DATELINE: Crop Circles
Crop Circle face?
A highly intelligent and careful documentary on Crop Circles and the intensity of experiences in the farmlands and countryside of England can be found in Crossover from Another Dimension.
It provides seminal information on the history of these events, which can be traced back hundreds of years, even near the Stonehenge area. Of course, back then there were no overhead views: except from local hilltops. So, if there were intricate designs, these were not recorded.
The modern phenomenon starts in the 1970s and seemed to spread quickly across the globe. Again, the earliest curios in wheatfields and hay fields were not sophisticated, but grew far more complex within a few years.
Many attribute this to hoaxers, yet the issue remains that many of these messages and aesthetic designs could not have been created in just a few hours with a handful of people overnight. There were fakes, of course, but not all fall into the category.
When you add in, the film’s study of electrical effects on skin and thyroids, you have something decidedly odd. There is enough medical worry that pregnant women are advised not to enter crop circles.
Mostly, owners of the land are frightened to pursue any legal action, though they are often irked that their livelihood has been damaged, often to the size of hundreds of feet/meters. Some hastily mow down the designs to prevent further intrusions.
The plants are gently bent; they break only when visitors trample on them. Films show lightning flashes and sudden appearances, or orbs that fly over an area, even in daylight.
The military sends out helicopters to chase away orbs but deny there is any rhyme or reason to their actions.
Whatever the visitors are who make these designs, often in mimesis of Mayan calendar art , you have a mystery that is far more than a cheesy fake news event.
One face made in the crops can best be seen by a high altitude. What on or off earth is going on?