Donald said:
"The geometry of crop circles is really very simple. Once you learn how to make a simple circle, semi-circles, complex curves, arcs and spirals are simply a hop, skip and a jump beyond. Learn how to make a triangle and you can promote yourself to rectangles, pentagons, hexagons and octogons. Put 'em all together and you have a pretty nifty looking doily. It really isn't very hard."
Since it is not very hard for you to construct such circles in the field, could you take one of these pictures that are on the site and superimpose the stake points and estimate the length of the string that needed to be used. Also please estimate the time required to complete such a work of art.
I find this one interesting, how was it done?
ball with spikes
http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2005/Laneenddown/lanedown2005a.html
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re: Donald: Crop Circle Complexity
The whole thread (53 posts)
- Lindy: Crop Circle Complexity
- Feast your eyes and mind on June's beauties
- There is no amount of evidence or proof that will get these people to change their minds
- "crop circles"??? Why not fairies and elves? (n/t)
- re: Donald: Crop Circle Complexity
- You want broader discussion here?
- Grabbing Headlines
- It's more about motivation than analysis
