2009 Crop Circles

Interesting!

7 vertical and 4 horizontal "balls" and under
an "umbrella" with "rays" downwards?

Wonder of there is any significance of which
7 is, but what of 4?
 
dont forget to check back on the connector page when you can see its been updated...this year you will have to click the comments or articles tab to see them
--http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/waylandsmithy/comments.html
connects this one to the other solar flare/CME cropcircles all pointing to July 7, 2009
Indeed, the suggested date of July 7, 2009 for an upcoming solar storm will be a penumbral lunar eclipse (see eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov).

“If directed at Earth, a coronal mass ejection is harmless to people, but slams into Earth's magnetic field, thereby distorting it into the shape of a jellyfish buffeted by a strong current. The most severe CMEs may cause geomagnetic storms capable of disrupting satellites, radio communications or power systems” (see--www.atlasaerospace.net/eng/newsi-r.htm?id=50).
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so how do you prepare for a CME?
plan not to use electric things that day?
be prepared for blackouts?candles,generators...
have a day of communicating only face to face...
is it a good idea to unplug your pc from the wall???
RRR
 
And another one via the temporarytemples.co.uk newsletter:

Accompanying text:

As if there hadn't been a record number of circles this year already, yet another circle was reported this morning at Knoll Down, Wiltshire.

A beautifully designed variation of a Celtic Cross, the formation contains several wonderfully crafted standing tufts inside.

Knoll Down (and nearby West Down) played host to two small circles last summer. One a basic Celtic Cross - a large circle surrounded by a thin outer ring holding four satellite circles. And the other a small four petalled spinning flower. This new formation looks like a marriage of these two previous designs.
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Knoll Down, Wiltshire. 1st June 2009. Barley

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I would like to recommend this documentary from 2009 about the phenomena, I have had plans to watch it for a few days and maybe post it here if I found it was good enough and presented something worth mentioning. I think it was worth it. Im sure most of you have a quite good grasp of the theories behind the phenomena and history but it presents it very clearly and concise. It is a good and objective look at the shapes and the mathematics behind the shapes, solid interviews and great footage. Its a free 50min version of a longer DVD that is available.

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mAdrSvOgwI
"New swirled order"



edit: added the name.
 
Another beauty... http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/milkhill/milkhill2009.html

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Heptagonal border and center, seven spheres in increasing size, with an internal 'throwing star' pattern reminiscent of a pattern last year - though this one seems vaguely avian.
 
FWIW, there's an article at CCC interpreting the June 2 cc in terms of solar/lunar event on 7/7/09

_http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/milkhill/articles.html

A new crop picture which appeared near Milk Hill on June 2, 2009 seems to show the imagery of a “Saros eclipse cycle”, even though it shows 7-fold rather than 3-fold symmetry, as has been portrayed in many other crop pictures from the past.

During any Saros cycle, new eclipses occur once in every 18 years, 11 days and 8 hours. That extra 8 hours (or one-third of a day) means that each new eclipse will be shifted 120º westward in longitude on Earth’s surface (see SEsaros). So when looking down from space onto north or south polar regions, we can see a series of spiral eclipse paths that have rotated one-third of the way around Earth’s surface from any previous eclipse, and hence show 3-fold symmetry.

Now however, those crop artists are showing us “Saros eclipse paths” about our north or south poles which seemingly possess 7-fold symmetry! No such periodic cycle of eclipses really exists (see Eclipse_cycle). What then could they be trying to tell us?

Well, we can see in that new crop picture a “multitude of sevens”:

For example, we can see: (a) a 7-sided heptagon at its very centre, (b) 7 inner eclipse paths about our north or south poles, (c) 7 outer eclipse paths at latitudes near the equator, (d) 7 circles of increasing size on one edge, representing perhaps the phase of our Moon as it approaches full on July 7, (e) and 7 small circles around the outside at 7 different vertices.

In several other pictures from April or May of 2009, those crop artists showed us 7-fold symbols almost incessantly, concerning an upcoming penumbral lunar eclipse on July 7, 2009. That lunar eclipse has seemingly been predicted to be the date of a major solar storm (see waylandsmithy or waylandsmithy). Could that be what they are telling us here as well?

Any major solar storm on July 7 would produce bright auroras at Earth’s north or south poles, that might extend even to latitudes near the equator. For example, the great solar storm of 1938 produced bright auroras “over the whole of Europe, as far south as Australia, Sicily or Portugal, and even across the Atlantic to Bermuda or southern California” (see solarstorms).

Was Milk Hill of June 2 their 7-7-2009 crop picture? Just like Milk Hill of August 8, 2008 was their 8-8-2008 crop picture (see 080808)? Or East Field of July 7, 2007 their 7-7-2007 crop picture (see eastfield2)?

Not far in the field from this new 7-fold crop picture, they drew another large circle that could represent either (a) a setting full Moon on July 7, or (b) a late afternoon Sun on the same date:

Moonset on July 7 at 0340 UT lies at 228o in the southwest, while the late afternoon Sun on July 7 at 1410 UT also shows an azimuth of 228o (see usno.navy)

Interestingly enough, in contrast to predictions about upcoming solar behaviour made by our crop artist friends, the leading scientific authorities on Earth are not expecting much: "The Solar Cycle 24 Prediction Panel has now reached a consensus decision. First, the panel has agreed that a solar minimum occurred in December of 2008. Secondly, the panel has decided that the next solar cycle 24 will be below average in intensity" (May 8, 2009, see SolarCycle).
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anart said:
Another beauty... http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/milkhill/milkhill2009.html

Milk2.jpg


Heptagonal border and center, seven spheres in increasing size, with an internal 'throwing star' pattern reminiscent of a pattern last year - though this one seems vaguely avian.
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Yes, indeed beautiful! It is so fluid, you can almost see it moving. At first, I saw the avian influence as more a dolphin or whale-like figure. That, of course, could be my affection for sea creatures. ;D
 
Maybe this last crop circles have some connection with transcript series 11.11.1995,
in this session. They mention jellyfish and ying-yang, some complex math about code
353535 for endless power, when the number 33 is yellyfish or the snake and we have
ying-yang like balans.
 
A beautiful Dragonfly!

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/yatesbury/yatesbury2009.html

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Well, it reminds me of the logo of the operating system I use:

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But other than that, I don't know.

EDIT: The crop-circle dragonfly looks as if lifting, I think. Also looks better looking at the picture sideways.
 
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