2009 Crop Circles

Windmill knight said:
Does anyone have any hypothesis explaining why the latest batch of crop circles appear to be depicting animals? Any particular significance to those animals?

Here is one idea to be explored: There's a constellation of Phoenix, another Aquila, and for the fish there's Pisces and I think some more. Then there's a Dragon constellation and a Fly constellation, but not a Dragonfly constellation. No jellyfish constellation, but there's Medusa, which is the name given to some jellyfish.

I'm not saying there's any relationship, but for the sake of stimulating ideas, there it is. :)

There’s also meteor showers associated with these constellations.

The Phoenix constellation stretches from roughly −39° to −57° declination, and from 23.5h to 2.5h of right ascension. This means it is generally invisible to anyone living north of the 40th parallel in the Northern hemisphere…
Phoenix is associated with the minor Phoenicids meteor shower of December 5th.
Meteor Showers: June Aquilids, Epsilon Aquilids
English name: Eagle
A pretty constellation at the celestial equator….
Coincidentally, the 447 plane went down around the equator in June.
Meteor showers are closely associated with Comets, when a comet breaks up, a swarm of particles eventually becomes scattered out over its entire orbit. If this orbit intersects that of the earth, a meteor shower will be observed.
But if a larger object had been orbiting with this meteor shower for a number of years wouldn’t it have been spotted in previous years?

There’s the Piscids, associated with Pisces.
The Piscids shower is an annual show viewed from August 12 through October 7.
The Gamma Piscids shower takes place around the end of August to some time mid-October.
 
aeriol shots are in!

[12th June]

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[13th June]

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and this one [13th June]

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reminds me of a tornado

(from _http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/southfield/southfield2009.html)
 
Interesting...

First one reminds me (slightly) of a celtic labyrinth, only far more hard edged.....

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The second one looks man made. I can actually imagine that one being done with string and planks.....it just seems too messy.

The third one reminds me of the same artist as the phoenix.....but after a moment or two seems to be slightly more 3d......so no idea what to make of that one. The centre almost reminds me of a crab. On searching for what the crescent reminded me of I found something that may be relevent.

The crop circle below (on the right of the new one, for comparison) supposedly depicts the 2012 Mayan calender...what is interesting to me is the swirls are very similar to the latest one. Perhaps it was the same artist?
I was unable to find a time/date/location on this though.
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Jebus, they are 'flying' in:

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http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/baburycastle/barburycastle2009.html
 
It looks like the first one from 13th June was created in the same place that another CC was made 08.08.08
1) _http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/milkhill2/milkhill2009b.html_
2) _http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/Sorensen/2008AD/golden2008u.html_
 

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I don't know, but the one on the 13th of June looks man made to me.

It looks a little 'rough', kinda incomplete, and it seems to have been made in sections, one part at a time, because there are trace lines running through the outer circles.

Plus, it's based on sixes, whereas ones that appear to be not man made are usually based on sevens.
 
anart said:
Jebus, they are 'flying' in:

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http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/baburycastle/barburycastle2009.html

That’s has just Got to be one of Doug & Dave’s. :lol: :lol:
Somebody must have seen all the chatter on bird crop circles on the cc websites and decided to have a laugh.
I think the comical beak gives it away. :lol:
 
T.C. said:
I don't know, but the one on the 13th of June looks man made to me.

It looks a little 'rough', kinda incomplete, and it seems to have been made in sections, one part at a time, because there are trace lines running through the outer circles.

Plus, it's based on sixes, whereas ones that appear to be not man made are usually based on sevens.

Yes you could be right.
I tought that it was strange that one circle was made on another. I didn't see others created like this.
Perhaps this may be another indication to which CC is man made?
Of course i could be wrong. I only saw some CC's from 2007, 2008 and 2009

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Hmm the lines connecting it all together aren't precise or symmetrical either
 
Peam said:
anart said:
Jebus, they are 'flying' in:

DSC0117-Barbury.jpg


http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/baburycastle/barburycastle2009.html

That’s has just Got to be one of Doug & Dave’s. :lol: :lol:
Somebody must have seen all the chatter on bird crop circles on the cc websites and decided to have a laugh.
I think the comical beak gives it away. :lol:


I didn't think it was comical. I knew I had seen that somewhere before. So I made a search and found this:

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It's supposed to be an Aztec bird!

Mayan calendars, Celtic labyrinths, a Phoenix (to be found in a number of cultures), and now an Aztec bird. Hmm...
 
Windmill knight said:
It's supposed to be an Aztec bird!

I found a list of them:

Aztec Symbols
The Nagual Birds of the Thirteen Lords of Days
Day Name of Deity Rulership Associated Nagual Bird
1 Xiuhtecuhtli Lord of Fire Diamond Blue Hummingbird
2 Tlaltecuhtli God of the Earth Emerald Green Hummingbird
3 Chalchiutlicue Goddess of the Waters Royal Hawk
4 Tonatiuh God of the Sun Beneficent Quail
5 Tlazolteotl Goddess of Love Expansive Eagle
6 Teoyaomiqui God of the Fallen Warrior Mighty Screech Owl
7 Xochipilli God of Maize Brilliant Butterfly
8 Tlaloc God of Rain The Golden Eagle
9 Quetzalcoatl God of of Wind The Proud Turkey
10 Tezcatlipoca God of Bounty The Horned Owl
11 Mictlantecuhtli God of the Underworld The Mighty Macaw
12 Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli God of Sunrise The Long-Tailed Quetzal
13 Ilamatecuhtli Goddess of the Skies The Rainbow Parrot

Now, which of the above birds is in the crop circle?
 
By the way, the Aztec bird reminds me that when this one appeared,

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I immediately thought of an Aztec glyph. However, I'm unsure which one it resembles the most actually, so take your pick!

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The last two are glyphs for 'Movement'.

This one is Mayan for 'Venus':

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The following is to be found at the center of the Aztec calendar, around the face of Tonatiuh (the Sun), and it stands for 'Four Movement'. This is actually the one I think resembles the CC the most, except that the CC seems to be made on the same asymmetrical style as the glyphs above. (The asymmetry may be intended as a clue to the reference.)

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Here's a brief explanation:

The Aztec Calendar's design is based on a set of concentric rings, divided into eight segments. The concentric ring around the face of Tonatiuh consists of the Nahui Olin, signifying 4x movement.

The four square-like spaces contain the glyphs for:
a) Nahui Ocelot (4x Tiger)
b) Nahui Ehecatl (4x Wind)
c) Nahui Quiahuitl (4x Rain)
d) Nahui Atl or Atonatiuh (4x Water)
Other symbols:
e) Double lunar-solar ray
f) Breastplate with two quincunx
g) five feather like figures representing the quantities of 52 and 104 (as well as other designated sums).
h) The claw-like figures on either side of the face represent an eagle, clutching human hearts, and a sacrifice to the Sun.
i) the 5 circles represent specific numerical quantities.

First Ring - from Center. The four Olin symbols framing the center represents the current epoch: Earthquake Sun. The four epochs depicted inside the square portions of this symbol correspond to the four previous epochs, also called Suns. The Aztecs believed that the world was destroyed and re-created four times previous to the current epoch. They believe the current epoch will be destroyed by earthquakes.

And here's the Aztec calendar, in case you aren't familiar with it.

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Windmill knight said:
I didn't think it was comical. I knew I had seen that somewhere before. So I made a search and found this:

It's supposed to be an Aztec bird!

Mayan calendars, Celtic labyrinths, a Phoenix (to be found in a number of cultures), and now an Aztec bird. Hmm...

Sheesh. I was a bit too quick to dismiss this one as a fake due to its simplicity compared the others. :-[
 
Perhaps we have a lot of 3rd density interference going on now and it may be another reason why connecting directly to higher centers is all the more important. If I recall correctly the Alien Disk crop circle was hypothesized to be of 3d origin with 4d technology. Maybe we are seeing much more of this now to confuse and muddle the messages.
 
Re: 2008 Crop Circles

Black Swan said:
A new crop circle reported April 29th at Roundway Hill, nr Devizes, Wiltshire.

_http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/roundway/roundway2009.html
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looks like our spiralling milky way!
 
Re: 2008 Crop Circles

The phoenix is the symbol of rebith and transformation according to part 3 of the lost book of nostradamus, and i have read cataclysm's might be the result of our sun crossing the galactic plane!

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The Milky Way is a vast spiral galaxy, shaped a bit like a spinning record; just one that measures 100,000 light-years across and only 1,000 light-years thick. Imagine you were below the Milky Way, and passed through the disk of stars above it. That moment when you’re halfway through the 1,000 light-year thickness of stars? That’s the galactic plane.

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