years, ironically. The only imperfection in this elegant crop circle was the left-hand arm of the triangle which was kinked at point C (below). Was it pointing to a clue?

Opposite point C, in the lower right ball, is a ratchet which conveys the seven notes of the diatonic musical scale. By overlaying the seven-pointed heptagon it clearly encloses ring B and intersects the ratchet on the seventh cog, at D. By also taking the diameters of circle A and ring B one can get an idea of the perfect placement and relationship of the ratchet to the center of the formation.

The heptagon is the most respected of sacred geometrical designs- at 51.428571º it is the only polygon not to have a whole number division. It is similar to the angle of inclination used in the Gizeh Pyramid, whose inner chambers have also been argued to be sound resonators, again linking it to the number seven.

www.cropcirclesecrets.org...



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Here are some links about it:
www.sciencedaily.com...

www.answersingenesis.org...

That's a good start. They're really advanced for lacking a complete nervous system and brain and things.

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Thanks for the links! Yes they are very complex...
Easy to see why they are referred to as "dangerous beauty"



This video shows the magnetoshere in the jellyfish shape.
Maybe that is where "they" got the idea?





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Ok BTS now ya went and did it, got me thinkin it may not be just somebody's artwork after all

I was fine until i saw this one...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Don't know why but the minute i saw those pics i got a chill down my spine.

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Well thank you! Or should I apologize? *Giggle*

What I find so intriqueing is of course...the deeper meanings! Either some deep thinkers get together with master pranksters, and spend all night in the field, or ...or...?

The article says that heat is involved also. How do they do this?
Heat? Generated from what? I guess now that this jellyfish stung me I am bitten and will have to research crop circles...seriously!

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Yep me too.

I looked at some pictures and i saw one that looked as if it could have been from something landing on it because the vegetation was flattened, not cut.

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Yes, I agree. Also looks like franspeakfree did too! I am going to research it tonight, and post what I find.

Originally posted by franspeakfree

Edit: If the investigaton shows that the crops are not broken and secreting liquid instead they are pushed down and are in tact I will eat my words and marvel at the EBE design.

Weird

The last episode of monster quest was about giant jellyfish....it had nothing on this

Hummm....does ATS have any crop circle experts? I am starting to wonder now, after reading this...
Crop circles were not known prior to 1970, apart from the one reported exception of the Tully, Australia Saucer Nest of 1966.

First Reported Crop Circle in 1966:

This is it, where it all started:
"At 9:00 am on January 19, 1966, a calm sunny day, a 28 year old banana farmer named George Pedley was driving a tractor near Horseshoe Lagoon on the property of Albert Pennisi, near Tully, in tropical far north Queensland, Australia. When he was about 25 yards from the lagoon, he heard a loud hissing sound above the noise of the tractor....

....Pedley was by now excited enough about what he was seeing to go and tell Albert Pennisi, the owner of the sugar cane farm land on which the lagoon was located, and another friend. Pennesi recalled that his dog had acted strangely that morning, barking madly and heading off toward the lagoon at about 5:30 am. Pennisi and the other man were amazed by the circular mass of reeds. Wading out to the mass, they found that they could swim under the mass of reeds and that the lagoon floor beneath it was smooth and showed no traces of roots. Oddly, the outside edges of the mass of reeds angled down, similar to the shape of a saucer placed face down. Pennisi went and got his camera and took photographs of the mass of reeds, which was now beginning to turn brown on its top surface. George Pedley reported his experience to the Tully police that evening, and they in turn reported it to the RAAF after making a trip to the site the next day, January 20....

www.thekeyboard.org.uk...

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The Box Jelly..........One of the most poisonous animal in the world. Are they not the ones that have tentacles 100 feet long? Or is that the Portuguese Man of War? Also I remember seeing a documentary on a VERY small jelly that was killing swimmers in Australia, it is supposed to be the most poisonous animal I think. It is related to the box but much smaller.

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Great thread man! You got some good information flowing here, and that is rare for a news forum! Keep it up my friend!