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Originally posted by twentythreedom
Originally posted by Doja112
On a swedish forum one guy writes that i says "pater noster qui es in caelis"
where did that info comefrom and how did the guy decode the circle and arrive at that meaning? thanks....
(our father who art in heaven.. hmmm)
20free
Originally posted by Fedge
reply to post by Xtrozero
I see the resemblance but i still dont see what is the meaning of the CC. DNA is a very long chain right ? if we put the 12 lines one after each other i guess its not enough to have a full view of the dna strand right ?
i dont know much in this area sorry heh
Originally posted by Doja112
Originally posted by twentythreedom
Originally posted by Doja112
On a swedish forum one guy writes that i says "pater noster qui es in caelis"
where did that info comefrom and how did the guy decode the circle and arrive at that meaning? thanks....
(our father who art in heaven.. hmmm)
20free
I will try to translate it the best way i can. My english is not that good.
Ok he says, - the pattern is 8-bit, every piece has 2 bytes, 12 pieces is 24 bytes. One line means 1 and one missing a line means 0. If you do this in ASCI it will be "paternosterquiesincaelis"(24 letters) or "pater noster qui es in caelis" which means "The father is in the sky" or something -
He also says he started with the piece north. Used google earth to figure which piece that was north.
Originally posted by Pellevoisin
reply to post by Doja112
pater noster qui es in caelis -- Latin for the prayer taught by Jesus to his followers, known in English as "The Lord's Prayer" or "The Our Father".
And that is a very interesting calling card ... time to ponder...
Originally posted by space cadet
If you truly want to know what the message is, go to the website that is showing you the photo, check out how much they will sell you a tour for, if you go arial you can expect to pay around 3500.00 for the flyover, anyway they could hook you up with the guys who made the circle and they can tell you, I am sure they will sell the info to you, that is the whole reason they make these, to make money......
Originally posted by ElectricUniverse
reply to post by Son of Will
Could you tell us how you know for certain that ancient crop circles were "rudimentary"?... Did you have a camera in another life and you took pictures of such crop circles?...
The UFO phenomenon is as ancient as crop cricles and they are still using the same technology they have used for millenia as can be seen in ancient paintings.
BTW, yes there are most certainly SOME crop circles made by a few people just wanting to get fame, but on the overall I doubt they are all fake.
[edit on 23-5-2010 by ElectricUniverse]
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흞霨陨황輩陰황츩숱켽騰ꅥ
11101001 00010100 10000101 10100110 01011001 00001100 11110011 10111100 01000011 10001100 01110011 10010100 01101011 10010110 01101001 00001110 11110000 11001011 01101011 10010110 01101001 00010110 11101001 00010100
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11010111 01011110 10100001 01100101 10011010 00110000 11001111 00111101 11000010 00110001 11001110 00101001 11010110 01101001 10010110 01110000 10001111 00101001 11010110 01101001 10010110 01101000 10010111 00101000
廗斡゚㷏㇂⧎槖炖⦏槖梖⢗
01111010 11101011 00010100 11101001 00010110 01101001 10010110 01101011 10010100 11110001 00001110 01101001 10010110 01101011 10010100 01110011 10001100 01000011 10111100 11110011 00001100 01011001 10100110 10000101
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Exactly as I suspected.
Ok he says, - the pattern is 8-bit, every piece has 2 bytes
Originally posted by Chiiru
Originally posted by skeptic_al
reply to post by kdial1
How do you it's Encrypted?
Why not ask the Uni-Students that created it?
Firstly, you need to FIND the uni students that created it.
Has anyone come forward for this design yet?
Anyway, it sort of reminds me of this:
Of course, I'm most likely wrong. But I thought I'd throw it out there.
Originally posted by Doja112
Originally posted by twentythreedom
Originally posted by Doja112
On a swedish forum one guy writes that i says "pater noster qui es in caelis"
Originally posted by sueloujo
reply to post by PowerSlave
It had the same effect with me and then I realised ..It looks like the disc they used to use in those old music boxes.
hdebruijn.soo.dto.tudelft.nl...
Maybe it's the tune from close encounters
[edit on 23-5-2010 by sueloujo]