Are Crop Circles Legit? An In-Depth Look
Are Crop Circles Legit? An InDepth Look
Throughout history, people have been trying to figure out what the mysterious and majestic crop circles are. Are they created by space aliens, or is there some other explanation? Today, we take a look at what the evidence tells us about these enigmatic works of art.
First, let's look at the story of the Night Sky Bird. This is a story that dates back to the late 1700's in Wiltshire, England. According to the tale, a blazing ball of fire flew through the night sky and created a huge, intricately designed crop circle, leaving farmers in shock and awe. To this day, it remains one of the most famous crop circles in history.
Another popular theory is that crop circles are the result of powerful whirlwinds or air currents, creating elaborate patterns in the fields below. Scientists have studied the phenomenon and discovered that, indeed, some crop circles are caused by natural weather patterns.
Crop Circles an Ancient Mystery
However, some crop circles have been studied and can’t be explained away as simply a natural phenomenon. There is evidence that suggests some crop circles have been around since ancient times, and were possibly created by long-gone indigenous peoples. Archaeologist John Lundberg discovered that many crop circles contained the same patterns as ancient calendars, meaning the circles could potentially be hundreds or even thousands of years old.
Aliens or Hoaxers?
The possibility of aliens creating the mysterious crop circles has been hotly debated for decades. In fact, many people do believe that aliens are responsible for the construction of the circles, but there is no scientific proof to back up these claims.
Meanwhile, some people think that hoaxers are the ones responsible for making the circles. Many of the crop circles created in recent years have been attributed to hoaxers, with some even taking credit for their work. However, there is still no definitive proof as to who is creating these mysterious works of art.
Conclusion
At the end of the day, we still don't know for certain who is responsible for the crop circles, but that only adds to the mystery and intrigue surrounding them. Whether aliens or hoaxers, nature, or ancient indigenous people, there is something strangely fascinating about the idea of crop circles being created in the middle of otherwise unassuming fields.
This blog was written by Stephen Leary