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Evolution of Crop Patterns Near Britain's Chilbolton
Radio Telescope Observatory, 1999 - 2002
© 2002 by Linda Moulton Howe
December 7, 2002 Chilbolton, England - As I have investigated
and reported about crop formations since 1991, I began to wonder if the patterns
were connected over arcs of time at the same geographic locations. One example
of what seems to be patterns related to each other year after year occurred near
the Chilbolton Radio Telescope Observatory between June 1999 and August 2002.
June 16, 1999, Chilbolton Observatory
On June 16, 1999, the strange pattern in the foreground marked by a yellow
arrow appeared near the observatory.
The yellow arrow points at a 230-foot-wide crop formation that appeared on June
16, 1999
in a crop field near Chilbolton Observatory in Hampshire, England.
Photograph © 1999 by Steve
Alexander.
There were 138 circles, each 10 feet in diameter, placed inside
triangular sections that made up a diamond shape. Look at the branching pattern
of circles flaring out in opposite directions from the center line.
One hundred thirty-eight circles, each 10 feet in diameter, defined the triangle
and diamond patterns. The flaring middle horizontal axis might be a forerunner
to the larger
pattern that appeared in front of Chilbolton Observatory the next year in 2000.
Aerial photograph © 1999 by Steve Alexander.
August 2000
Now look at what came a year later in August 2000 in the same Chilbolton
field, in almost the same place. This pattern was huge, demanding attention, and
clearly anticipated the 2001 formation that would come in the same field and
shock the world for awhile.
August 2000, this enormous pattern emerged in front of the Chilbolton
Observatory,
closer to the observatory than the 1999 pattern. This formation also flares
outward on two sides
from the center, but with much more detail. Aerial photograph © 2001 by Ulrich
Kox.
This odd pattern would appear yet again in August 2001, but on a much
smaller scale as part of another large, complex pattern that would also come
down right in front of the Chilbolton Observatory windows. But in 2001, the
flaring glyph would be embedded in a rectangle of binary code.
August 14 - 20, 2001
First, on August 14, 2001, the Director of the Chilbolton Observatory, Darcy
Ladd, said he and other employees noticed a "shadow" out in the wheat
field. But no one went to investigate and no pilots reported seeing anything in
the field.
But on August 20, 2001, Darcy Ladd and all the employees at the observatory
were stunned to look out their front windows at a large rectangle filled with
"bundles" of standing wheat plants arranged in what looked like binary
code. The rectangle of code was right where the large flaring formation had
emerged in August 2000. Crop formation investigator, Lucy Pringle, received a
call from a Chilbolton employee about the wheat pattern and Lucy quickly hired a
plane to fly her over the wheat. In addition to the large rectangle, she was
surprised to also find a humanoid face staring up at her from the place in the
field that Darcy Ladd had called a "shadow."
Aerial of humanoid face and binary code, both discovered in the wheat field
near the British Chilbolton Observatory in Hampshire on August 20, 2001.
Aerial photograph © 2001 by Lucy
Pringle.
When Paul Vigay, Director of the Independent Research Center for
Unexplained Phenomena in Southsea, Hampshire, England, first saw the aerial
photograph of the "code" formation he immediately recognized it as
extremely similar to the transmission encoded with digital binary information
that was sent on November 16, 1974, from the Arecibo, Puerto Rico radio
telescope out into space toward the star cluster, Messier 13, about 23,000 light
years from Earth in the Milky Way galaxy. The Arecibo transmission was planned
by astronomers at Cornell University, including the late Carl Sagan. Cornell
University operates the 300-meter-diameter radio telescope built into a mountain
under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation.
 
On the left is an aerial of the binary code in the wheat field next to
Chilbolton Observatory.
On the right, is a black and white graphic of the binary code sent out in radio
waves from the Arecibo
Observatory in Puerto Rico by Cornell University astronomers, aimed toward the
star cluster
Messier 13, about 23,000 light years from Earth. Aerial of crop © 2001 by
Steve Alexander. Graphic from the book Cosmos © 1976 by Carl Sagan.
Compare the bottom glyph in the wheat code to the large 2000 flaring pattern
that also arrived right in front of the Chilbolton Observatory.
The August 2000 pattern in wheat that appeared in front of the Chilbolton
Observatory
in the same place that the rectangle of binary code emerged on August 20, 2001.
Aerial photograph © 2001 by Ulrich Kox.
What Could The Patterns Mean?
In the Arecibo message, starting at the bottom of the Arecibo transmission,
the arc over the "M" represents the angle and curve of the telescope
and its diameter. Above are nine variously sized circles that depict our solar
system, beginning with the sun on the far right. The third planet from the sun
(earth) is raised above the other planets indicating our planet, Earth, is the
source of the radio transmission. Further, Earth is at the feet of a humanoid
figure whose six foot height was indicated to the right in units of the Arecibo
wavelength transmission, 12.6 centimeters. To the left of the humanoid figure is
the binary code for the earth's 1974 human population.
So, a logical speculation is that the strange pattern of 2000 and in the 2001
code represents some kind of transmitter. Arecibo sent out in radio waves; what
kind of transmitter puts wheat down in binary code?
 
If you look at the center of the Chilbolton "transmitter," you find
four little dots arranged exactly as the 5th planet from the sun is depicted in
the Chilbolton wheat code solar system. I asked a Cornell University astronomer
if he knew what a planet divided into four dots might mean? He said he had not
seen that before, but speculated it might indicate four moons, or a planet
divided into four territories. Again, it is logical to speculate that the four
dots at the center of the bottom "transmitter" indicate the
transmission source is from the planet depicted as four dots.
August 15, 2002
Another year later, nearly to the day on August 15, 2002, a formation in
wheat is reported 8.5 miles from the Chilbolton Observatory on a hill top farm
near Winchester, Hampshire. A small woods that runs along the field is called
Crabwood, so some people have called it the Crabwood formation.
The first photographs of this Winchester/Crabwood formation
were taken on August 16, 2002, the day after an e-mail announcement from
an unknown source on August 15, 2002, gave survey coordinates for the new crop
pattern.
Aerial photograph © 2002 by Steve Alexander.
This time, there is another face and code, but the face is not humanoid
like the Chilbolton one. The face is a characterization of all the "grey
alien" faces that have been drawn over the past thirty years by people in
the so-called "human abduction syndrome." Allegedly, people are taken
physically, mentally, or both, from their cars, bedrooms, or yards, into an
extraterrestrial craft where extraterrestrial biological entities perform
examinations and often extract sperm or ova. The creatures are generally
described as grey-colored with faces very similar to the one patterned in the
Winchester wheat field.
Pattern in wheat of "grey alien" face and round disc
of 8 bit binary encoding in hexadecimal form.
Aerial photograph © 2002 by Lucy Pringle.
While the 2001 Chilbolton code was a large rectangle of binary code similar
to the 1974 Arecibo radio telescope transmission, the 2002 code was produced in
a spiral of 8 bit binary encoding in hexadecimal form with English alphabet
letters represented by ASCII character sets used by computer programmers since
the 1960s. To translate the code, you have to start at the center and spiral
outward, counterclockwise, to figure out each English letter-by-letter to
produce the message.
August 15, 2002 Winchester/Crabwood Spiral Code Message:
"Beware the bearers of false gifts and their broken promises. Much pain,
but still time. Believe there is good out there. We oppose deception. (Bell
sound 0x07 used to end teletype messages in the early 1960s)."
A spiral of 8 bit binary encoding in hexadecimal form with English alphabet
letters
represented by ASCII character sets used by computer programmers since the
1960s.
To translate the code, you have to start at the center and spiral outward,
counterclockwise.
Translation and overlaid letters on color coded wheat by Richard Brain, August
2002.
August 2003 ?
From the 1999 to 2002 sequence evolving from the diamond and triangle pattern
of circles to the transmitter, to the humanoid face and rectangle of binary
code, to the alien face and spiral of ASCII binary code, is their a
"logical" next step in these patterns occurring in the same geographic
area and on nearly the same dates? |
