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Wickham Green (South of M4), nr Hungerford, Buckinghamshire.
Reported 30th July.
Map Ref: SU393720
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Further to my Photoshop work with the
Wickham Green formations sent last October and placed on the
report page: I applied a Gaussian filter to the composite
image with startling results. See the attached jpg page. The
filter gives the same effect as an out-of-focus photo. I
also took out-of-focus photos with my camera of the top
printout (photos not shown here) just to check if there was
some Photoshop artefact at work, but got identical results
with the camera.
Jack Newnham
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The
unexplained mystery of Wickham Green
One month has gone by, and no one within the crop circle community
has yet solved a binary code which was given to us over two separate
crop pictures at Wickham Green on July 30, 2010. Maybe someone else
with good computer or cryptographic skills will solve it? This seems
to be a great test of intelligence, given to all six billion humans
on Earth! So what is the code?
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My name is Elias Eluhesko. I would like to share their predictions
for the two circles in Wickham Green. I immediately remembered the
map of temperature anomalies for 2010. Unfortunately the map on the
Russian, on it is written:
A) Anomaly is the difference between the average temperature in June
2010 and June average temperatures from 1961 to 1990.
2) According to the National Climatic Data Centre of National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (USA)
3) Dots on map is stations where the measurements were made
4) Red above rules
If we arrange the circles as follows, it becomes obvious a lot in
common between the community and the card. if we take the 16 parallel lines for drawing parallels on the globe
that large accumulations of points fall
in the northern latitudes of the western and eastern hemisphere
In this connection there are two options Explanation:
1. Global growth of abnormal temperatures 2. Expected strong warming right at the northern latitudes
Elias Eluhesko Ukraine |
These are 2d bar codes we use them at work every day - try scanning
the diagram to see what it says.
Pastor Blasta
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Amazing developments ... a split ... What I glean is
that with 16 lines, well math base 16 is 2 to the 4th power ... known as
"hexadecimal". It is the basis of computing. Wow ... well ...
thanks for the hard work in bringing the phenomena to light.
Jim Waters |
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I have attached an overlap of the two Wickham
Green formation diagrams (I apologize for the poor quality of the
diagram, it was rushed). To me it appears they could have been
intended to be viewed atop each other. there is a very noticeable
humanoid figure in the diagram and as one of the commenter stated-
it resembles the shroud of Turin.
This has been a fascinating crop circle season!
Valerie Vares |
I wasn't sure where to comment, but I wanted
to say (since other people haven't noted this yet), but when I
looked at the diagram of these, there is not picture there. What
it most likely is is Incan khipu, or ancient string knot stories
(Quipu). So yeah, real communication if someone can
figure it out. Very exciting. Thanks for hearing me out, and
great work with the site - long time fan.
James Roxby
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This formation
and its sister shows the anticipated distribution of medium to smaller
fragments of the two halves of the nucleus of the comet impacting near
the Arctic in the future. The outside circles represent the two
circles of destruction for the comet (not shown) and its debris. The
parallel lines are lines of latitude. The circles are always placed on
the latitude lines since more exact locations aren't possible to
predict.
Ken Heck |
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In regarding the Wickham Green crop circle 30th July,
it seems that the codification could be the baudot codification for
"telex" sending information. Maybe somebody could decipher it. I hope It
could be useful. Antonio Reyes |
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The formation with many lines with circles imposed on
them. if the lines represent notes as in a musical staff. there are 16
lines as to represent the 8 notes of 2 octaves and the circles are the
notes.
Paul Webster |
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Monique Buiter |
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I happened to check the Crop Circle Connector website
to see what crop circles have been appearing this year, when I noticed
the two photographs of crop circles resembling some call Jesus (which it
kind of resembles). However the first thing that stuck me is how much
it looks like those Rockstar games, where music notes are falling along
vertical lines and the player has to hit the according button in order
to rack up points; just a thought.
Check out the following You Tube link to the Beatles -
Hear Comes the Sun
Michael Gravelle |
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I had an idea
about the image that appeared in
Wickham Green (South of M4), nr Hungerford, Berkshire. Reported 30th
July 2010 And its almost identical image in the same field could it be
these images were produced for some kind of stereoscopic 3d effect. I
don't have the time to experiment in the relevant way myself but anyone
who does is welcome to run with the idea.
Roland Moore |
1. Duly visited crop pattern again last evening
and took some photos. Met Alan Foster there, who had some Steve
Alexander photos with him that confirmed that this additional swirl
also the "sprig" is not shown in the early pictures of this
formation. Then the sprig appears, then the additional swirl at
some point.
2. When I went to generate my email reply to you
today, I reviewed the pictures on cropcircleconnector.com, and on
the Wickham South page, the very first picture under the header for
this pattern already now shows this additional swirl (at 8 o'clock
position) and "sprig" (at 7 o'clock position). Alan Foster told me,
he had been in formations before where additions to the pattern had
occurred whilst he had been inside the pattern.
Tina Silver
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On the drawing I stacked 2 rings not straight but at an angle of 45
degrees, because they are lying in fields. I gave 2 versions: one of
them is upside down. Maybe something will be clear.
Dmitrievskiy Sergey Aleksandrovich |
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AN
" An (en sumérien), Anu (en akkadien),
était considéré dans la mythologie mésopotamienne
comme le dieu du ciel,
de la végétation ainsi que de la pluie ;
il était le père de tous les dieux.
Il habitait un royaume dans les cieux ;
on disait de lui qu'il avait le pouvoir de juger tous les criminels.
Il était notamment le père d'Enlil et d'Enki.
Bien qu'initialement considéré comme le seigneur des dieux,
il fut progressivement
supplanté par Enlil puis Marduk,jusqu'à être
relégué à un simple rôle de métaphore pour désigner les cieux."
-Ishtar
Ishtar est le nom d'une déesse chez les Assyriens et les Babyloniens.
Les Sumériens l'appelaient Inanna.
Inanna (Ishtar en Akkadien) est considérée comme la fille du dieu
ciel An ou Anu en Akkadien
Elle doit sa renommée
à son activité culturelle et mythologique jamais égalée
par une autre déesse du Moyen-Orient.
Elle fait partie de la triade des dieux planétaires.
Son symbole est l’étoile de Vénus et elle est la déesse de l’amour
et par extension de la guerre.
Elle dépasse son père
et devient la déesse importante d'Uruk.
Le sanctuaire d’Inanna à Uruk s’appelle l’Eanna.
Elle se présente comme une femme fatale
et on lui prête plusieurs aventures amoureuses.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishtar
-Sargon d'Akkad
« Ma mère était grande prêtresse.
Mon père, je ne le connais pas.
Les frères de mon père campent dans la montagne.
Ma ville natale est Azupiranu, sur les bords de l’Euphrate.
Ma mère, la grande prêtresse, me conçut et m’enfanta en secret.
Elle me déposa dans une corbeille de roseaux, dont elle scella
l’ouverture avec du bitume. Elle me lança sur le fleuve sans que je
puisse m’échapper. Le fleuve me porta ; il m’emporta jusque chez
Aqqi, le puiseur d’eau.
Aqqi le puiseur d’eau me retira [du fleuve] en plongeant son seau.
Aqqi le puiseur d’eau m’adopta comme son fils et m’éleva. Aqqi le
puiseur d’eau m’enseigna son métier de jardinier.
Alors que j’étais jardinier la déesse Ištar se prit d’amour pour
moi
et ainsi j’ai exercé la royauté pendant cinquante-six ans. »
Sephane Forterre
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