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sorgfelt
reply to post by AliceBleachWhite
If you have looked at some of these crop circles in detail, you would be hard pressed to figure out how they could have weaved individual stalks of wheat together with a plank, or done something the size of a football field in a half hour in a sudden fog, or explain why instruments detect elevated radiation in them, or explain why the stalks were not bent from without, but heated as if in a microwave, or explain why plants sampled from within and without grow so differently.
openyourmind1262
reply to post by intelligenthoodlum33
I and the others dont pretend to know everything. We just know intelligent life would'nt draw pics in the fields, unless that intelligent life is "human". This has been debunked years ago. Only thing between then and now is our computers and GPS devices are far more sophisticated. Plus if intelligent life is coming here, dont you think they probally know all the languages spoken on this particular rock. I do.
reply to post by MeTarzan
There's no way you, or anyone else, could "know" what intelligent life would or would not do. A FEW CCs have been debunked (the crappy-looking ones). The majority of them have NOT been "debunked."
If ET knows our languages, ET would also be familiar with our history, cultures, and symbols. CCs are virtually ALL "written" in known, comprehensible symbolic "languages." Symbols "break" the language barrier. Cross-culturally, symbols would be a vastly superior means to communicate with advanced, presumably intelligent life forms.
I don't know if the human race qualifies or not.
AlienView
Try this on for size:
Physicist offers scientific proof that crop circles are formed by UFO'S
He showed that the crop circles he examined had been made by electromagnetic point-sources. An example of an electromagnetic point-source is a light bulb. ...
Dr. Haselhoff then compared the distribution of node lengthening (strongest in the crop circle centre, less and less towards the perimeter) with all possible energy distribution patterns known in physics. He discovered a 100% match with the energy distribution of an electromagnetic point-source. This is for instance a light bulb. When you hang a light bulb above the ground, you will also see a (light) distribution that is strongest directly below the bulb (to be compared with the crop circle centre) and which becomes fainter and fainter as you measure towards the edge of the light.
AliceBleachWhite
Are you now implying that crop circles are CHANNELLED?
... made by people, yes, but, they're under the influence/control of ET?
um?
TextGene and Chris introduce crop circle artist and UFO researcher Matthew Williams. Yes, he is responsible for some of those crop circles. According to his bio: "Former British Government Customs & Excise officer, Matthew Williams, had his first UFO experience in 1991. This led him to become a well known UK UFO investigator. After investigating the crop circle subject, he decided to try making some circles to test if researchers would know they were man-made. The rest is history as eventually Matthew became the only person to ever be arrested for making a crop circle."
James Owen in London
for National Geographic News
September 15, 2009
Mysterious crop circles have once again appeared as the world slept.
But last night's crop circles—vast, strange, and often intricate patterns in grain fields—took digital form, as Google's logo morphed into an alien artwork, complete with hovering UFO.
Crop Circles in Tasmania Caused by Stoned Wallabies, Official Says
Crop Circles and More: History's Hoaxes
An accompanying Google Twitter post of GPS coordinates sent Web users scurrying to Google Earth software, to discover that the digits denoted Horsell, U.K. (map), site of the first UFO landing in H.G. Wells's novel The War of the Worlds. (YouTube video: Crop Circles on Google Earth.)
The crop circle "Google doodle" remains an unexplained phenomenon, as do some real-world crop circles.
Dawn of Crop Circles
Crop circles first drew attention in the mid-1970s, when they were photographed from the air in fields in the county of Wiltshire, U.K. Made mainly from flattened cereal crops such as wheat and barely, these earliest examples were fairly simple in design.
Since then the Wiltshire region has played host to increasingly an elaborate portfolio of crop circles.
In 2008, for instance, a 150-foot-wide (46-meter-wide) coded representation of the first ten digits of the mathematical constant Pi appeared. And, this summer, a vast and spectacular jellyfish almost engulfed a barley field.
theMediator
Humans can create wind, therefor, all winds are created by humans.
Humans can create crop circles, therefor, all crop circles are man made.
Opinions don't make something true. Stay open minded.
MeTarzan
openyourmind1262
reply to post by intelligenthoodlum33
I and the others dont pretend to know everything. We just know intelligent life would'nt draw pics in the fields, unless that intelligent life is "human". This has been debunked years ago. Only thing between then and now is our computers and GPS devices are far more sophisticated. Plus if intelligent life is coming here, dont you think they probally know all the languages spoken on this particular rock. I do.
There's no way you, or anyone else, could "know" what intelligent life would or would not do. A FEW CCs have been debunked (the crappy-looking ones). The majority of them have NOT been "debunked."
If ET knows our languages, ET would also be familiar with our history, cultures, and symbols. CCs are virtually ALL "written" in known, comprehensible symbolic "languages." Symbols "break" the language barrier.
Cross-culturally, symbols would be a vastly superior means to communicate with advanced, presumably intelligent life forms.
I don't know if the human race qualifies or not.
AlienView
Try this on for size:
Physicist offers scientific proof that crop circles are formed by UFO'S
Abstract-Three papers published by W. C. Levengood (1994), W. C.
Levengood and N. P. Talbott (1999) and by E. H. Haselhoff (2001) suggested
the involvement of some kind of electromagnetic radiation during the creation
of crop circles. Here we discuss the methods and conclusions of the three
articles, pointing out the misrepresentation of the experimental protocols, the
misleading application of statistical procedures, the arbitrary discarding of
unwanted results and the weakness of the proposed physical model to the
suggested hypothesis. In particular, we show that Haselhoff s conclusions are
unsubstantiated and do not prove the involvement of an electromagnetic
radiation source in the creation event.
gortex
reply to post by dlbott
Did you miss the post where I said "I was a believer in ET created crop circles" ?
I am not closed minded about crop circles just to be closed minded I'm closed minded about crop circles because I've looked and there's nothing there apart from people making pictures in crops .
We have many documented examples of people making crop circles but not one of ET doing it , I would suggest that is because they aren't .
theMediator
Humans can create wind, therefor, all winds are created by humans.
Humans can create crop circles, therefor, all crop circles are man made.
Opinions don't make something true. Stay open minded.
reply to post by pilotx
It does look like a flaw which can't be attributed to the photo's angle. This raises doubt about whether this particular crop circle is authentic
Another possibility is the originators themselves introduce such 'flaws' deliberately. Consider Vallee's (correct me if the source is off) accounts where the intelligences said "you should believe in us, but not too much." What better way to maintain cover, or avoid imposing beliefs to bypass individual choice, than to carefully craft such messages to fly just under the radar.
reply to post by LightAssassin
Skyfloating won....so it has been admitted, even by the ATS collective, and debated with success, that Crop circles are more than a man made hoax.
Here is the debate
Ultimately, with Crop circle reports spanning back in time to before technology...and before FLIGHT (because to view crop circles in their entirety you need to be able to view from the sky)...there is ample evidence to suggest CC's are more than a man made hoax.
Yes, he is responsible for some of those crop circles. According to his bio: "Former British Government Customs & Excise officer, Matthew Williams, had his first UFO experience in 1991. This led him to become a well known UK UFO investigator. After investigating the crop circle subject, he decided to try making some circles to test if researchers would know they were man-made. The rest is history as eventually Matthew became the only person to ever be arrested for making a crop circle."