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I'm writing a Research-paper about them.You like them?This is the best one of 2004:

Above: This formation appeared at Silbury Hill in Wiltshire on the 3rd August. It has a definite Aztec feel to it and relates back to a similar formation at Wakerley Woods in Northamptonshire which appeared in 2001 and resembled an Aztec Sun Stone.

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Hope this is not to big

Cool stuff but I don't believe that they are actually made by aliens or whatever.

me neither. i've seen people make them.


and sure, crop circles are neat, but they have no message, they're just pretty shapes. if i make a crop circle, it'll be more like a crop message, and it'll be something like "fuck the RIAA" or " error 404 - file not found" or something to that effect.

They are not human made(there are some but you see the difference).Neither do I believe the Alien theory.I think its megnetism or other forces like the science says

whoa i think they're cool

Lol Aliens.. Sigh.

Just pranksters making those. Artistic pranksters I might add... The complexity and style of the circles isn't easy to design as some of you might already know.

Wow, those pics are pretty cool!

Patrickssj6 wrote:They are not human made(there are some but you see the difference).Neither do I believe the Alien theory.I think its megnetism or other forces like the science says

HAHAHAHAHA. I laugh. Magnetism affecting PLANTS!? In intricate shapes and designs!? No! They're made by people. All of them. So many people underestimate what people are capable of. So many idiots who think that things like the pyramids were built by aliens. So many ignorami out there. It's really funny.

Those are way to artistic to be made by an aircraft. Ive seen grass that was bent by jets and stuff and these crop circles are just made so perfectly that it has to be man made. Its bull crap.

Its just dem durn teenagers lawl

made so perfectly that it has to be man made.

I agree. Nice pics tho.

I want to see a crop circle of a pentagram.

Representing the Star of David one.


I can't believe someone voted for me in the poll. And I can prove that it was not me, if you want proof.

the first pic looks amazing

we all need to meet up in real life in some field in ohio and make a crop "circle" of the halomods logo. something other than a bunch of geometric circles, y'know, break up the monotony

Explosive American wrote:

Patrickssj6 wrote:They are not human made(there are some but you see the difference).Neither do I believe the Alien theory.I think its megnetism or other forces like the science says

HAHAHAHAHA. I laugh. Magnetism affecting PLANTS!? In intricate shapes and designs!? No! They're made by people. All of them. So many people underestimate what people are capable of. So many idiots who think that things like the pyramids were built by aliens. So many ignorami out there. It's really funny.

I dont think you even know that 1.Magentism can be seen in middle air 2. It can heavily affect the environment.

Well they certainly look cool, regardless of how they were made. I personally think they are human made.

I chose the last option in the poll.

I chose the last option in the poll.

Same here.

[cc]z@nd! wrote:we all need to meet up in real life in some field in ohio and make a crop "circle" of the halomods logo. something other than a bunch of geometric circles, y'know, break up the monotony

LMAO! That would be awsome!

Patrickssj6 wrote:

Explosive American wrote:

Patrickssj6 wrote:They are not human made(there are some but you see the difference).Neither do I believe the Alien theory.I think its megnetism or other forces like the science says

HAHAHAHAHA. I laugh. Magnetism affecting PLANTS!? In intricate shapes and designs!? No! They're made by people. All of them. So many people underestimate what people are capable of. So many idiots who think that things like the pyramids were built by aliens. So many ignorami out there. It's really funny.

I dont think you even know that 1.Magentism can be seen in middle air 2. It can heavily affect the environment.

I think you misunderstand the limits of magnetism. It only affects ferrous objects, AKA, things with a notable amount of iron in them. Corn does not have enough iron in it to be affected remotely by magnetism. Magnetism can not be seen in the air unless something like an iron power or some such substance is released into a large, powerful magnetic field. Don't agree? Prove your hypothesis, and I do say hypothesis, because the very idea of magnetism affecting plants is completely and utterly outlandish.

magnetism doesn't just affect ferrous objects, but do reach this point takes tremendously powerful magnetic fields.

i've read in a popular science (cannot remember which one or when) about a research team levitating a spider with an enourmous electromagnet. i'm gonna try and find an article or pics.

edit: ahh, here's a page. so hard to find, i had to consult luelinks.net, but luelinks seems to have a link to anywhere on the web, so it only took one search

edit 2: and here's another page with more information on the subject, including what appears to be (at first glance) formulas.

edit 3: and finally, a rough enough explanation to tell how the frog, water, etc. was levitated and to explain how any object can be influenced by powerful magnetic fields.

In fact, it is possible to levitate magnetically every material and every living creature on the earth due to the always present molecular magnetism. The molecular magnetism is very weak (millions times weaker than ferromagnetism) and usually remains unnoticed in everyday life, thereby producing the wrong impression that materials around us are mainly nonmagnetic. But they are all magnetic. It is just that magnetic fields required to levitate all these "nonmagnetic" materials have to be approximately 100 times larger than for the case of, say, superconductors.

and for all it's worth while we're on the subject of magnetism, your eye's are slightly magnetically charged. the front (where the pupil is) is slightly negative, and the complete opoosite side of the eye to the pupil is slightly posotively charged. probably not enough to be affected by everyday magnets, but enough to drive development behind a computer interface device that uses movement from the eyes to place a cursor on the screen.