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Zevenbergen (1), Noord Brabant, Reported 21st July
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The
third Dutch crop circle has been found in Zevenbergen, again in the
southwest part of Holland. Robbert van den Broeke discovered this
formation. He had a strong feeling that he had to drive to this
field. Together with a friend, the both saw a light hanging above
the formation.
The DCCA-research team did ask the owner of the field for permission
to do our research. This is okay, but he does not allow other people
on his field. It is an egg-shaped ring with 23 circles laying just
around it. A small distance further away there are laying another 3
circles.
The whole formation measures about 30 meters (about 100 feet). The
crop lays anticlockwise. There are no any clues that this formation
is manmade. We did found some elongated nodes. The crop lays very
flat, it seems of a strong force did put the grass against the
ground.
We have made some nice pictures, as you can see here below.
Peter Vanlaerhoven DCCA
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Location:
Zavenbergen, Holland
Day Found:
July 21, 2010
Crop:
Wheat
Reporter:
Nancy Talbott, BLT Research Team Inc.
Description:
An "egg" shaped ring, with 23 small circles evenly spaced
around the outside of the ring & a 3-circle "signature" nearbysften
the case, the Dutch medium Robbert v/d Broeke "saw" the circle
forming in his "mind's eye" and knew the general area in which it
was occurring. He and Ellen Gomis drove to the area that night and
both Ellen & Robbert visually saw a bright light
hanging directly over the place where the formation sat in the
field. It measures about 30m overall and the crop throughout
is laid anti-clockwise, very flat to the ground, as if a very strong
force had been involved. Dutch crop circle researchers (DCCA) did
find elongated nodes in the flattened crop the next day.
Zavenbergen, July 21, 2010:
Zavenbergen, ground photos by Roy Boschman:
For a recent report on a white powder that is often found in crop
circles which occur around Robbert, please see the BLT web-site:
Nancy
Talbott
BLT
Research Team Inc.
P.O. Box
400127
Cambridge, MA 02140 (USA)
ph: 617/492-0415
www.bltresearch.com
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Rotation period at the equator the sun is 25
days, on the solar poles for 36 days. 23 rings is a value near to
numeral 25, so it's somehow relate with the rotation of the sun. Sun
on the crop circle is oval shaped. I'm not an expert, but if for
some reason the sun increased own diameter at the equator, could
also change the length of the rotation for 23 days?
Pávková Zdenka
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Image Pávková Z. 2010
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