The above formation went down today, early morning, and the stats are in already:
If the middle circle = '1', then the circle containing the overlapped Yin/Yangs = '6'
The outside circle which has the wavelike progression is therefore '8'
The extended diameter including the wavelike progression = 9
The two circle forming the over lapping yin/yang = 4 (for each)
The single circle in each yin/yang is 2 (larger ones)
outside wavelike progression is '26' with inner part '25'. '25' dots.
prevailance to the '8'. The Yin/yang overlapping is like an '8'.
fibonnaci....8....is '21'
the 8th position of the fibonnaci = '21'
'8' is the 6th position on the fibonacci.
the 9th position of the fibonnaci = '34'
'26' is like saying 42/PHI
25 is like saying 5X5 or PHI X PHI
area of diameter of '6' = 28.28
"Vesica pisces.
hidden '3'
straightline geometry sensed...where the circles line up. 6 = 28.28 as in area. The GP is 2.828 on the diagonal or 622 Royal Cubits.
Another thing of notice: the wave progression around the outside circle...if the straight line is drwan through the circles in the yin/yang structure...they both hit a wavefront and wavetrough...vibration, cycle, on/off.
The entire formation on outside looks like a sprocket for a bicycle. Chain going around the main crankshaft sprocket...yin/yang make up the pedals. The center circle is the crank shaft axle.
If anyone here is interested in what the researchers have to say about the last three fantastic formations and their geometry relating to esoteric knowledge and ancient history, look <here.>
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- Most complex crop circle ever discovered in British fields
- COOL New Circle
- Don't the farmers get pissed?
- Progression
- Why "a seminal event?"
- Well, maybe it boggles some minds
- 8 segments doesn't work for our base 10 number system though.
- Sure it does. This isn't numbers, it's graphics.
- It's just for a freehand doodler to divide a circle in eight segments than ten. Try it.
- re: It's just for a freehand doodler to divide a circle in eight segments than ten. Try it.
- It's just for a freehand doodler to divide a circle in eight segments than ten. Try it.
- Humans?
- Woudl aliens have 10 fingers and toes? Or even fingers and toes?
- Sure it does. This isn't numbers, it's graphics.
- 8 segments doesn't work for our base 10 number system though.
- Why do you suppose they are getting more complex? (n/t)
- re: Why do you suppose they are getting more complex?
- Not complex, just irrational.
- They're just getting better at making them.