Crop Circles NASA-Style: 7 Huge Corn Mazes With Space Age Twist

Crop Circles NASA-Style: 7 Huge Corn Mazes With Space Age Twist

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Seven farms across the U.S., in collaboration with NASA, are inviting the public to get lost in space — the space inside crop circles — this fall.

The "Space Farm 7" project is designed to celebrate the accomplishments of the U.S. space program through "agri-tourism."

Take, for example, the Liberty Ridge Farm in Schaghticoke, N.Y., about 20 miles (32 kilometers) north of Albany. It is the Northeast representative for the Space Farm 7, pairing up with NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center to coordinate their leg of the program.

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Found the link at open minds tv. Its on space.com so its probably not a hoax
Its a tad over-the-top, don't you think?
Unless, NASA has decided there's actually something to crop circles and are trying to engage the crop circle makers.
Are crop fields an intergalactic social networking site? Should we call it spacebook.com?


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Originally posted by reject



Are crop fields an intergalactic social networking site? Should we call it spacebook.com?

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ok i cant let that go without a comment...that is funny

free bump from me as i laugh out loud..

While I enjoy the artwork. I have to wonder how much of my tax dollars paid for it?
I also wonder if the art was created using satellites, that would make it easier.... and more expensive.

It is interesting how the crop circles overseas have kinda gone quite,.
maybe the people making them have grown tired of their game

Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
It is interesting how the crop circles overseas have kinda gone quite,.
maybe the people making them have grown tired of their game

Its to cold and wet for people to be up all night faking crop circles at this time of year in the UK. Plus the wet ground makes it harder for them to not leave any noticeable tracks in the mud.

Originally posted by PhoenixOD

Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
It is interesting how the crop circles overseas have kinda gone quite,.
maybe the people making them have grown tired of their game

Its to cold and wet for people to be up all night faking crop circles at this time of year in the UK. Plus the wet ground makes it harder for them to not leave any noticeable tracks in the mud.

Ya
that makes sense also..
It is also funny how there has not been any REAL documentation of ET made ones,.
only orbs...

Originally posted by PhoenixOD

Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
It is interesting how the crop circles overseas have kinda gone quite,.
maybe the people making them have grown tired of their game

Its to cold and wet for people to be up all night faking crop circles at this time of year in the UK. Plus the wet ground makes it harder for them to not leave any noticeable tracks in the mud.

actually I think all the crops have been harvested, your theory only covers the many that are man made, not the few that it is impossible for any men to have made.

Am I the only one who thinks this looks more like it's photoshopped onto the picture of the field? It might be because I'm on my phone of course but the lines of the design appear to be solid colour more than flattened crops and then there's the one with the astronaut that has different couloured parts to it.

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The guy who made the orb's crop circle video has admitted it was a fake now..

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And how about that


sooo many things coming to light lately..
thanks for posting that
on an off note:
cant wait for this october to come to an end so the predictors of doom will close the pie hole for a while.

Man, those ET's are really effin with us now!

You too can do wonders with a piece of green carpet, a razor blade, a digital camera and Adobe Photshop.

It's worth point out that the images are just 'mock-ups' by NASA.

NASA has posted computer-generated images of what the mazes look like.

Just more NASA photoshop goodness. Yet again, not very good either.

It would be interesting to see the 'real' mazes.

st.