Q: (L) What I did is I messed it up when they were trying to do 5 by 10, I made it 500. They went 5... Yeah, I don't know what they did. Okay, does anybody have anything else they want to talk about? (Perceval) There's a question about crop circles. (L) Yeah, I saw that but I thought it was kind of a dorky question. "Why have this year's crop circles been so lame?" (Perceval) Andromeda dictated it, and I just typed it. [laughter]
A: 6D has begun to withdraw from the fray.
Q: (L) Well, what do you mean by, "withdraw from the fray"?
A: As we have pointed out before, the crop circles were an almanac. The last page is soon to turn.
Fig. 2: Obtained Polar Clock
As the aerial shot was not taken perpendicularly to the formation, we are not sure about the time displayed, but we think that at least the date can be considered correct. When you compare pictures 1 and 2, you can see that the formation tells the following time and date: 19:43:53 on Saturday, 4th August 2012. We have no idea what this particular time might mean. Hope someone will find out why this date should be significant.
Ekios said:Note to Mention : this was close to be precisely a year ago.
And now,your link about that last CC :
True indeed, so back to square one, as everytime before, we will see when the day come ;)3D Student said:Ekios said:Note to Mention : this was close to be precisely a year ago.
And now,your link about that last CC :
Yeah, when I first saw it I thought it was a calendar. There are some watches that tell time by those concentric circle patterns. It looks pretty well done, but circles are probably easy to fake. And the C's said they don't give dates.
Ekios said:Made me think of this part of the transcriptions :
Session 11 June 2011
Q: (L) What I did is I messed it up when they were trying to do 5 by 10, I made it 500. They went 5... Yeah, I don't know what they did. Okay, does anybody have anything else they want to talk about? (Perceval) There's a question about crop circles. (L) Yeah, I saw that but I thought it was kind of a dorky question. "Why have this year's crop circles been so lame?" (Perceval) Andromeda dictated it, and I just typed it. [laughter]
A: 6D has begun to withdraw from the fray.
Q: (L) Well, what do you mean by, "withdraw from the fray"?
A: As we have pointed out before, the crop circles were an almanac. The last page is soon to turn.
Note to Mention : this was close to be precisely a year ago.
And now,your link about that last CC : It mentionned that in its comments ...
Fig. 2: Obtained Polar Clock
As the aerial shot was not taken perpendicularly to the formation, we are not sure about the time displayed, but we think that at least the date can be considered correct. When you compare pictures 1 and 2, you can see that the formation tells the following time and date: 19:43:53 on Saturday, 4th August 2012. We have no idea what this particular time might mean. Hope someone will find out why this date should be significant.
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As the C's would say : Open.NewOrleans said:It's still unexplained and it's still fascinating by being open to conjecture. If 6D entities just spelled it out in words - YOU"RE DOOMED NOW, PEEPS- we'd all be a bit surprised.
Do badly designed crop circles always point to hoaxes and must we compare them to designs from a different time window? Who knows? Maybe the wobbliness of these last ones is an indication of a failing conduit and not human imitation. Usually, it seems, some mathematics-as-message is decipherable. At the peak of the crop circle phenomenon the designs were always geometrically crisp, complex and elegant. Maybe, as the C's mentioned, these might be the last ones before the end of the messages. Maybe they are just not going to be spectacular.
NewOrleans said:It's still unexplained and it's still fascinating by being open to conjecture. If 6D entities just spelled it out in words - YOU"RE DOOMED NOW, PEEPS- we'd all be a bit surprised.
Do badly designed crop circles always point to hoaxes and must we compare them to designs from a different time window? Who knows? Maybe the wobbliness of these last ones is an indication of a failing conduit and not human imitation. Usually, it seems, some mathematics-as-message is decipherable. At the peak of the crop circle phenomenon the designs were always geometrically crisp, complex and elegant. Maybe, as the C's mentioned, these might be the last ones before the end of the messages. Maybe they are just not going to be spectacular.
Gonzo said:NewOrleans said:It's still unexplained and it's still fascinating by being open to conjecture. If 6D entities just spelled it out in words - YOU"RE DOOMED NOW, PEEPS- we'd all be a bit surprised.
Do badly designed crop circles always point to hoaxes and must we compare them to designs from a different time window? Who knows? Maybe the wobbliness of these last ones is an indication of a failing conduit and not human imitation. Usually, it seems, some mathematics-as-message is decipherable. At the peak of the crop circle phenomenon the designs were always geometrically crisp, complex and elegant. Maybe, as the C's mentioned, these might be the last ones before the end of the messages. Maybe they are just not going to be spectacular.
I don't think anyone here suggests poorly designed crop circles are always hoaxes
I really hope that this CC if fake. On 4th August I'll be at Woodstock Festival in Poland and if anything happens (like an alien invasion for example. I know the chances for that are poor, but still... ) I really wouldn't like to be in the middle of panicked crowd...Ekios said:And now,your link about that last CC : It mentionned that in its comments ...
Fig. 2: Obtained Polar Clock
As the aerial shot was not taken perpendicularly to the formation, we are not sure about the time displayed, but we think that at least the date can be considered correct. When you compare pictures 1 and 2, you can see that the formation tells the following time and date: 19:43:53 on Saturday, 4th August 2012. We have no idea what this particular time might mean. Hope someone will find out why this date should be significant.
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