Detailed comparison of Longwood Warren 1995 to its human-made copy from 2001: can local humans make authentic crop pictures of a complex kind?
Our understanding of
modern crop pictures has changed dramatically since
October-November of 2007, when Comet 17P Holmes exploded
unexpectedly
between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Then it
became suddenly apparent for the whole world to see
(or at least all of those people with access to the
Internet), that English crop pictures had
predicted such an astronomical
event in great temporal and spatial detail over two
years earlier (see
www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007g.html or www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007g.html).
Other crop pictures
from the summer of 1995 predicted the outburst of Comet
73P Schwassmann-Wachmann 3 three months before it
happened
(see www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007a.html). Still other crop pictures from the summer of 1994 described the impact of Comet Shoemaker-Levy on Jupiter just one week after it happened (see www.cropcircleanswers.com/scorpious_hour.htm or www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007i.html).
What kind of magical
technology might we be dealing with here? Who are those
crop artists, and what are they trying to tell us? The final
answers to those questions still remain
uncertain, but one thing can be said for sure,
as we approach a new crop circle season in the
summer of 2008: it is time to get rid of mindless
scepticism, and
unsupported claims of human fakery.
Two versions of the same crop picture from 1995
(authentic original) versus 2001 (human-made copy)
With those ideas in
mind, I would like to briefly address the relative
astronomical accuracy of an
authentic crop picture from 1995, versus that of
its human-made copy in 2001. Part of the original 1995
picture is shown below:
Longwood Warren
appeared on July 26, 1995 as part of a long series of
astronomical crop pictures that year, including Bishop's
Sutton and Gander Down, which were seemingly meant to
inform us "in advance" about the outburst of Comet 73P
Schwassman-Wachmann 3 three months later (see
www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007a.html).
It showed fairly correct orbits about a large central
Sun for the four inner planets of our solar system
(Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars), and also showed three
distinct open circular symbols for Mercury, Venus, and
Mars; but failed to show any
open circular symbol for planet Earth.
One can easily deduce
from the relative locations of Mercury, Venus and Mars
as shown there, along with the elliptical orbit of
Mercury, that Longwood Warren was meant to illustrate
our inner solar system on a date of approximately June
21, 1995. That was just five days before it appeared.
But why did the crop artists omit an open
circular symbol for Earth? What exactly were they trying
to tell us?
No one could understand
at the time. Later in
retrospect, it became clear that planet Earth on
June 21, 1995 resided almost precisely in space (red
arrow, above left) where Comet 73P Schwassmann-Wachmann
3 would outburst three months later (yellow arrow, above
right). In other words, the "missing Earth" feature of
Longwood Warren was meant to serve as a spatial
indicator, to tell us where Comet Schwassmann-Wachmann 3
would later outburst or explode.
Comets often explode
when they come close to the Sun
at an orbital location called perihelion (the
base of that
curved blue line, shown above right). But no ordinary
human could have predicted three months in advance, that
Comet Schwassmann-Wachmann 3 would explode on September
22, 1995. Only
our mysterious crop artist friends, with their advanced
spacetime technology, could know such a thing.
So much for the
original crop picture, which was amazing in its own
right. Now what about the copy? A team of five expert
workers made a human-derived copy of Longwood Warren
six years later on August 4, 2001. It was made to be
filmed in a movie called "A Place to Stay". As
shown below, those human artists seemed to do quite a
creditable job of reproducing the original, at
least on first glance:
Now let us study
that human-made
copy in proper scientific detail.
A
closer examination of the
2001 human-made copy for astronomical accuracy
On closer inspection,
one can see that the location of "planet Mars" in that
human-made copy has become highly incorrect for a
best-fit date of June 21, 1995 (or June 26 when
the original appeared):
One can also see that an incorrect
elliptical orbit has been drawn for "planet
Mercury":
Yet another
incorrect aspect of that 2001 human-made copy will
be shown and
discussed below.
Two conflicting testimonies
The human-made copy of Longwood Warren 1995 was only
meant to serve as a backdrop in a movie. Yet as of
the year 2007, no other direct comparison between a
complex, authentic crop picture and a human-made
copy seems available. Even for a movie, how could
they get it so wrong? There seem to be two
conflicting testimonies here.
First, Colin Andrews
wrote in his book
Signs of Contact (2003): "I asked
Matthew Williams and his team to create that solar
system formation in the fields (for a movie by Marcus
Thompson). Even though we provided measurements, ratios
and scaling data to the construction team, they were
still unable to complete it in one night; and when it
was finished, it was so obviously man-made." (see
http://books.google.com/books?id=TBowgkpSZpEC&dq=matthew+williams+longwood+warren).
Matthew Williams later
claimed however: "I did not have accurate
photographs or diagrams to work from. The photos I had
of the original Longwood Warren were obtained from the
net. They were low-resolution grainy photos, and were
taken at oblique angles. The final formation looked fine
from the hills, and was apparently what the film crew
needed." (see
www.cropcircleresearch.com/articles/o-uk2001co.html).
Whomever you choose to
believe, Colin Andrews was certainly right about one
thing: an expert team of five workers could not finish
it in one night! Early on the morning of August 4, 2001,
Mark Fussell took a photograph of those five gentlemen
still hard at work, in the unfinished centre of that
crop picture just after sunrise (see
/www.cropcirclearchives.co.uk):
Few if any
of the outer circles from Longwood Warren 1995 were
copied correctly in 2001
To complete our
analysis, we should say something about the outer
circles from Longwood Warren 1995, and their apparent
astronomical significance. After careful study, I found
that the many outer circles as shown there seem to
represent all possible locations for the two planets
Venus and Mars between the years 1990 to 2004, on a
yearly date of June 26 when that crop picture appeared:
On June 26 of any year, planet Earth lies close in
space to the perihelion location of Comet 73P
Schwassmann-Wachmann 3 (see the blue curved line,
above right). A slight angular shift of yellow
connecting lines between the inner and outer parts
of that crop picture (above left) may be due to
slight shift in the indicated date from June 21
(inner part) to June 26 (outer part). Another crop
picture which appeared at Gander Down on June 20,
1995 gave many symbolic clues by which to decode
this one.
Few if any of those important outer circles were
copied correctly in the 2001 human-made version of
Longwood Warren:
In fact, the
incorrect outer part of that formation was what they
made first,
while it was still dark. They also drew an incorrect
orbit for planet
Mars in the dark (see above). Later,
after the Sun rose, they added inner orbits
for Earth, Venus and Mercury.
Comments from other people about
the 2001 human-made copy
A strange meeting 2000:
www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=111
Peter Sorenson
2001:
http://cropcircleconnector.com/Sorensen/2001/missing.html
Andy Thomas and Jack
Sullivan 2001:
www.swirlednews.com/article.asp?artID=199
A heated debate 2001:
www.cropcircleresearch.com/articles/o-uk2001co.html
Making copies in New
Zealand 2002:
www.memorologyllc.com/CropCircleInfo/DemonstrationInNewZealand1.htm
Methods of planking
2002:
www.swirlednews.com/article.asp?artID=431
Favourable mention in
the Skeptics Dictionary 2005:
http://skepdic.com/cropcirc.html
Making
"underpants" 2007:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe_40da70hk
A remarkable claim that
East Field 2007 was human-made:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh4yiGDDgCg
First-hand testimony by
Gary King suggests
otherwise: "When we got there, we found wheat
circles that were raised six inches above the ground; so
that when we stepped in, the plants crunched under our
feet, just as if we were stepping onto
delicate crystals."
Favourable notice
from Nick Redfern 2007:
www.ufomystic.com/the-redfern-files/a-crop-circle-maker-speaks
On this
last website, Ellis Taylor comments: "I
watched a video of Matthew Williams on YouTube, where he
says that the 7/7 East Field formation was made by
people known to him. As you know, Winston Keech filmed
that formation as it happened. I’ve seen the video;
Winston showed it to me; and there isn't nobody in the
field making that picture. Why would M.W. feel the need
to decry this awesome evidence of otherworldly or
non-physical construction?"
Concerning that
video, see
www.kornsirkler.org/Sistenytt/2007%20nytt/07%2007%20East%20Field/0707%20East%20Field%20eng.htm or
www.gazetteandherald.co.uk/news/headlines/display.var.1559662.0.the_crop_circle_mystery.php).
Nick Redfern replies:
"I’m seeing Matt in three weeks' time, and have made
a note to ask him about the 7/7 formation, and to
get a definitive statement
from him. I’ll post what he has to say here. Also
I will contact Winston." Ellis replies:
"I look forward to hearing the outcome of your talks
with Matthew and Winston." Nothing more was ever
posted that I can find. And
as for the supposed skill of certain humans at making
complex crop formations in complete darkness, see above.
An inconvenient truth: most of the early crop pictures in Wiltshire 1990-1993 also had deep astronomical meanings, and could not possibly have been made by Doug and Dave I looked recently through a series of websites devoted to irrational scepticism, and almost all of those cite as a supposed "fact", that two elderly British gentlemen called Doug and Dave had made most of the early crop pictures in Wiltshire 1990-1993. Sorry, people, you have been lied to. There is no evidence whatsoever to support that astonishing claim, apart from the fact that many large media organizations at the time reported it was "true".
On the contrary, most
of those early
dumbbell-type
crop pictures had deep astronomical meanings,
just as shown for Longwood Warren 1995 above
That particular picture told (in astronomical shorthand) how Jupiter and the Moon would come close together or conjunct in Earth's sky on July 21, 1990, while Jupiter and Venus would come close together or conjunct on August 12, 1990. Once you study that picture and others of its kind in close scientific detail, to learn what they actually mean, any careful student will find that most of them describe some visible event in Earth's sky, on a date not far from when the crop picture appeared. In other words: "As in Heaven above, so on Earth below." The media hype
surrounding those two elderly
gentlemen The true crop artists seem opposed to lying of all sorts. They told us explicitly at Crabwood in 2002: "We oppose deception". That message appeared directly next to, and pointed toward, two large microwave relay towers used for modern radio and TV (see www.lucypringle.co.uk/articles/crabwood). Most people (scientists especially) are not good at realizing that they have been lied to. But now is the time for them to learn. A somewhat better human-made crop picture in 2006 The best human-made crop picture of recent years would be "Math Magical Matrix" of July 29-30, 2006, constructed by a team of workers led by Peter Sorenson. It was laid down during daylight hours over an entire weekend. Quite a few of the "numbers" shown there were flattened incorrectly, however, requiring Photoshop to fix the image later. We can admire those field artists for their talent, and Scott Flansburg for his mathematical wizardry, but cannot take this example seriously. Peter commented at the time: "Here you see a few of the best shots, including a close-up of the number grid before PhotoShop was done -- warts and all. Some of the numbers were wrong, requiring Photoshop to fix them later. Since when are mistakes considered proof that humans could not make crop circles?" (see www.cropcircleconnector.com/Sorensen/2006/magicnumbers2006.html). In response to Peter's query, I would say (as a professional scientist) that it should be possible to make at least one complex human-made crop picture without any flattening errors, since thousands of authentic crop pictures from 1990 to 2007 have appeared without any flattening errors whatsoever. And yes, "mistakes" do represent one kind of proof that humans cannot make complex crop pictures. Could any human field artist copy this one accurately? On August 28, 2002, a rather spectacular crop picture appeared at Crooked Soley near Cambridge, just before a small meeting of expert scientists there on the same subject. It shows the "nucleosome core particle of chromatin", which represented one of Britain's Nobel Prizes in the early 1980's:
Zef Damen later worked out a precise reconstruction of that crop picture on his website (see www.zefdamen.nl/CropCircles/Reconstructions/2002/CrookedSoley02/crookedsoley2002en.htm). In order to copy it accurately, one would have to first lay down, across hundreds of meters of crop, a very complex curved grid as shown above right. Then one would have to overlay 1296 square pixels on top of that curved grid, all in precise locations. Finally, one would have to flatten exactly 792 of those square pixels, while leaving the other 504 intact (see www.sacred-geometry.com/Print_Crooked_Soley_Crop_Circle.htm). Does anyone even remotely conceive that ordinary humans from Earth could have made that curved DNA crop picture, using rope and boards? No, not even the leading fakers have tried to stake claim to it (see www.circlemakers.org/totc2002.html). So would any of our human crop-circle-making colleagues like to have a go at copying it accurately during the summer of 2008? To show how skilled you might be? Why people, newspapers or governments lie: the psychology of denial
We seem by all observable facts to be receiving messages
from other living creatures more intelligent and
technologically advanced than ourselves.
Furthermore, their messages sometimes contain serious
warnings about our human future on Earth, for example "much
pain but still time". Yet instead of addressing
those messages, most governments and media organizations
have chosen to deny or
even discredit them (see for example
www.guardian.co.uk/science/2003/jul/17/thisweekssciencequestions1
or
www.circlemakers.org/beeb.html).
"Denial is a defence mechanism in which a person is faced with a fact that may be too painful to accept; so he or she rejects it, insisting that it is not true, despite what may be overwhelming evidence." (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial). Buddha taught us to see and understand things as they really are. Since our detailed view of the world forms our thoughts and our actions, then "right view" yields the right thoughts and the right actions (part of his Eightfold Way). That is what the crop artists seem to telling us. Full acceptance of their messages would change our human political climate in a dramatic sense. People would become more concerned for the future, whether due to dangers faced from racial or religious conflict, from a greenhouse effect, or from some possible astronomical event. We would learn to take care of Nature more, and not go to war with other nations as easily. We might even learn to make political decisions for the seventh generation to come, and not just for the next electoral cycle (see www.ecology.info/seventh-generation.htm). Some people evidently desire such profound, beneficial changes to human society (see www.chameleon-project.org/bearcloud.html), whereas others do not. Those pre-formed sociological beliefs seem to be, in my view, a major determinant of whether or not any individual or organization will accept the paranormal reality of modern crop pictures. This is no longer a scientific issue---that question has been settled. It has become a sociological issue, and has to do with the psychology of denial. Appendix. Why the messages from authentic crop pictures seem so obscure to most people today By showing us so much astronomical detail in crops, and by using obscure calendar systems that come straight out of the ancient British Isles or ancient central America, those crop artists are telling us who they are. For example, why code Wayland's Smithy of 2005 using an ancient central American Sun-Venus calendar, unless you wish to tell everyone that you originally taught that calendar to the Olmecs, who later passed it on to the Mayans and Aztecs? And then when such a calendar predicts Comet 17P Holmes over two years in advance, everyone will realize that you can travel through space and time. Or at least anyone who chooses to study and learn the facts. As another example, why show a monthly lunar phase cycle next to Stonehenge in 1996, unless you wish to tell everyone that you originally taught that astronomical cycle to early natives of the British Isles, who later built Stonehenge and Avebury? And then when their crop-based description matches certain naked-eye astronomy from the Book of Enoch (still in the Jewish Bible at Jesus' time), everyone will realize that you once lived there as well. The ongoing reality of this crop circle phenomenon seems very important to our short-term future on Earth. It is not peripheral, but vital. It seems today to be focussed on an end-point of late 2012 or early 2013, when both of their calendar systems will end. The take-home lesson from this essay is that you should definitely not believe anything those human crop-circle makers have to say, even it is reported by media organizations worldwide, unless such claims can be supported by hard facts, such as those provided here and elsewhere by skilled and informed students of the phenomenon. Otherwise, when truly important messages appear in 2008, 2009, 2010, etc., they will just pass you by, and much may be lost. RED COLLIE |