[salty]

More than willing to subject myself to ridicule to present this, so go for it.
There is going to be an eclipse on the 7th. Some who attempt analysis of these circles are predicting a large solar flare for that date.
This image appears to me to represent a Gordian knot, about to be split by comet looking object, peace dove out the other side.
http://www.cropcircl...stdown2009.html

While I'd welcome any other interpretations, I'll likely get laughter instead. As you wish.
All religions that have an end times eschatology say there will be signs for those looking for signs.

BTW: that anaysis previously mentioned also says that the solar flare will be a type of disguise for an energy wave to hit Earth, changing the way our brains work. Could be an interesting week. Come on, lucky 7.

[runutz]

I'll go laughter and say it is either a hummingbird (Holy Plains of Nazca, Batman!) or a giant cosmic sperm looking to fertilize a couple of potholders that I once made at summer camp.

This post has been edited by runutz: 05 July 2009 - 12:28 PM

[salty]

Didn't realize the analysis part was on another page. Here's a tease, and that link:


Crop circles have been occurring around the world for a long time, especially in Britain, and these have been very well tracked and documented by www.cropcircleconnector.com. In recent weeks, there has been a series of glyphs pointing to the occurrence of a substantial solar flare in association with the lunar eclipse on July 7th. Most of these patterns have been very skilfully analysed by those with the knowledge to do so ­ and, to me, some of this analysis is simply breathtaking in its detail and understanding. Thank you to all involved in this extraordinary work.

http://www.rense.com...eral86/crpp.htm

[Gates of Eden]

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I like your analysis salty.

[BuffaloBill]

Did This Jellyfish Crop Circle Accurately Predict A Solar Storm?

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Discovered last month in a UK barley field, this crop circle appears to be a jellyfish. But intrepid crop circle analysts have discovered that it predicts a devastating solar storm on July 7. And they have diagrams to prove it.



http://io9.com/53060...-...solar-storm

http://spaceweather.com/

SUDDEN SUPER SUNSPOT: Sunspot 1024 is crackling with B- and C-class solar flares. The activity is so intense, astronomers can't seem to take a picture of the sunspot without catching a flare in action. Pete Lawrence sends this example from his backyard observatory in Selsey, UK:

This post has been edited by BuffaloBill: 05 July 2009 - 08:06 PM

[Mogleymom]

The Aliens are trying to communicate to us.

here is morehttp://www.earthfiles.com/

[salty]

Holy crap! WTF is that, a language?
Where are the frat boys with boards and string folks now? Not buying that for a second in these cases.
runutz, did you see the hummingbird one? I thought you were yanking my chain...

[citizen-too]

Those Brits have too much time on their hands.
The humming bird in Peru had been atributed to the ancient culturea as a calendar.
The sun spots, well, The happen all the time and so do solar flares.

Isn't the earth supposed to end on something like December 5 2012 according to the Mayan calendar? That's when their calendar ends. Maybe they just figured people will have to write their own calendars after that.
It was considered an honor to die in their arenas. They would play games and the winners were sacrificed to the Gods. Maybe, we could use that theory to thin out our crowded penal system. Speaking of that--why do you suppose it got that name?

[BuffaloBill]

The sun spots, well, The happen all the time and so do solar flares.

no they don't

[mam0412]

I'll go laughter and say it is either a hummingbird (Holy Plains of Nazca, Batman!) or a giant cosmic sperm looking to fertilize a couple of potholders that I once made at summer camp.

I had to laugh at this. They look like a couple of potholders I made too!

Whatever it is, it's a pretty design.

I do wonder why some of the images have a circle within the "braids" of one of the potholders and some of the images do not.

This post has been edited by mam0412: 06 July 2009 - 09:07 AM

[salty]

Go look at the images in the link presented by Mogleymom.

I suppose that is macrame.

I'd bet my last penny cryptographers are having a go at it, while I type this.

[mam0412]

Go look at the images in the link presented by Mogleymom.

I suppose that is macrame.

I'd bet my last penny cryptographers are having a go at it, while I type this.

Mogleymom's link was where I saw that some of the images have the circle and some do not. I suppose the photos were taken at different times during construction of the circle?

Oops, no I take that back, it wasn't Mogleymom's link. It's too early on Monday! It was the original link. I do want to check out the dark circle over King's Dominion though, but can't see it until I check out from work. King's Dominion is close to home.

This post has been edited by mam0412: 06 July 2009 - 09:26 AM

[Pericles]

I'd bet my last penny cryptographers are having a go at it, while I type this.

Early in my military career I repaired cryptographic communication equipment. So let me take a stab.

Hmmm.... I think I see a pattern... it keeps repeating.... gullible, gullible, gullible...

[StrobeSML]

Those crop circles are pretty and I applaud the designers.

However, I think it is safe to say that those designers are human and there isn't any real supernatural aspect to them. It is simply farm graphiti.

Even so, it's pretty cool.

[dc]

Those crop circles are pretty and I applaud the designers.

However, I think it is safe to say that those designers are human and there isn't any real supernatural aspect to them. It is simply farm graphiti.

Even so, it's pretty cool.

I wonder if the farmers whose crops are being trampled to make these designs think that they are cool.....