New Crop Circle In UK , looks like a message?

reply to post by SpearMint


Forgive me for being off topic, but I couldn't stop laughing watching your Avatar dancing in perfect timing with the music in the video just above yours regarding the Snow Circles.

I am sure the video shows the snow circles as being man made, and your little Avatar was definitely in the groove.

OMG, Lads this crop circle is 100% man made. Look at the lines! The people (human) who made this divided it much like a grid. Notice how they flattened the inner squares in a spiral fashion but when flattening the for outer semicircle parts they as per usual, focused more on time saving. The outer parts are flattened in a completely different format.

For the sake of it, if somehow aliens made this with their advanced technology (i use the term loosely) why would such technology use different methods of flattening plants?

CONCLUSION: man made, efficient but no aliens here.

reply to post by The X


If it is in rows of 12, could it be duodecimal, rather than binary? I think you're all barking up the wrong tree trying to decode it in binary, not least because putting it into a decoder is just going to output what we have assigned as the values for such binary numbers..

If it is truly a message from a UFO (and I am not weighing in on either side) you need to use a Universal mathematical constant, such as Pi for example, that they and we would both be aware of before you can even begin to understand what they are trying to say.

It looks manmade but trying to decipher what the message is will still be interesting. I like challenges but challenges like this I prefer to leave to others.

12x12=144. Twelve rows, twelve columns

144/8=18. Exactly 18 characters


8 bit binary?

reply to post by infoseeker26754

Anyway Hello there and since I an new hope I did not intrude on your thread.

All members may reply. Welcome to ATS. Do not be intimidated by the more aggressive posters; simply deny ignorance and move on...

reply to post by Chai_An

It looks like braile to me.

Excellent thought, even if it were wrong. Very original thinking going on in this entire thread. Too bad we don't have the girl for the "Hellraiser" movie to help us on this...

Originally posted by drphilxr
reply to post by jNormal

 

there are different levels of bit encoding.

anyone find a 12-bit encoder?

the 8/16/32/64-bit bytes we are used to for 'words' may

spit out a different value.

the crop 'circle' is a 12 x 12 matrix.

the simple binary decoder provided by one ATS member

did yield:

8 163 211 213 36 41 53 170 51 6 17 30 147 182 40 23 171 186

and
the md5 hash is

82e4c661058b6a131b838c45289d08a2

which brings us back to the need for cryptanalysis.

Interestingly I stumbled across the 12/24 bit Binary Golay Code

which is a 12 x 24 bit matrix that error corrects 12-bit data within a 24 bit word.

It was used by NASA Voyager 1 and 2 for color image transmission using the

(12, 24, 8) format (I simply DON'T understand matrix math, but this is used

by the US governemt in high frequency RF transmissions, including space based

systems).

Anyone think they can peg the translation using a 12 bit angle?

edit on 7/29/2012 by drphilxr because: spelling!!!!

edit on 7/29/2012 by drphilxr because: (no reason given)

Whoa! I think everyone is hoping that you can.

reply to post by jNormal


What is the new movie?

Just wondering if it's a media blitz thing or maybe connected to the Aug 4th polar clock one.

Lol, looks like a crossword puzzle.

I'm not sure what to make, or the purpose of them are. I wouldn't think it would be possible to decode either we don't know what caused it, or what system of communication they are using, too many variables unaccounted for. I have my suspicions they are temporary land markers for something we should note ancient landmarks, ufo activity or contact in the area that may coincide with its creation and find a pattern, thats about all we can do.

reply to post by amfis


So did they mess up and B is supposed to be 2 squares or is it a rectangle?

My husband is sticking to crossword puzzle...

Originally posted by SPEZNA1
reply to post by SpearMint

 

I am ex NAVY, a friend of mine was an SM (Signalman). I was wondering if this could be Morse Code, just a thought....what do you think?

It very well could be a sort of morse code of sorts....huh...Imma see if it has any press pattern to it, I'll have to get back to ya as I've never seen that type of communication laid out in a circle.

Originally posted by Kastogere

Originally posted by SPEZNA1
reply to post by SpearMint

 

I am ex NAVY, a friend of mine was an SM (Signalman). I was wondering if this could be Morse Code, just a thought....what do you think?

It very well could be a sort of morse code of sorts....huh...Imma see if it has any press pattern to it, I'll have to get back to ya as I've never seen that type of communication laid out in a circle.

If it's morse code then it's definately man made, it's not a universal language like math.

12 bits? 3x 4 BCD (binary coded decimal numbers???)

Why on Earth 12 bits...while i not even remotely believe this is NOT man-made, i'd like to decode this.

The only thing i can think of is rows of each 3x 4bit BCD where each 4 bit group would be ONE decimal number.

Then we would get 12 rows of 3 digit numbers like (example)

123
034
167

etc. where then each row COULD represent some ASCII code.

The other problem is the orientation since i would not know where to start to "read" the code....(horizontal, vertical etc.)....but notice the clock on the far right are bigger.

reply to post by SpearMint


Granted...whom ever made it, its still a great puzzle for the noodle.....

reply to post by jNormal


I think 3 down is potato. I'm still working on 9 across though

reply to post by jNormal


I dont know if this has been brought up yet but with the same idea as th picture you have used under your name has anyone thought of it being a bar code if we reduce it in size and scan it?

reply to post by kmeredith


maybe there's a galactic stocktake ,
and we've made it onto the map?
...... survey peg anyone

Just had a quick go at decoding again via decimal/hexadecimal, and here is what I got so far...


10111011 »
10100001 ¡
01111010 z
01100010 b
10001001 Y
00111011 ;
00010001
11100000
01100001
10100011
00110011
01011010
01000010
10011101
01010010
00111101
00110000
10001010

It didn't look like much to me so I stopped!

I'm swaying towards a message relating to numbers, ie some date or time frame.

Probably unlikely to be any message in great detail anyway...