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198 1 and 1982, circles began to appear in Hampshire and West, England. Because most of them occur in wheat fields, they are also called crop circles. By 1994, crop circles had appeared in 26 countries including the United States, Canada, Japan, Denmark and Germany. Recently, mysterious strange circles have also appeared in sunflower fields in Krasnodar Krai and buckwheat fields in togliatti.

Crop circles caused by high frequency radiation

Smirnoff, a member of 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 and then added a glass of water. 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 thought it might be a change in the magnetic field inside the earth.

High frequency radiation comes from lightning.

Alekseev, an expert from Russian Institute of Electrical Technology, holds the opposite view with smirnoff. He believes that high-frequency radiation comes from lightning. Arjanev said that it is not uncommon for high-frequency radiation to make herbs lodging regularly. They made this on the college lawn 50 years ago. At that time, Arjan's and two young assistants tried 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.

On the formation of this mysterious phenomenon of MaiQuan, the views of two scholars, Arjan Noff and smirnoff, seem very convincing. However, even though MaiQuan was caused by high-frequency radiation, neither of them confirmed where the high-frequency radiation came from. Is it a geomagnetic phenomenon? Or lightning in the sky?

Crop circles seek the truth

Crop circles most often appear in Wiltshire, England, where there is the famous baimashan. There have been at least three crop circles in baimashan. Not far from here stands another symbol of ancient Britain-Stonehenge, which was built in 3000 BC. Many people think that Stonehenge and crop circles convey the same message.

199 1 The huge crop circle near Stonehenge in July is very complicated, which is composed of three geometric figures. The combination of several circles in the crop circle is very similar to the Celtic cross. Celtic is a native of northern Europe, and some scholars believe that they built the world-famous Stonehenge 5000 years ago. In fact, many crop circles are similar to religious patterns.

The cause of the strange circle has been debated endlessly.

Every year when the wheat is about to mature, a secret hidden in the wheat field will emerge in front of people, and most of them will appear in Britain. People don't understand: What kind of super energy likes to create these exquisite and mysterious patterns in the wheat field? ...

Plasma cyclone theory

Dr. Milton, an atmospheric physicist, believes that the unstable tornado in summer is the cause of the strange circle. Milton found that crop circles in recent years are all on the side of the mountain or six or seven kilometers away from the mountain, which is easy to form tornadoes. Later, Milton developed his theory, and a physical phenomenon called plasma cyclone caused this strange circle. Milton thinks that plasma cyclone is a highly charged rotating air mass. Sometimes it looks like a cylinder, sometimes it looks like a ball, maybe it will shine in the air. If it falls straight to the ground, it will rotate to form a circle or spiral.

The masterpiece of aliens

Many people associate the mysterious crop circles with extraterrestrial intelligent life. Are these symbols that can only be seen completely in the air some kind of information from aliens? Especially in 199 1, there are pictograms, some like boxes or keys, and some even like people! Some people even said that they found light or UFOs above the farmland where crop circles appeared.

Someone played a prank?

While the researchers were arguing about the causes of crop circles, at 199 1, two old British artists said that hundreds of crop circles were their works, and they had to sneak into crop circles every summer from 13. There are thousands of crop circles around the world. If these are just pranks, the pranksters should not only know how to draw and calculate to make beautiful crop circles, but also be very careful not to wake farmers and livestock. Moreover, their success rate will reach 100%.

In some crop circles, wheat does not fall in one direction, but one presses the other and crosses into braids. It is obviously difficult for two old artists to flatten crops with boards. Crop circles researchers believe that the edges of artificial crop circles are rough, but the "real" crop circles are smooth, and the straw in artificial crop circles usually breaks, while the "real" crop circles are flat. Moreover, there will be no changes in artificial crop circles that cannot be explained by science.

Deliberately making crop circles in order to make money.

In July 2002, a similar "strange circle" appeared in the soybean field in the suburb of Neville, Illinois, USA. Its appearance time can be said to be very coincidental, which makes people doubt that this is a deliberate prank. Because a horror movie about crop circles, Signs of Heaven, shot by Hollywood, is about to be released in America. Some people think that crop circles in Naples are likely to be similar pranks, and some even think that crop circles in Naples are planned by local film companies to increase box office.

Strange circles have become tourist attractions.

Ridley, a British man, once revealed to the media that he and some friends were the makers of the "illusion of crop circles" that once appeared in London. Ridley claimed to be "a naughty boy who marked off the screen". His article confessed his experience of faking with his brother-in-law. When the wheat was almost ripe, they rolled in the wheat field with a long nail tied with a rope. Then, centering on the nail, I almost put the rope on the ground and circled in the wheat field like a compass. Suddenly, a crop circle appeared. In order not to be found to be forged, they stayed carefully where they entered the wheat field, leaving no footprints. Some crop circle makers actually stood on the cushions two bars high and walked in the wheat fields.

In fact, the annual crop circles full of mystery have become a hot spot for some British cities to attract tourists. Sometimes a farmer can earn 5000 pounds a weekend, and his income obviously exceeds the loss caused by wheat itself.

80% of the strange circle is man-made.

After a long-term investigation, British scientist Andrew believes that most crop circles are "made" by some people for various purposes.

During the investigation in 17, Andrew found that 80% of crop circles were man-made through field observation and even hiring private detectives to investigate. Many times, some counterfeiters put flat plates on the soles of their shoes and deliberately stepped on strange circles in farmland.

Man-made or natural phenomena

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.

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.

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.

Why do wheat often appear strange circles? Now, there are strange circles in the sunflower field. Why? We can only wait for scientists to decipher it further.

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Russian Youth Pravda reported on August 4th that a Russian research team claimed to have solved the mystery of crop circles. The researchers said that the wheat straw in the wheat field was bent and fell down completely because of the microwave radiation generated by lightning strike.

"Youth Pravda" described the experiment of researcher Minov: Minov put a straw in a microwave oven and then added a glass of water. Then, the straw appeared what people usually find in crop circles, and began to bend and fall. Minov said that he must now find out why microwave radiation appears underground. Minov thought that microwave radiation came from underground, but he couldn't prove it.

Anyatori Ayayev of the All-Russian Institute of Electronic Hardware also participated in this research. He said that microwave radiation was probably caused by lightning. Ayayev said that before they heard about this research 50 years ago, they had created "crop circles" on the grass of the All-Russian Institute of Electronic Hardware.

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Some people say that the rolling fields in England are the most magical places, because there are many puzzling phenomena there: mysterious crop circles are the most famous.

It is said that the earliest crop circles were discovered in 1647 in England. The wheat fields that were originally brushed together turned into a huge geometric picture overnight. Because the "strange circle" was mostly formed overnight, and the area was very large, at first many people thought it was a masterpiece of aliens and a way for them to contact the residents on earth. At present, around the world, there are about 250 strange circles with different patterns every year, especially in southern England.

The frequent occurrence of crop circles has also attracted more and more curious hunters. Greg Presley is one of them. He thinks crop circles are mostly man-made.

Greg Presley, crop circle researcher: "I first walked into crop circles in 1990. I like mysterious things. I just said, "well, I'll solve this problem. "In my opinion, 95% of crop circles are man-made."

Some young people don't hide their behavior of creating crop circles. Matthew is one of them. He called their crop circles "creative works of art".

Matthew, the maker of crop circles: "This is a creative art". Because when people see crop circles, they will say that it is a masterpiece of aliens, and we find it very interesting. Different creative teams also compete with each other to see who has the best design and can create the most sensational effect. "

However, Matthew said that there is also a problem in creating crop circles, that is, not all farmers are willing to turn their wheat fields into "canvases" manipulated by artists at will.

Presley, a researcher in crop circles, believes that although not all similar phenomena can be explained by human resources, researchers do not agree with some people who regard strange phenomena such as crop circles as "disaster warnings" to spread heresy. They believe that neither man-made "artistic creation" nor the contact information of aliens has anything to do with the disaster.

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