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Close examinations on origin, nature and meaning of the crops circles; studies on the new phenomenon of the circle of light; the Oliver Castle's videotape; the crop of Chilbolton and the Arecibo message; interviews with the most qualified personalities and organizations, and much more...

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W.C. Levengood;
John A. Burke

Report of an unusual discovery (published by The Journal Of Scientific Explorer) of a natural iron "glaze" composed of fused particles of meteoritic origin, concentrated entirely within a crop formation in England, appearing shortly after the intense Perseid meteor shower in August. 1993

Article
(4pages)

Matti Pitkanen

Crop circles as a hoax is one of the illusions of century. Models involving plasma flows from the ionosphere to the crop field formation have been developed. There would be a continual connection to the ionosphere. Even plants and plant populations, has a magnetic body, and that also magnetosphere is a conscious and intelligent entity receiving information from and controlling the bio-sphere. Dark matter hierarchy leads to a quantitative vision about how magnetic body controls biological body and receives sensory input from it, and this vision can be applied to crop circles interpreted as an outcome of generalized motor actions of magnetic body. The resulting model supports the view about crop circles as an attempt of (geo-, planeto-, helio-, or some other) magnetospheric conscious entities to tell about their existence to us.

Part 2 of "crop circles and life at parallel space-time sheets" regards expecially the Chilbolton and Crabwood cases, and can be found here: http://www.physics.helsinki.fi/~matpitka/magnconsc/magnconsc.html#crop2

extract of book
(70pag.)

John A. Burke

Whatever the force which makes crop formations, it physically alters the tissue of the flattened (and sometimes the internal, upright) plants in a number of ways. Over time an hypothesis has emerged suggesting plasma as the active force. None of the following effects has occurred when formations have been made (by us and others) using all the techniques claimed by those who have "confessed" to hoaxing the crop formations:...

article
(6pag.)

Andreas Muller

Interesting article by Andreas Muller, concerning crop circles in Africa. The document contains an interview with Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa

Article
(13pag.)

Allan Brown

On the 2nd August 2003 a striking crop circle was discovered in the middle of East Field, probably the most well known field in crop circle lore. Six days later on the 8th August, another very similar formation was discovered in the middle of South Field; a field, which has also housed numerous crop formations over the years and in fact overlooks the famous East Field. These two formations, to my mind, appear to encapsulate so much of the phenomenon as we currently understand it that I felt it a worthwhile exercise to see what, if anything, could be learnt from them.

Article
(37pag.)

Freddy Silva

Interesting article by Freddy Silva (extracts from his book "Secrets in the fields")in which he explains how the sound could be at the origin of the creation of the crop circles.

Article
(5pag.)

Eltjo H. Haselhoff

Interesting article by Haselhoff, also available in the website of the "Dutch Center for Crop Circles Studies", in which Hasheloff finds some scientific comparisons to her theories, according to which the so called BOLS (Ball of Light), mentioned by many witness that have assisted to the creation of crop circles, they would have indeed a role in the creation, scientifically demonstrable

Article
(4pages)

Allan Brown

On the 2nd August 2003 a striking crop circle was discovered in the middle of East Field, probably the most well known field in crop circle lore. Six days later on the 8th August, another very similar formation was discovered in the middle of South Field; a field, which has also housed numerous crop formations over the years and in fact overlooks the famous East Field. These two formations, to my mind, appear to encapsulate so much of the phenomenon as we currently understand it that I felt it a worthwhile exercise to see what, if anything, could be learnt from them.

Article
(37pag.)

W. C. Levengood, N. Talbott

PHYSIOLOGIA PLANTARUM 105: 615–624. 1999

Scietific article
(11pag.)

Grassi, Cocheo, Russo

Article about the crop circles, published by the "Journal of Scientific Exploration" [vol]. 19, June 21, 2005. In this article, the authors ( researchers of the CICAP ) sustain that the affirmations of Haselhoff, Talbott and Levengood are not supported by available data, and than revise critically their articles published on the journal " Physiologia Plantarum ", untill today considered an important scientific point of reference on the phenomenon

Article
(12pag.)

Eltjo H. Haselhoff

Comment of Haselhoff relating to the publication of the article by Russo, Grassi and Cocheo on the "Journal of Scientific Exploration" [vol]. 19. It is an answer to the critics raised by Cicap

Reply Comment
(4pag.)

Francesco Grassi

Engineer Francesco Grassi explains from a scientific point of view the phenomenon of the dead flies found in some crop circles, caused substantially by the mushroom " Entomophthora muscae". The argument is still debated and source of polemic among the researchers of diverged "factions".

Article
(12pages)

David Kingston

Notes by David, and interesting inteview with two circle-makers.
Fascinating hipothesys that relates the crop circles with our immagination and mental structures

Notes Interview
(2pag.)

W.C. Levengood

An interesting article by Levengood, published in "Physiologia Plantarum" n.92, 1994: scientific studies and analysis of some anomalies of the plants inside crop circles.

article
(8pages)

Joe Nickell

In several technical papers, W. C. Levengood purports to show that "Plants from crop formations display anatomical alterations which cannot be accounted for by assuming the formations are hoaxes." Unfortunately, there are serious objections to Levengood's approach...

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(1page)

Corrado Malanga

The personal point of view of dr. Corrado Malanga, that expresses his way to compare himself to the phenomenon, together with some veil criticisms to the orthodox scientism. He sustains the hypothesis that the crop circles could be considered a sort of multilanguage, a whole of multimedia messages dispatched by nature, capable of represent the our deep "ourself"

Notes
(5pag.)

Fabio Borziani

extract of an interesting study-experiment on the crop circles and their geometric-astral relationships, that they have among themselves and with the surrounding environment.

Research article
(6pages)