Crop Circle Theory

[Sticki]

I was doing some research into some stuff today and stumbled across a theory on the formation of crop circles. Due to a recent topic on smacked out wallabies I thought it some what relevant :lol:

Plus I quite like the theory of cymatics being responsible

http://www.cropcirclesecrets.org/crop_c ... sound.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymatics

Any one else seen this before?
Got any information about it worth looking at?

 

[Sticki]

Some more samples 8)

And some more pages for info
http://www.divinecosmos.com/index.php?o ... &Itemid=30
http://theresonanceproject.org/

 

[cockknocker]

The people who made them probably looked at sketchy stuff like that and made the crop circles that way.

 

[Sticki]

I really dont think it possible that men could create a perfect pattern in a matter of hours. It takes buddhist monks weeks, some times months to create sand mandala's and they are of comparable scale and lay out.

I think the theory that the earth resonates a frequency that creates these patterns and the fact most of the patterns are pretty much identical to cymatics kinda makes the theory completely plausable to me.

Not denying of course that men have probably replicated crop circles but they are just doing what they always do, Looking for fame and fortune. Taking responsibility for a natural occurance that most are unaware of to achieve a status and money. The 2 guys famed for it Doug and Dave were debunked, They claimed to have been drunk when creating these complex patterns, claimed to pole volt 35 feet and couldnt replicate thier designs on paper...
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepage ... rc1.htm#c2

 

[????????]

wow i have read those links you posted and more and i don't know what to think...

this one is simply amazing:

this is how you draw this thing:
http://www.cropcircleresearch.com/artic ... 000co.html

it requires very meticulous drawing. you'd have to put quite the effort in doing one on paper, now doing it at that scale boggles me..

 

[????????]

nice documentary about crop circles: