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Kingdon said wheat within the circles was bent down to the ground and woven into a counterclockwise spiral. He said stones and pebbles underneath the compressed plants showed no signs of being subjected to weight or movement. And although he can't be positive about this, he believes the circles were no more than a day old when discovered. That would mean the wheat stalks were straw, rather than the flexible stems seen in spring and early summer, when they were bent....
According to the report now posted on the CCCRN website, soil from the Rocanville circles contained a much higher magnetic content than soil samples taken from outside of the circles. Researchers say the higher magnetic readings are common features of crop circles....
Nine circles found a year ago in two fields in the Outlook-Conquest region reveal physical changes to plant stalks also said to be common to the circle phenomenon.....
show plant stalks in the circles suffered damage to their growth nodes, or joints.
He said circle researchers believe this damage is caused by a quick burst of microwave radiation that heats the plants when the circle is being created. ‘Plasma vortex' is the term he uses to describe the dynamic involved in the creation of crop circles
Originally posted by sirric
reply to post by flyswatter
You can't prove something not seen.
Here we have video proof of a Crop circle maker, making a circle and low and behold, it's not a perfect circle!
Now show me a video of a circle maker doing a circle, that when finished, looks perfect. Bet you you can't.
Sirric
Originally posted by flyswatter
Originally posted by sirric
reply to post by flyswatter
You can't prove something not seen.
Here we have video proof of a Crop circle maker, making a circle and low and behold, it's not a perfect circle!
Now show me a video of a circle maker doing a circle, that when finished, looks perfect. Bet you you can't.
Sirric
Circlemakers have videos out there, but I'm not sure what exact patterns they are working on in the videos, so I cant say with certainty that they would have it on their site. I am at work and dont have the time to go searching for videos right now, but that would be where I would go to start my search, so feel free to search there for yourself. Beyond that, I'd have to fish for videos on teh googles.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Now, alot of their good articles have disappeared, but there is a report here.
www.virtualsk.com...
Kingdon said wheat within the circles was bent down to the ground and woven into a counterclockwise spiral. He said stones and pebbles underneath the compressed plants showed no signs of being subjected to weight or movement. And although he can't be positive about this, he believes the circles were no more than a day old when discovered. That would mean the wheat stalks were straw, rather than the flexible stems seen in spring and early summer, when they were bent....
According to the report now posted on the CCCRN website, soil from the Rocanville circles contained a much higher magnetic content than soil samples taken from outside of the circles. Researchers say the higher magnetic readings are common features of crop circles....
Nine circles found a year ago in two fields in the Outlook-Conquest region reveal physical changes to plant stalks also said to be common to the circle phenomenon.....
show plant stalks in the circles suffered damage to their growth nodes, or joints.
He said circle researchers believe this damage is caused by a quick burst of microwave radiation that heats the plants when the circle is being created. ‘Plasma vortex' is the term he uses to describe the dynamic involved in the creation of crop circles
Now to me, these findings almost indicate HAARP again.
And our countries research group was putting out so much scientific information about them, its a real surprise when the articles started vanishing.
I believe its all Highly Classified Information and the research went BLACK.
But its not guys with boards. They seem to just be counter intelligence.
I'm not pdf'ing whatever I find, and only wish I had a huge folder on their original articles, before the information started being removed.edit on 27-8-2012 by Unity_99 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by thebtheb
Originally posted by flyswatter
Originally posted by sirric
reply to post by flyswatter
You can't prove something not seen.
Here we have video proof of a Crop circle maker, making a circle and low and behold, it's not a perfect circle!
Now show me a video of a circle maker doing a circle, that when finished, looks perfect. Bet you you can't.
Sirric
Circlemakers have videos out there, but I'm not sure what exact patterns they are working on in the videos, so I cant say with certainty that they would have it on their site. I am at work and dont have the time to go searching for videos right now, but that would be where I would go to start my search, so feel free to search there for yourself. Beyond that, I'd have to fish for videos on teh googles.
Yeah, of course there are videos out there showing circle makers making pretty nice circles. I for one don't deny there are people doing some of them. All of them? Nope. anyway, I'm kinda bored with this debate. People think what they think about them and there's no need to try to convince anyone either way.
Ants communicate with each other using pheromones, sounds, and touch.[60] The use of pheromomes as chemical signals is more developed in ants than in other hymenopteran groups. Like other insects, ants perceive smells with their long, thin, and mobile antennae. The paired antennae provide information about the direction and intensity of scents. Since most ants live on the ground, they use the soil surface to leave pheromone trails that may be followed by other ants. In species that forage in groups, a forager that finds food marks a trail on the way back to the colony; this trail is followed by other ants, these ants then reinforce the trail when they head back with food to the colony. When the food source is exhausted, no new trails are marked by returning ants and the scent slowly dissipates. This behaviour helps ants deal with changes in their environment. For instance, when an established path to a food source is blocked by an obstacle, the foragers leave the path to explore new routes. If an ant is successful, it leaves a new trail marking the shortest route on its return. Successful trails are followed by more ants, reinforcing better routes and gradually identifying the best path.
Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
Originally posted by DaTroof
Originally posted by Signals
I'd like for someone to explain how some dudes with planks, ropes, and stilts did this in the middle of the night....
Who said it had to be done in the night? It's not like there are webcams recording every crop 24/7.
lol
lol farmers and their dogs dont need no steenkin' webcams
Originally posted by Signals
Beautiful, reported yesterday, August 26th.
I wonder if the 6's have any significance? If you count the other sides you can't see, you get 216 individual squares. (36 X 6).
216 = 6 X 6 X 6.......
I would love to see one in person.
www.cropcircleconnector.com...edit on 26-8-2012 by Signals because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by seabhac-rua
Are people doing these?
I find it hard to believe some kids are traipsing around in the dark making something like this.
Originally posted by Signals
I'd like for someone to explain how some dudes with planks, ropes, and stilts did this in the middle of the night....