This creation in the field (I wouldn't dignify it with a formal crop
circle designation) shows the rather strong unconscious influence of
the real circle makers on many man-made efforts. On the left is the
comet impact site with solid matter being blasted out. Then we have
the large flash accompanying the strike. The line surrounding
everything depicts the general area of damage/destruction, with the
short vertical lines indicating some further damage. Extreme
irregularity in depiction isn't surprising where a disastrous event
is involved.
Kenneth Heck
Wessex Ridgeway, Nr
Okeford Fitzpaine, Dorset.
Reported 7th July?
This commissioned circle is manmade. It may reflect the logo of a
corporation, or perhaps the break-up of a large satellite from a
comet strike. The ring on the left represents the normal orbit of
the satellite. The satellite breaks into two major pieces, and
later, three pieces, over a certain time period denoted by the arcs
– normally days or hours. The initial break takes 5 days or hours
to complete (arcs on the bottom) and the third piece breaks away on
the 6th day or hour (arcs at the top).
This is an ad for the
computer game “Fortnite.” The effect of alien influence on the
Circlemakers is evident with the hexagon representing six comets intended
to strike Earth shown in the centre. The first three, A, B, and the
Warning Comet, first appear on the outer ring. The inner triangle
indicates divine approval for these three comets. All three are then
shown as small rings before final impact to indicate they have been fully
heated by the Sun. However, only a fragment of the Warning Comet actually
impacts.
Kenneth Heck
Silbury Hill, Nr Silbury Hill Wiltshire. Reported 21st
May
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