Is this crop circle a schematic for a space array

Fri Aug 24, 2012 12:11 pm » by **Phoenix rising**

If we think of the earth as a massive radio antenna that tesla stated resonated at 7.8 hz and later called the Schumann resonance.

When Schumann first published his research the similarity of the 7.8-hertz earth resonance and the rhythms of human brainwaves was quickly realized. Herbert König, who became Schumann’s successor at Munich University, later demonstrated a correlation between Schumann resonances and brain rhythms.

Numerous studies conducted by the Halberg Chronobiology Center at the University of Minnesota and other scientific studies have since shown that there are important links between solar, Schumann and geomagnetic rhythms and a wide range of human and animal health and wellness indicators. Even historical events like war, social unrest, military events and acts of terrorism can be correlated with the solar cycles.

Sat Aug 25, 2012 2:08 am » by **Mushroom**

Is this crop circle a schematic for a space array

NO... It's a pretty pattern in a field.. nothing more, nothing less.

Schumann’s resonance is based mainly on waveguide tech between layers of the ionosphere ( the schumann cavity ) Lots of info available on the web.
A waveguide guides waves within the constrainsts of its structure.. an antenna radiates signals, there is a distinct difference between the two (although they are normally lumped into the same category).

Pretty pictures though :flop:

Sat Aug 25, 2012 6:23 am » by **Hurtswhenipee**

Cool crop circle :flop:

Thanks for the post, I like to see the current and latest efforts.

Sat Aug 25, 2012 8:44 am » by **Ghost32**

Im pretty sure that the first crop circle image posted was made by people. There are little imperfections and errors in the design , like a few crooked or curved lines that should be straight.

But I can basically tell you what the image is...

It's a holographic fractal.

It you rotated the image about 30degrees and line it up, you could then fold the top onto the bottom and still have the basic image, you could then fold the sides together and you end up with the original piece that makes the whole.

The image really is just a wedge shape that has been unfolded twice... Just like a hologram, if you have the one wedge piece you can re-create the image in it's entirety....