Two counter-rotating “pinwheel” shapes were drawn in crops on July 20, 2019 near Westbury White Horse, exactly where a set of “magnetic field lines” were drawn 3 years earlier. What are they trying to tell us?  

Part I. Geometrical analysis of those two rotating “pinwheel” shapes 

The overall geometry of this new crop picture seems to include both a large and a small “pinwheel” shape, as shown in the slide below. These two “pinwheels” seem to be spinning in opposite directions relative to one another:  

When we compare the shape of that large outer “pinwheel” to the shape of the small inner one, we find that they are fairly similar. The two “pinwheels” are of different size, and spin in opposite directions, but have approximately the same 12-fold symmetric shapes:  

Of some importance perhaps, the large outer “pinwheel” from this crop picture seems to be spinning clockwise:  

Whereas the small inner “pinwheel” from this crop picture seems to be spinning anti-clockwise:  

Maybe we being asked to spin something in two different directions? What are we being asked to spin?  

In order to find a plausible answer to this question, let us go back in time by three years to the same field near Westbury, when another complex image was drawn there in almost exactly the same field location.  

Part II. This 12-fold symmetric “pinwheel” crop picture from 2019 was drawn in almost the same field location, as a 6-fold symmetric ”magnetic field” crop picture which appeared near Westbury in 2016  

This new 2019 “pinwheel” crop picture appeared almost exactly where a spectacular “magnetic field” crop picture had appeared on August 4, 2016:  

Some interesting details of that “magnetic field” crop picture are shown in the next slide:  

Are the crop artists asking us to spin a single “magnetic field” clockwise and then anti-clockwise? Or perhaps they are asking us to place two different magnetic fields closely over one another, then spin one field clockwise, but the other field anti-clockwise?  

Do you remember what Norman Paulsen wrote (see www.youtube.com), after he supposedly saw the propulsion mechanism of a real UFO, while he was on-board in the 1970’s?  

“There were two discs rotating in opposite directions, either one of which could provide electrical power for the ship. The outer perimeter of each disc contained 12 magnets. We can draw electrical current from the central hubs (axles) on which they spin. A flow of electrical energy from each single disc will continue, so long as the discs rotate. This magnetic and gyroscopic effect creates its own gravity.” 

Each of his “magnet-containing discs” would be what we call a “one-piece homopolar generator”(see unipolar-dynamo). Why aren’t we testing that plausible method to produce anti-gravity effects in modern laboratories today? It seems to come directly from the “horse’s mouth”!  

Their complex image of “magnetic field lines” was drawn in crops near Westbury in 2016, using the shape of a six-bladed “propeller”, almost surely to suggest that the E.T. crop artists are using magnetic fields in a “propulsive” sense, to fly now towards Earth.  

Part III. The E.T. crop artists seem to be “flying to our rescue” in the near future, hence their metaphor of “riding in on a white horse” (in this case the Westbury White Horse) 

When we study where this 2016 crop picture was drawn in the broad landscape nearby (using Google Earth), we can see the figurative image of a “large bird” which is flying by means of a six-bladed “magnetic propeller”, that has been attached to its “wing” (not shown here, please find the Westbury White Horse on Google Earth, and confirm for yourself). The E.T. crop artists seem to be flying to our rescue, by the metaphor of a “man riding in on a white horse”. 

Someone asked me yesterday, “When does the alien invasion begin?” So many blind and uncomprehending people! It will be a rescue mission of some kind, undertaken with love, to save us from serious trouble in the near future. “Much pain but still time” (2002). Who made that spectacular and complex ASCII-coded crop picture at Crabwood in 2002, maybe the Easter Bunny? (see time2007n  ) Hence the artistic metaphor of a “riding in on a white horse”, which they use regularly at Milk Hill, Roundway, Pewsey, Westbury, Hackpen Hill and so on.  

Part IV. Speculations on meaning: a helpful suggestion concerning anti-gravity levitation physics?  

If this new 2019 “pinwheel” crop picture is real, then it may be providing us with a subtle hint about how to manipulate “magnetic fields”, in order to achieve anti-gravity levitation. It seems to be suggesting that we should place two magnetic (or electrical) fields closely over one another, then spin one field clockwise, while we spin the other field anti-clockwise.  

Many other images of “counter-rotating magnetic fields” have been drawn in crops over the past 28 years, for example at Barbary Castle 1991, Milk Hill 1999, Bishops Sutton 2000-2001, Milk Hill again 2011, Etchilhampton 2012, or Bohdankov (Czech Republic) 2018. All of those crop pictures have suggested approximately the same physics as just described above. 

Last year in 2018, a Russian inventor by the name of Alexey Chekurkov claimed to have built a novel anti-gravity levitation device, while using two counter-rotating magnetic (or perhaps electrical) fields:  

Very interesting if true! His small device was powered by a high-frequency AC Tesla coil, which also allows for the wireless flow of electrical currents. The time for clever new experiments to test such ideas seems ripe.  

In summary, the E.T. crop artists seem to be telling us something very important, over and over again. Even if one or a few crop pictures may be man-made, this same suggestion has been drawn in crops so many times, in so many different places, that its general scientific meaning seems to have come through clearly. One would have to be a fool at this point not to take it seriously.  

Part V. Direct graphical overlap of these two crop pictures, from Westbury 2016 or 2019, shows a precise geometrical fit, and also allows us to visualize the clockwise or anti-clockwise motions of two rotating magnetic fields   

In order to address such interesting questions more directly, we prepared a semi-transparent graphical overlap of those two “magnetic field” or “pinwheel” crop pictures, which appeared in the same field near Westbury in either 2016 or 2019. This procedure yielded dramatic and satisfying results:  

The chances that two different crop pictures, made by unseen men with “rope and boards” across three years of time, and both drawn mysteriously in the same field location near Westbury, could yield such a close degree of graphical overlap, would seem essentially negligible to zero. What are the odds? Coincidence?  

If the reader is interested in exploring this problem (and E.T. physics) further, please download each of two overlapping images (whether “clockwise” or “anti-clockwise”) which have been provided below, onto your computer desktop. Then flip back and forth between them, to see the contra-rotating magnetic (or electrical) fields:  

This may be what we have to do experimentally, in order to turn a long-held dream of “anti-gravity levitation” into some kind of practical reality. Thank you, crop-artist friends! Care to show anything else from your textbooks please?

Appendix 1. A related UFO contact by Udo Wartena in Montana 1940