I always thought that crop circles had to be made by some force other than human because the huge works of art were so gorgeous, complex and huge. In my opinion, you’d need to have a view from above the crop circle to create it.
According to news stories, many people in the United Kingdom proclaim that they, not aliens, created the intricate patterns in grain fields known as “crop circles.”
I found it difficult to believe them until a group of people, headed by Jim Denevan, created the largest work of art on earth on the largest lake on earth: Lake Baikal in Siberia.
It is not a crop circle because it is not in a crop. However, it is as gorgeous, complex and huge. In fact, at nine square miles, it is much larger than an crop circle.
Take a look at these Lake Baikal photos.
Maybe, after all, crop circles are created by people.
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The writer of this a comment on a blog appears to know the history of crop circles and that they have been made by humans, right from the beginning.
“In 1991, more than a decade after the phenomenon began, two men from Southampton, England announced that the phenomenon of crop circles was an idea thought up one evening in a pub near Winchester, Hampshire in 1978. World War II veteran Doug Bower and his friend Dave Chorley revealed that they made their crop circles using planks, rope, hats and wire as their only tools. Bower and Chorley stated to reporters that a small group of people can stomp down a sizable area of crop in a single night using simple tools.
The pair became slightly frustrated that their work had not received as much publicity as they had hoped. In 1981 they created a crop circle in Matterley Bowl, a natural amphitheatre just outside Winchester, Hampshire – an area surrounded by roads from which a clear view of the field is available to drivers passing by.
Bower’s wife had become increasingly suspicious of him due to noticing high levels of mileage in their car. Eventually, fearing that his wife suspected him of adultery, Bower confessed to her and subsequently informed a British national newspaper.”
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