2010 Crop Circles

[Laurentien2]

Another pic:

This one, for me, represent fifth density on a hill.

 

[Lorraine]

Another pic:

This one, for me, represent fifth density on a hill.

The above has Greek eternity symbols....fascinating.

Another new cc reported on 26th July. :)

And this one makes me think of a rugby ball game . I wish I knew enough to know what they all mean

 

[sitta]

Another new cc reported on 26th July. :)

It doesn't look very clean to me. It is not symmetric in the football (or eye) part.

As to the earlier one, it's very nice. For me it represents something like "look out we have the knowladge and we will star to send it for those who are asking right now! Stay tuned"

 

[Juba]

Another new cc reported on 26th July. :)

Hmm, first: funny code on top and the bottom of CC, why codes again?? Second: in the middle of CC is something that reminds me on star's constellation, I checked stellarium but didn't find anything like it on the northern sky.

 

[IronFloyd]

More crop circles

reported on 27th July

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/windmillhill/windmillhill2010a.html

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/chalkpit/chalkpit2010.html

 

[XPreNN]

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/chalkpit/chalkpit2010.html

Stylized bumblebee.

 

[Human]

More crop circles

reported on 27th July

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/chalkpit/chalkpit2010.html

For me it looks like some sort of lensing effect with the middle circle...

 

[Lauranimal]

Another new cc reported on 26th July. :)

It looks like a bit like hebrew writing to me, at least in part. I would be interested to know what it says.

 

[Iconoclast]

More crop circles

reported on 27th July

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/chalkpit/chalkpit2010.html

For me it looks like some sort of lensing effect with the middle circle...

that's what i thought.

but if you rotate the inner circle by ~15 degrees or ~90 degrees nice new shapes are the result.

 

[Joe]

More crop circles

reported on 27th July

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/chalkpit/chalkpit2010.html

For me it looks like some sort of lensing effect with the middle circle...

that's what i thought.

but if you rotate the inner circle by ~15 degrees or ~90 degrees nice new shapes are the result.

This one is amazing to me. the middle can be rotated to complete the other two concentric circles!

 

[IronFloyd]

Interesting and beautiful ground shots...

Windmill Hill CC

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/windmillhill/groundshots.html

 

[Windmill knight]

Interesting and beautiful ground shots...

Whoa! Very interesting! I once stepped into a cc which had clusters of plants tied up into arcs and forming other curious shapes and forms in the central circle. Yet some people keep thinking that it's just pranksters. Pranksters with extraordinary skills, no desire for credit, a passion for geometry and mathematics, and ninja abilities that allow them to work in the dark and never be discovered.

 

[Rhys]

Whoa! Very interesting! I once stepped into a cc which had clusters of plants tied up into arcs and forming other curious shapes and forms in the central circle. Yet some people keep thinking that it's just pranksters. Pranksters with extraordinary skills, no desire for credit, a passion for geometry and mathematics, and ninja abilities that allow them to work in the dark and never be discovered.

Don't forget their incredible speed, Windmill knight! There isn't a lot of time to create these masterpieces in the couple of hours of darkness during the English summer months! ;D

 

[Rhys]

For anyone that's interested, I came across this website a few years ago by a dutch doctor called Zef Damen. He demonstrates the geometrical steps one would have to go through to create some of the more complex designs. By the looks of things, it would take an experienced team at least a week to complete one. Hats off this guy who can reverse engineer them!

 

[Lauranimal]

I wonder why the farmers in the more common regions don't put up cameras in likely areas?