I'm highly skeptical of claims that crop glyphs are anything but terrestrial (if expeditious) examples of landscape art. The article above is decidedly "pro-ET" in its interpretation, but I find it interesting that it provides circumstantial evidence supporting the high-level rumor that some crop designs are "painted" by military satellites (presumably using microwave lasers).
Well, now. I know you don't care what I think, but I'll tell you anyhow.
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I don't know if the satellite laser story is the final answer or not, although I heard it from a good source.
So, my own view is that they're a combination of "hand made" glyphs and glyphs created using very sophisticated technology such as microwave laser beams.
ReplyDeleteI agree. I think we're seeing a weird sort of symbolic dialogue between various cranks, occultists, artists and, most likely, government agencies.
Nonhuman intelligence? Maybe, but I think it's a long shot.
I liked "Signs" -- but not because of anything it had to say about crop circles!
ReplyDelete"The Village" is pretty good but not, I fear, a terribly enduring film.