Crop Circles

Did you know that when seed head samples were processed and examined under a microscope, it was found that the crystaline structure in the crop circle plants had changed?

And that in separate tests a molecular biologist showed that the DNA was 'considerably different' in plants from a crop circle?

This fantastic Crop circle near Milk Hill in Wiltshire became known as the 'Bee'

due to its winged insect appearance.

Others saw a resemblance to the Caduceus: The staff of hermetic wisdom.

Bee Photograph with permission, and copyright: Temporary Temples

This second picture is from a hoaxed circle. The crop is damaged and dying, however this photograph was taken within 18 hours of it being created! The stems are broken at the base, below the nodule, probably due to being flattened by a board or plank.

This picture, left, is taken in a genuine crop circle. The nodule (joint) on the stalk is enlarged and bends at this point cleanly without breaking. This crop circle was already 16 days old when we saw it and yet the crop was undamaged and growing back up to the light.