How to explain the rye case?

According to the literature, crop circles first appeared in England, which was 1647, more than 350 years ago. That strange circle is counterclockwise. In the early 1980s, the British discovered crop circles many times in Hampshire and West, and most of them were in wheat fields, so they were officially named crop circles. For hundreds of years, this mysterious phenomenon has been constantly appearing, and crop circles have been frequently found in the United States, Australia, Europe, South America, Asia and other places, most of which are in Britain. According to relevant records, crop circles appear most frequently in spring and summer. The patterns of crop circles are also different, from one circle to two or three similar circles. 1994 also contains animal and plant patterns such as scorpions, bees and flowers.

1997 In the early summer, a more mysterious crop circle appeared in Oregon, USA, and many small holes appeared on the wheat straw. Scientists have found that there are some invisible magnetic particles in crop circles and the surrounding land. These particles are very evenly distributed, and the farther away from crop circles, the less particles there are. Crop circles, life and death, can't see through, the reason is still chaos. Recently, a new crop circle has appeared in Russia, and it has always been surprised by crop circles in wheat fields. This time it was presented in the sunflower field in Krasnodar Krai. The circular pattern of sunflower lodging is extremely exquisite and amazing. Then, the Russians also found a mysterious strange circle in the buckwheat field in Tauriati, and it was near the residential building.

Mysterious crop circles have always been the focus of scientific attention and research, and its causes are still inconclusive. There are five main theories at present.

One is artificial theory. Quite a few people think that the so-called crop circles are just some people's pranks. After 17 years of investigation, British scientist Andrew believes that 80% of crop circles are man-made. Matt ridley, an Englishman, once admitted to the media that he and some friends were the makers of crop circles in London. They designed the pattern in advance, and when the wheat was about to mature, they rolled a long nail in the wheat field, centered on the nail, and wrapped a rope around the ground, and a crop circle appeared.

The second is the magnetic field theory. There are still some strange circles that have ruled out man-made possibilities. Because of their complex composition, huge scale and exquisite design, human beings can never do it overnight. Although Andrew insists that 80% crop circles are man-made, he also thinks that the remaining 20% crop circles are naturally formed by the earth's magnetic field. There is a magical moving force in the magnetic field, which can generate current and make crops lie flat on the ground. Jeffrey Wilson, an American expert, has studied more than 30 crop circles in/kloc-0, and found that 90% of crop circles are surrounded by transformers connected by high-voltage lines, and there is a pool within 270 meters of Fiona Fang. Due to irrigation, the ions released from the soil at the bottom of the wheat field will generate negative electricity, and the transformer connected to the high-voltage line will generate positive electricity. The collision between negative electricity and positive electricity will produce electromagnetic energy, which will knock down wheat and form crop circles.

King Velasco, a famous French MaiQuan lover, made a detailed study of Tauriati's mysterious crop circles, and found that the lodging straw did not fold or break, and they seemed to grow naturally like this. Stanislav smirnoff, a member of the Russian Geological Association, is determined to solve this mystery. Smirnoff picked up some buckwheat stalks from the wheat field and took them back to his laboratory. He put buckwheat straw in the microwave oven. Under the high frequency radiation of 600 watts, after 12 seconds, the buckwheat straw changed strangely. All the tested straws are bent at the nodes, and their shapes are exactly the same as those of the lodging straw in Tauriati wheat field. Smirnoff therefore concluded that togliatti's wheat field must have been exposed to high frequency radiation, but where did it come from? Smirnoff believes that high-frequency radiation may come from changes in the magnetic field inside the earth. Anatoly Arjanev, an expert at the Russian Institute of Electrical Engineering, holds the opposite view to smirnoff. He believes that high-frequency radiation comes from lightning in the sky. At that time, Arjan's and two young assistants were experimenting with high-frequency equipment on the lawn of the college. When the high-voltage cable hanging on the lawn is connected, the lawn under the cable immediately falls clockwise, forming an extremely regular circle. Arjanev explained that the lawn will be magnetized when the cable is electrified. At this time, the lawn is equivalent to the stator in the motor and the cable is the rotor. Under the action of electromagnetic torque, the grass on the lawn is twisted. Aryanev believes that electromagnetic phenomena produced by cables is equivalent to artificial lightning, while lightning in nature is more wonderful, and it will produce more complex electromagnetic fields, so it can draw more wonderful patterns.

The third is the tornado theory. Dr. Terence Milton, an atmospheric physicist at the University of Michigan, believes that the weather is changeable in summer, and tornadoes are the main reason for the formation of strange circles. Through research, he found that many crop circles appear on the side of the mountain or six or seven kilometers away from the mountain, which is easy to form tornadoes.

The fourth is the theory of alien manufacturing. Many people think that crop circles are mostly formed overnight, which is probably the masterpiece of aliens. As early as 1990, photographer Alexander said that he found strange light in the wheat field, and the light flew between two strange circles. Vladimir Lin Qiu, an academician of Russian Institute of International Information and assistant doctor of geology and mineralogy, said that crop circles in ToLiatti are a rare phenomenon. He believes that crop circles show that aliens have invaded Russian territory more than once. William Lyon, an American UFO expert, said that only through soil analysis can we finally determine whether this strange circle is man-made or other supernatural phenomena. Although it is still uncertain whether these circles are caused by UFOs, if they are caused by supernatural phenomena, the genetic genes of plants inside and outside the circle will change subtly.

Five is heresy. Some people think that there is a mysterious force behind crop circles, just like the Bermuda Triangle. It is speculated that some people call crop circles "disaster prediction" to spread heresy. Some people take the crushed wheat back to plant, and some even scatter it on their sick parts, praying for their speedy recovery.

However, many people think that crop circles are completely caused by human beings, and some even claim to have participated in the manufacturing process of crop circles. At least 12 crop circles appeared overnight on a farm in Solano County, California, USA, with a total area as large as a football field, and the patterns of these crop circles were all symmetrical. 10 days later, four local middle school students voluntarily admitted to the media that those "crop circles" were not alien masterpieces at all, but "practical jokes" concocted by them because they were idle and bored! Inspired by a TV documentary, they thought of fabricating crop circles. They first brought two boards from a local construction site, and then brought long ropes from home to make "compasses" with circular patterns. In the early morning of June 28th, they drew 12 huge crop circles in that wheat field with these simple tools. In order to convince reporters of their words, the four students also performed their methods of making strange circles with two wooden boards tied with ropes. After a while, a small wheat field fell evenly under the extrusion of the board, forming a delicate circle. After years of debate, quite a few crop circles have been proved to be man-made. Russian public television reported that a farmer in stavropol found that the wheat in his wheat field looked like it had been deliberately destroyed, and reported this "sabotage" to local officials. After careful examination, officials found that at first glance, the lying wheat actually formed four different circles. A big circle in the middle is 20 meters in diameter, surrounded by three small circles with a diameter of 5 to 7 meters. There is a cylindrical pit with a depth of 20 cm in the center of the great circle, and the pit wall is smooth and flat. After receiving the report, the security department in stavropol quickly sent someone to the scene. They found no traces of radiation or chemicals, and ruled out the possibility of manual work.

But even so, people still think that some large-scale human circles cannot come from human hands. First of all, so far scientists have no evidence to prove that crop circles are artificially constructed. Including no traces left by machines, no holes in the ground, no interference with surrounding crops, and most importantly, no footprints. Secondly, scientists found that all the complicated patterns woven in the wheat field were not caused by weight or strength, and the stems of crops were just flattened, with few broken marks. Thirdly, people can't believe that humans can design complex patterns perfectly according to geometric principles. According to the data, the patterns of crop circles are different, and gradually evolved from one circle to two or three similar circles. 1994 also contains animal and plant patterns such as scorpions, bees and flowers. Fourth, crop circles are surprisingly large. Believers say that it is impossible for human beings to create such a large pattern in such a short time, and some of them are as big as eight stadiums and appear mysteriously overnight. On June 28th, at least 12 crop circles appeared overnight on a farm in Solano County, California, USA, with a total area as big as a football field.

The emergence of crop circles has obviously brought certain economic benefits to many people. Discussions around crop circles have been compiled into various books, and the places where crop circles appear have become famous tourist attractions, and some people have made crop circles into movies. Symbol is a horror film about crop circles shot by Hollywood, which will be released in America soon. The novel of the same name in the film says that in Wiltshire, England, a farmer found a strange big circle on his land, which deliberately imitated the famous crop circles in British farmland. However, the difference is that the ears of dead mice can be seen everywhere in farmers' crop circles. Finally, the police found that these were all practical jokes of a young man. Therefore, some people think that the "crop circle" in Naples is likely to be a similar prank, and some even think that the "crop circle" in Naples was planned by a local film company to increase the box office.