Crop Circles or Cereology
Crop Circles or Cereology : in it's simplest form,
a crop circle consists of a single circle, within which all the corn stems
are flattened to the ground but not broken, simply bent at their base.
Often the circle has an outer ring whose stems are also bent, but almost
invariably in the opposite direction to those within the remainder of the
circle. Sometimes the circle
is surrounded by an equidistant series of much smaller circles or
satellites that may or may not be linked to the principal circle by
channels. Other circles may
contain narrow rings of unbent stems, sandwiched between the main body of
the circle and the outermost ring of bent stems.
They mysteriously appear, usually at night in fields of corn or
other crops.
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