Colin Andrews in Pensacola Crop Circles Research
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Colin Andrews presentation on crop circle research, showing links to historic sites like Stonehenge and Silbury Hill. 90% of crop circles appear relative to man-made features. Discusses geometric designs, musical diatonic ratios, compass needle rotation, electronic equipment failure, bent plant stems at 90 degrees, germinated seeds more vigorous, unusual characteristics globally.
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1992-05-15
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1992-05-15 · Colin Andrews presentation on crop circle research, showing links to historic sites like Stonehenge and Silbury Hill. 90% of crop circles appear relative to man-made features. Discusses geometric designs, musical diatonic ratios, compass needle rotation, electronic equipment failure, bent plant stems at 90 degrees, germinated seeds more vigorous, unusual characteristics globally.
