This crop circle is one of many showing a progression of circles from small to large. According to the Heck Hypothesis this is the alien method of portraying a comet as its position changes in the sky while approaching earth.

Each circle is separated from adjoining circles by a day, week, month etc.

A shorter time difference would apply to the larger circles. The trajectory of a comet striking the earth will always be a curved line. This curve may seem to be accentuated from an earth observer’s perspective due to the relative movement of the planet (the point of this crop circle). The outer planets can appear to move backwards for short periods for the same reason. 

Kenneth Heck (Updated Tuesday 14th July)

To the message of: Ricky who posted: 

'If the recent sunspot of which astronomers are claiming is the biggest and most powerful sunspot ever seen .....' The posted notice on pickoftheweek is like this information: 'This sunspot group is probably the largest to appear in about 2 years. Its magnetic orientation identifies it as belonging to the new sunspot cycle. ’Sunspot Sojourn (July 10, 2009)

Sigrid Renner (Updated  Wednesday 15th July)

Taken from the Central Queensland News...

ASTRONOMERS are claiming that Earth is witnessing the biggest and most powerful sunspot ever seen and the sunspot is yet to peak in intensity.

Taken from Finda News.......

IT is 100 times the size of Earth. For the first time in two years the surface of the sun has become active, culminating in a mass of huge solar flares on Sunday Watching all the while was Owen Bennedict, the owner of Wappa Falls Observatory near Yandina. Owen, who has had his eyes on the sky for 50 years, said these solar explosions were some of the largest he had ever seen. Owen goes on to say.....“Two years ago there was a single massive explosion, but since then there has not been much activity on the sun,” he said.” I was surprised by the explosions. It’s a major event in the world of astronomy. The largest visible sun spot is five times the size of Earth and the whole area is about 100 times as big.” Owen said the effects of the explosions would be felt on Earth, causing not only higher than average temperatures but also electrical and radio interference.

And this the headline from the Northern Star... 

Is this the biggest sunspot ever?

RICKY  (Updated Thursday 16th July)