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Crop Circle Research and Photography by U. K.'s Lucy Pringle
© 2007 by Linda Moulton Howe
"There comes a time when the mind touches a higher plane of knowledge,
but can never prove how it got there." - Albert Einstein, Physicist
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Yatesbury Field, Wiltshire, England, reported May 30, 2007, fifty-seven swirled barley
circles in large spiral about 300 feet in diameter; in foreground, a 60-foot-diameter
single circle in wheat. Aerial image © 2007 by Peter White.
Also see: Cropcircleconnector.com.
It had rained the night before and there was mud everywhere when the first people walked to it. But there were no traces of mud anywhere on the spiral or circle - absolutely pristine! And the single circle in the field next to the spiral had the most extraordinary ground lay. I buried my little bottles of water in that circle to test for concentrations of nitrate nitrogen (NO3)."
[ Editor's Note: Nitrogen is found in the cells of all living things and is a major component of proteins. Inorganic nitrogen may exist in the free state as a gas N2, or as nitrate NO3-, nitrite NO2-, or ammonia NH3+.
Nitrate nitrogen is a commonly used lawn and agricultural fertilizer. It is also a chemical formed in the decomposition of waste materials, such as manure or sewage. If infants less than six months of age drink water (or formula made with water) that contains more than 10 mg/L nitrate nitrogen, they are susceptible to methemoglobinemia. This disease interferes with the blood’s ability to carry oxygen. Recent studies also suggest that high nitrate water may be linked to birth defects and miscarriages, so pregnant women should avoid drinking high nitrate water. High nitrate levels also suggest that other contaminants might be present. Source: University of Wisconsin. ]
"What I use is Volvic water in 100 milliliter bottles and dig holes in the field about two inches deep and bury each bottle and cover them completely and leave them there for up to a week. Jim Lyons at York University thinks this is the one substance that is going to show up when the force of energy that makes crop formations hits the ground. Our water bottles were tested blind.
What Jim Lyons has found so far is that Bottle 440 showed a 71.3% in the nitrate nitrogen content compared to the control bottle, which was buried the furthest away from the formation. In fact, Bottle 440 was buried in the center of that Yatesbury single circle.
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I WONDER WHAT IT IS THAT MAKES THE SMALL PERCENTAGE OF US HAVE SUCH INTENSE INTEREST AMID A WORLD THAT HAS BEEN CONDITIONED BY GOVERNMENT MISINFORMATION TO DISMISS EVERYTHING AS MANMADE?
This is one of the joys of the circles. If you are ready for them, you see them and want to investigate them. If you are not ready for them, and are fearful – there are so many people, even intelligent, who cannot cope with this subject. They cannot cope with the unexplained. Remember Doug and Dave in 1991? So many people were relieved by that ridiculous explanation, when all the actual evidence pointed the opposite direction: those two men made only a few circles in two counties of England!
IT WAS PREPOSTEROUS BECAUSE THERE HAD BEEN CROP FORMATIONS IN TWENTY-THREE COUNTRIES IN THE SUMMER OF 1991.
Exactly. And I think it’s still the agenda of the powers that be that this subject of crop formations is more serious than they like to admit publicly and therefore, they have to ridicule it. That’s their best offensive – to ridicule. Obviously Doug and Dave were set up. Dave couldn’t keep his story straight and someone packed him off to Australia. Subsequently there, he became an alcoholic and died. Those two men were used. There is no doubt about it in my mind. They were brought out just at the time that the crop formations were gaining global momentum.
WHAT GETS ME IS HOW COULD THE NEW YORK TIMES AND THE LONDON TIMES ACCEPT A LOCAL EXPLANATION FOR SOMETHING THAT WAS GLOBAL WITHOUT ANY INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF THEIR OWN?
My guess would be that there were authorities directing those newspapers how to portray it. I think that manipulation, misinformation, continues to this day.
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