are everywhere in England, it's where the farmer's tractor fertilizes his fields. These unusual formations seem to congregate in certain fields in England but have been found in over 18 different countries, often in fallow fields.
Some formations have been found miles away from civilization where no one goes. Crop circle researchers are trained to go in and look for footprints and broken stalks. Genuine circles are simply bent over gently as if microwaved, and the weave or the lay of the crop is often impossible to duplicate. Samples are taken both inside the formation and outside of it for "control". Readings of all kinds are taken and the L-neat test is done for verification which is "node elongation".
A brief description of it can be found <here.>
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- Beauty in the Fields of England
- Looked at them again. Still nothing unusual other than artistic vandalism. (n/t)
- "it seems to be an accelerating progression of some kind" -- Indeed.
- Crop circle makers now doing "hair-do's" in the fields
- Why all circles can't be hoaxed
- re: Beauty in the Fields of England take two