Indonesia's First Crop Circles Appear

Apparently this is the first crop circles ever reported out of the country.

Indonesia’s first crop circles have appeared -- and locals call it evidence of alien life.

Found in a rice field in a hamlet of Sleman, Yogyakarta, the crop circle consists of triangles and circles with a diameter of about 70 meters. While some observes say the shapes are manmade, local scientists and government officials are struggling for a concrete explanation, leaving UFO enthusiasts murmuring of extraterrestrials.

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I know there is, of coarse, the possibility of a hoax, i just wanted some opinions.

There is a photo in the article and i've provided a pretty good youtube video.

reply to post by amadeus30


I did pretty much the same thing in my grandads field with a Ride-On roller, It freaked him out to no end.

And i still havent told him

Until I see this one directly from the top, I cant tell. It looks okay on an angle. But when they take the closeup pictures, it doesnt look as neat as "the real crop circles". If we were able to get an aerial view of it we could measure the circles to see if they are in fact perfect circles, as the real crop circles have

This one looks a little fishy

*facepalm* over the X-Files music lol

Anyway, is there any other data on the circle? I'm no expert by any means, but I remember reading somewhere that "real" unexplained crop circles are formed in such a way so that the grain is flattened so that it doesn't actually kill the plant, and shows signs of apical node elongation.

Show me a crop circle without any tracks leading to it or harvesting/spraying lines and I'd be more convinced they are anything but hoaxes.

Anyone?....

Looks like its made by 10 yr olds, what a sloppy job they did. BTW there's a post about this already here in ATS

reply to post by Malynn


i agree on the music, it was the better of the videos as far as the views it provided.

I agree with the post above that a view from above would give a better indication of the dimensions.

reply to post by ruffagii


could you provide a link? I used the search function and it turned up no results.

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peeps dont be so dismisive. some crop circles would be incredibly difficult to make. sometimes the stems are bent in a manor which is very difficult to explain using a board and some rope. The direction of the spin of the stem can change in the over in very short periods.
wait until more facts are available

kx

reply to post by purplemer


What i found interesting is what some of the locals reported.

"According to several residents, they saw a tornado on Saturday evening," said Ngadiran, one of six farmers who owns the land in Sleman. "On Sunday afternoon, we saw the footprint in our fields."

A tornado? One would think that more damage would've been reported. I just think it may have been more than a "tornado" if reports are accurate

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Others noted the pattern’s unique symbology. “This particular crop circle is fascinating because of its striking resemblance to the muladhara chakra — one of the basic chakras in Tantric Hinduism,” Perdana told local news agency kompas.com.

www.ghosttheory.com...

would this be a birds eye image of it....?
www.frankperry.co.uk...


kx

The Muladhara is one of the seven Primary Chakras, and is associated with the element: Earth, representing the densest grade of manifestation. In the Kundalini-yoga system of Shaktism, the Muladhara Centre is described as having four petals, corresponding to the psychological states of greatest joy, natural pleasure, delight in controlling passions, and blissfulness in concentration. All these qualities correspond to the bliss of realising the Divine in the physical body. The highest and most complete forms of spirituality do not reject the body, but see it as the vehicle for the transmutation of the body and the spirit together.

www.kheper.net...

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interesting choice of symbols.

thanks for the info... i'm gonna do some digging on that and see what i can find.

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