Yet another
crop picture from Serpent Mound on August 24, 2003 showed the
location of sunset on any equinox.
(In
the section of the article Astronomy, spirituality and
space-time technology: more symbols for the
legendary Quetzalcoatl in English crop pictures that Chris sent (link below) that the
author Red Collie wrote specifically about Serpent Mound and the
August 2003 crop circle, he writes:)
Somewhat surprisingly, Serpent
Mound in Ohio was also the location of a rare American crop
picture on August 24, 2003:
That crop
picture seemed to show the four compass points N, S, E,
W, as well as a
"pointer" that pointed due West toward sunset on either equinox
(spring or fall). It was aligned geographically (see the large
red arrow) in a field direction of due West,
past the "snake's tail" (see
HERE).
The author
makes a series of claims in his whole article which sound
important to people who are interested in the topics he's
referencing, but much of the information he gives them is
completely false -- his interpretations particularly of the
Serpent Mound formation in this article are based on a
completely incorrect alignment of the formation to the mound. I
have no idea how he decided his directions of the formation
(maybe it fits his theories and conclusions better), but as we
know that a line split down the centre of the formation goes
through the 'head' of the Serpent (and not through the Tail as
claimed here), near through the North point, the formation's
layout places his "west" circle (the circle at the bottom of the
picture with the 'ourobourous' ring) actually points much
closer to NNE instead of West. His V arrow on the formation
picture does point to the formation, which makes his conclusions
even more bizarre, because then his placement of the formation
in the landscape would put the formation somewhere east of the
Serpent Mound near Jim and Bev's house, instead of its actual
location in the landscape to the south and slightly west of
Brush Creek and across the street from Mollie's.
This is
typical of the type of 'armchair' crop circle research that
takes place, and it makes you wonder if the author constructs
such hughly important claims but builds them on such false
assumptions to construct his grand theories, how many other key
and important details in the rest of his essays are false as
well. What's even more interesting is that his 'reference' link
takes you to a page where Ted has posted his diagram of the
formation (measured out by Ted, myself, Delsey, Roger and Tony)
which clearly has a magnetic north orientation labelled on it,
yet the author completely ignores that key detail, and flips the
formation around both on the ground and in the landscape to make
his claims. The Serpent Mound crop circle formation does not
show us the location of sunset on any Equinox as is claimed in
this article. He didn't even give Roger credit for using his
photo...
Jeffrey Wilson
Director, ICCRA
Independent Crop Circle Researchers' Association
#734.891.2689
jeff.wilson@roadrunner.com
A magical Starglyph appeared at Waden Hill in 2005. The day before
its appearance, I had received an impression a formation might occur.
As a result, I investigated the hill at 3:15am the following morning
and found nothing. At 4:15am or so, only an hour later, I returned to
find a massive Starglyph had appeared. Two years later, in 2007, I was
working on a special venture of mine called the Chameleon Project. It
incorporated parts of this symbol that had become close to me. As I was
working on it, a vision unfolded that opened its secrets and the
Starglyph’s unseen symbols flowed like a waterfall. I believe the Star
Nation People have sent one of the most important formations to ever
exist. The images of its contents and the story are at
I had felt more than honoured that the Star Nation People had chosen to
reveal this gift to me. Not only its eventual appearance in the field
but its content that expresses unbelievable fractal geometry.
Time-Based Analysis of August 2007 UK Crop
Circles
by Green
Shepherd
New BLT Report-Robbert v/d
Broeke UPDATE
Last fall (2006) I again visited (among
other people) Robbert v/d Broeke, the young man in Holland
around whom crop circles form regularly. As in the past, he
somehow "knows" when and where a new circle is forming in
his area, as well as knowing what they will look like. But
there are many other strange events which also occur around
Robbert and I was able to document some of them last year.
I have been working to get this report finished and on the
BLT web-site, since I am returning to Holland tomorrow to
stay with Robbert for several weeks.
This UPDATE includes many details not made public
before....and I hope supports my growing impression that
many so-called "paranormal" events (such as the crop
circles, remote viewing, poltergeist activity. orbs,
out-of-body experiences, psychic knowledge, etc.) are, in
fact, related -- and that perhaps our eventual understanding
of the crop circle phenomenon requires serious inquiry into
a wide range of anomalous events.
During the course of my
researching something completely different,
I came across an item that I thought might
intrigue or amuse (hopefully both!) you.
Below I offer you an extract from a letter
written 9 July 1686 from one A. Paschal to
the celebrated antiquary John Aubrey,
concerning an extraordinary incident that
occurred in Somerset on 14 June 1686. Note
that I have modernised the language a little
here & there in order to render it a little
more intelligible:
"On
June 14, about 6 at night, came a Storm,
with Thunder, and a whirlwind uncommon. Sir
Fr. R. had 10 or 12 people about Hay in a
ground of his on the N. side of Polden Hill,
four miles hence. It made them think the
Judgement Day was come, and to run from
their work. They saw it take up many of the
Hay-cocks, to the quantity of two or three,
load very high into the air. It fell all
about the parish, some was carried two miles
off. Trees bowed flat to the ground by it. A
man said to be taken up and carried to some
Distance, supposed as an 100 yards, and set
down in a ditch. Active and inventive fancy
saw there were armies in the sky, heard
drums and guns, beheld colours, and a long
Dragon's Tail; and at last the scene was
removed with very sweet music, that of the
Spheres not comparable to it. A great storm
of rain fell about a mile or two short of
the place wherein this to-do was. This is
hugely talked of at a distance; and the
story is dressed up to a Miracle; but
setting aside what Superstition adds to it,
I can be assured of nothing in it but what
was natural, only not very usual."
No "normal" whirlwind
this, then. A rare recorded incidence of
freakish weather phenomena incorporating
powerful uplift and enough down force to
make trees bend to the ground- all of which
was accompanied by what we might today
describe as a multi-sensory experience
featuring colours (lights, I assume),
visuals (Dragon's Tail? A vapour trail?),
mechanical noises (drums & guns) & 'very
sweet music' (phew!). Quite something, eh?
The letter was eventually
published in 1723, in a volume edited by
Richard Rawlinson with the title:
Miscellanies on Several Curious Subjects:
Now First Published From Their Respective
Originals (London, W. Mears & J. Hooke). The
item is exceedingly rare, needless to say.
Unexplained
sand circles -- kind of like crop circles without the crops -- have been
found in the middle of a dry Rio Grande in the Upper Valley. "It's
pretty weird," Antonio Padilla of Sunland Park said while looking over
the series of circles on a sand bed. At least one man claimed to have
seen a mysterious light in the sky land in the area and take off on
Tuesday night, Padilla said. The largest circle is about 35-feet wide
contains three other circles made by an 8-inch deep trenches in sand bed
in the middle of the river bed between Artcraft and Borderland roads.
I just came across this news
story, and I thought I’d pass it along. A series of four concentric
rings were found in a sand bar in the middle of the Rio Grande River in
Sunland Park, Dona Ana County, New Mexico (which is a suburb of El Paso,
Texas). In fact the location is in an area where the borders of the USA
states of New Mexico and Texas as well as the border of Mexico all come
together.
The widest of the four rings
is approximately 35 feet wide, and each of the ‘trenches’ are
approximately 8 inches deep. From watching the accompanying video, the
inside edge of each ring appears to be serrated -- and the sand from the
trench appears to have been thrown outward (scooped out?) and away from
the centre, creating the mounds of sand in-between each ring.
One man interviewed, Antonio
Padilla, claims that a friend of his “saw something land there then took
off pretty quick”. This eyewitness then ran a told several others who
came out to look at the rings, and found no footprints leading to the
circles.
The web link to the story and
the story follow below…
(by Claudio Dall’Aglio and Dr. Giorgio Pattera - Parma -
Italy)
This is the Crop Circles Working
Protocol. This is the Crop Circles Working Protocol, created to get all
the scientific information of a crop circle. With the Data Collection Form, at home, we
can archive all the analysis in only one form and create a more complex
database.
When we find a crop circle, the
first question is: the formation is good or false? With the analysis of
this protocol we can get the answer. If we knows that a crop circle it’s
good we can start to study the symbols.
This protocol is used by GALILEO –
CUN Italian Crop Circles Scientific Research Team.
For info: Claudio
Dall’Aglio crop@libero.it
Good News for Thornborough Henges site.
At a packed meeting earlier this week
the campaign to save the Thornborough Henges site from the Tarmacs diggers
was won, although it must be said that Tarmac are going to appeal against
the decision. The campaign for this important cause was supported by many
people across the country, including many conservation groups such as
English Heritage.
This is the most important ancient
site between Avebury in the south and the Scottish Islands of Lewis and
the Orkney in the north. This Yorkshire site has three massive Henges in a
row with the one at the west end being slightly out of alignment so as to
mimic the three stars of the Orion’s belt. I recommend anyone to visit
these amazing Thornborough Henges.
Today I spoke with Pauline Wright,
one of the local campaigners, and she said she is ‘thrilled by the
planning decision but will be watching carefully as to the progress of
Tarmac’s appeal’.
You can read a full article in the
Guardian newspaper. Click on to their web site below.
