Astronomical quadrupole radiation was drawn in crops near Stonehenge on August 1, 2013 

This unusual kind of radiation may be produced by a rotating binary star, by an exploding supernova, or by an outbursting comet such as C/2012 S1 Ison could be later in 2013 (see www.hostos08.sownar.com or www.kemt.fei.tuke.sk): 

According to Einstein’s “quadrupole formula” of 1918, since accelerated electrical charges will emit electromagnetic waves, then accelerated masses may emit gravitational waves. A dipole moment is needed for any source to emit electromagnetic waves (light), while a quadrupole moment is needed for any source to emit gravitational waves. Sources of gravitational waves will be those objects which resemble “rotating dumbbells”, for example binary stars (see www.hs.uni-hamburg.de). 

Who among the human crop artists in Wiltshire would speak of “quadrupole radiation”, as they down a few pints at The Barge Inn? Would it not seem more likely, that this particular crop picture was drawn by a visiting astrophysicist from another world?  

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew)