Mistery Crop Circles



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Mistery Crop Circles by HarleyWoman


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The Mystery of Global Crop Circles
Crop circles have appeared for a long time, and there are few people who have never heard about the phenomenon. Many people have very explicit opinions about crop circles, but hardly anyone is aware of their true character. Few people know, for example, that manuscripts from the 18th century and even from the Middle Ages already mentioned the appearance of crop circles in Europe.
We don't have all the answers, but we're finding some of them. And the questions become more and more intriguing. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::


For over twenty years the southern English countryside has been the site of a strange phenomenon that has baffled observers and spawned countless news stories and not a few books. In the middle of the night, flattened circular depressions have appeared in fields of wheat, rye and other cereal crops. They range in diameter from ten feet to almost a hundred feet wide and vary from simple circles to complex spirals with rings and spurs. All have sharply defined edges. The most striking feature of the circles is the frequency with which they occur. In 1990 over 700 crop-circles appeared in Britain. People who attempt to study these circles have coined a name for themselves: cereologists. The word comes from the name of the Roman goddess of vegetation, Ceres. There are two favorite theories held by cereologists that think crop circles are the result of some not well understood physical phenomena. The first is that the depressions are the result of an unusual weather effect. George Tenence Meaden, a former professor of physics, calls this a "plasma vortex phenomenon" which he defines as "a spinning mass of air which has accumulated a significant fraction of electrically charged matter." According to Meaden the effect is similar to that of ball lightning, but larger and longer lasting. The second theory is that somehow crop-circles are created by UFOs. Proponents of this theory note that occasionally crop circles seem to appear in conjunction with a UFO sighting. Some of the early, simple crop circles certainly do suggest fields that might have been flattened by the weight of a grounded flying saucer. As the circles have become more complex in shape, though, proponents of the UFO theory have had to modify their ideas suggesting that the marks left are due to a strange effect of the craft's drive force on the plants. Others even argue that the shapes are messages purposefully left by the saucer's crew.

Tuesday, September 06, 2005




Imagem que apareceu misteriosamente em Arecibo, num campo de plantação, só vista de cima.





Mensagem enviada na Voyager pela NASA.





A animação é a diferença entre as 2 mensagens.

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