Part IV. A simple dipole model for the magnetic field is not quite right: the real field seems to includes four spiral vortices (or two toroidal vortices), which may act as pseudo-monopoles to power linear or circular magnetic motors (this may be how the extra-terrestrials fly)

“There are 200 distinct magnetic effects. Only half are thoroughly understood. The other half range from understood some, to not understood at all”---from The Secret World of Magnets by inventor Howard Johnson (see www.scribd.com)

Let us suppose that friendly extra-terrestrials are visiting Earth today. Yet they cannot land, because most Earth governments refuse to open diplomatic relations with them. The human population is increasing to eight billion, our oceans and rivers are becoming polluted with oil or gas, while the north pole ice and Greenland ice are melting from greenhouse warming.

Why would they draw “crop pictures” every summer in English or European fields? It is really not that hard of a question to figure out! 

Were our leaders offered clean magnetic energy in the 1950’s, but refused to accept it, because they wished to protect the oil economy?

There is an apocryphal story going around, that leaders of the U.S. government or military met with extra-terrestrials on several occasions between 1954 or 1955 (see www.dailymail.co.uk or www.huffingtonpost.com). Which particular topics might our national leaders have discussed with them?

“Sam said that he saw a black-and-white movie of a meeting between President Eisenhower and human ET’s in 1955. It showed three craft flying over the runway, then one landed, and human-like ET’s came out. They said they were willing to give mankind new technologies to cure disease, and to produce cheap non-polluting energies, if the US government would make concessions regarding nuclear warfare. Eisenhower replied that his government was not ready for nuclear disarmament, and that cheap non-polluting energy would only disrupt the oil economy” (see www.agoracosmopolitan.com)

Many years later in 2012, our world is in serious trouble because of oil pollution in our oceans, or greenhouse emissions from oil-burning technologies in our air, while peak oil is running out. Various nations may soon go to war over whichever oil fields still remain active. Meanwhile, those human-like extra-terrestrials and others (who were rejected in 1954) seem to be showing “blueprints for clean energy” in English or European fields (see time2012r or time2012s or .html). The crop pictures are not a “prelude to invasion”, as a paranoid British military would have you think (see www.dailymail.co.uk), but rather an “instruction manual” on how to better ourselves technologically!

Should we be pig-headed and ignore their advice, or should we pay attention to what the crop pictures are saying? Although some crop pictures are made by people on the ground with rope and boards, the vast majority seem to be of paranormal origin (see time2012a). Such field pictures often show interesting images or puzzles of an intellectual kind, far beyond the mental capabilities of the few individuals who fake them (see time2012b).

A simple dipole model for the magnetic field is not quite right: it seems to include four spiral vortices (or two toroidal vortices)

Our narrative for this article will begin in the year 2000, although many crop pictures began to appear ten years before around 1990. In mid-July of 2000, a NASA project manager called Alan Holt visited Wiltshire for personal reasons. While he was there, he went to see some new crop pictures. Somewhat whimsically, he asked the crop artists for guidance in his research efforts on propulsion (see rense.com). A few days later on July 22, a spectacular “magnetic field” crop picture appeared at Avebury Trusloe:

Holt later wrote: “The precision and intricacy of that crop pattern were stunning. Even the farmer, in whose field the pattern had appeared, was overwhelmed. He said there had been other patterns in his fields before, but still he had harboured doubts concerning who or what made them. With the appearance of this new pictogram, he knows that it is a true mystery. There is an astounding phenomenon unfolding in England or elsewhere today. It is unfortunate that the unscientific thinking or perhaps deliberate disinformation of a few individuals have been picked up and accepted by a naive press.”

Now if we examine that famous crop picture a little more closely, we can see some interesting details. First, it does not appear exactly the same as a simple North-South dipole model, which is assumed for the magnetic field here on Earth. Thus each quadrant of the crop picture shows a “spiral” or “vortex” of field lines:

Secondly, we can see several “blank spaces” or “built-up regions” in the overall magnetic field, where four spinning vortices have either repelled (blue) or attracted (red) due to their respective spins:

Wherever two internal vortices meet with the same direction of spin, the field goes “blank” because they repel (0). Wherever two internal vortices meet with an opposite direction of spin, the field “builds up” because they attract (+).

This is not the model for a magnetic field which most physicists use today on Earth, although it was measured and confirmed experimentally by American inventor Howard Johnson in the 1970’s:

One could alternatively view the new model as consisting of “two toroidal vortices” in three dimensions, rather than “four corner vortices” after projection into two dimensions. One toroidal vortex would spin up (North) above the centre, while the other toroidal vortex would spin down (South) below the centre. There might be two opposing ring-like currents within any electron, which would take two turns of 360^o to complete (rather than just one).

Two weeks after a “four vortex” magnetic field was shown at Avebury Trusloe on July 22, 2000, a “toroidal vortex” of magnetism appeared in crops at Woodborough Hill on August 13, 2000:

Finally, there is a powerful and massive current of electrically-charged particles within our Sun, which NASA physicists call the “conveyor belt” (see www.physlink.com or www.nasa.gov). Those huge loops of electrically-charged particles rotate in a quadrant-like fashion, which seems to oppose the “four vortex” magnetic field drawn in crops at Avebury Trusloe on July 22, 2000:

Perhaps the strong magnetic field of our Sun induces a reverse current which opposes it? Further study of this astronomical phenomenon is needed, before any definite answers can be made.

Honey Street of July 4, 2011 showed a “permanent magnet” with two claw-like “spiral vortices” located on one end:

East Oakley of July 7, 1996 showed a “magnetic flywheel”, again with two spiral vortices emerging below:

In every case, we can see that the paranormal (or extra-terrestrial) crop artists describe any “magnetic field” as being made from a collection of fast-spinning vortices. This is not the magnetic field which school or university textbooks teach on Earth, although leading researchers seem to be moving in that direction (see www2.warwick.ac.uk).

How can we put our new knowledge to practical use? If permanent magnets really contain four spiral vortices, then any isolated “corner vortex” should be able to do work:

Indeed, amateur inventors all over the world have built “linear magnetic motors” according to this principle.

Somewhat more ambitiously, inventor Howard Johnson once built a “magnetic gate”, in which North poles attract other North poles, by the clever mechanism explained below:

Here is a lucid video which shows how Howard Johnson’s “magnetic gate” works (see www.youtube.com)

“Howard set up two north magnetic poles, one on a stator and the other on a rotor. Then he time-reversed one face of the stator north pole. Hence the stator north pole and the rotor north pole attract one another. Johnson's ‘magnetic gate’ provided a unidirectional thrust, which meant that he could attempt to build a circular magnetic motor” (see www.rexresearch.com).

These clever experiments made by amateur inventors all over the world, especially Howard Johnson, do not yet provide a satisfactory basis for replacing our current industrial system, which is based mainly on oil, gas or nuclear technologies (as well as small contributions from solar, water or wind). Yet they do show that our classical “dipole” understanding of magnetism cannot possibly be correct. So the scientists living on Earth today must move on, and attempt to achieve a deeper technological development of “vortex” magnetic fields, which our friends from the stars have possessed for some time, and are now showing us in the fields.

Just imagine if NASA astronauts visited another planet, say orbiting the star alpha-Centauri, and saw a promising species there who did not know about radio or TV. The astronauts might wish to teach such knowledge to an evolving species below. Yet the political leaders on that world were found to care more for power and money, than for the welfare of their citizens. “We must protect the oil economy” as Eisenhower said in 1954. What would those NASA astronauts do? Would they draw technical diagrams of “radio waves” or “transistors” in the field crops below, so that a few open-minded natives might try to make similar inventions?

A “circular magnetic motor” was shown in crops at Honey Street in June or July of 2011

We will briefly re-state here the case for a “circular magnetic motor”, as shown in crops near Honey Street during June or July of 2011 (see time2012t). Of the five “crop magnets” drawn there, one showed a “:corner vortex” which was flattened in Phase I on July 4, then lifted up again in Phase II on July 6:

Janet Ossebaard and her Dutch tour group were watching nearby, from 11 PM (dark) on July 5 to 5:30 AM (sunrise) on July 6, but heard or saw nothing unusual (see www.youtube.com).

That “corner vortex” was shown nearby in greater detail on June 26. There we can see how it produces “spirals of energy”, as it rotates around a circular motor (see www.youtube.com):

The “corner vortex” rotates in a similar sense to the circular motor, as indicated by a small arrow in the crop picture:

Three thin loops around that “corner vortex” have been drawn as slightly offset, when they join to themselves after making a full circle of 360^o. This suggests that their structures are “spiral” and not “circular”.

Eight large circles, which emerge clockwise from the “corner vortex”, show a striated substructure which further suggests the image of a “spiral vortex”.

Around the entire crop picture was a very thin curved line, too narrow to walk. I saw all of those distinctive crop features on the ground, but was unable to decide at the time what they might mean. 

It appears that the crop artists are asking us to build a circular magnetic motor possessing five-fold symmetry, in which one or more “corner vortices” will provide the motive force. We know that linear magnetic motors are possible, but can anyone really build a circular magnetic motor?

“I personally saw and examined a circular magnetic motor, built by Howard Johnson some years ago, and toyed with it for an hour. It would self-rotate so long as you permitted it to turn. The device had no power source other than its permanent magnet assemblies” (see www.rexresearch.com)

A “pyramid of energy” as shown in crops looks like Howard Johnson’s “double vortex” model for magnetism

On top of the Honey Street crop picture from July 6, 2011, we can see a comical “five step pyramid”, which resembles another “pyramid” crop picture which appeared at Hackpen Hill on May 30, 2011 (see www.youtube.com):

Taken together, those two crop pictures suggest that any “corner vortex” will produce a metaphorical “pyramid of energy” as it rotates. One can see a series of nearly identical images in Howard Johnson’s book The Secret World of Magnets (for example on pages 27 or 41, see Spintronics-The-Secret-World-of-Magnets-2006-by-Howard-Johnson)

Another two-part crop picture under Milk Hill on July 6 or 8, 2011 likewise suggested a “pyramid of energy”, for the spiral vortex in rotary motion (see www.youtube.com):

I arrived at Phase I of that crop picture around 9 AM on July 6, to find laser-sharp edges throughout. Two days later on July 8, it changed to Phase II during a heavy rainstorm when no one could go out or fly. We only obtained photos of Phase II, by driving up the side of Milk Hill, and walking across its top in a strong gale.

Many of these crop-based images from the summer of 2011 resemble Howard Johnson’s “double vortex” model for magnetism (see www.cheniere.org):

The pyramidal, step-like character of those crop images also resembles Howard Johnson’s “spiral vortex” for magnetism: