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The film's mission appears to be to convince the audience that this particular (Chilbolton) crop circle, unlike (nearly) all the others, which were made by humans, was made by, er, non-humans. In support of this mission is offered a selection of rather baffling claims about unreliably observed phenomena whose presence points to the impossibility of people having created this crop circle. We wish to make it absolutely clear that none of information discovered has been supplied by Colin Andrews, and we would like very much to thank all those who did contribute for their dedication, and for providing vital information, leading to a wealth of new revelations, and discoveries, for genuine researchers in this notoriously muddy field. The content of the Arecibo message was designed by Frank Drake, then at Cornell University and creator of the Drake equation, who wrote the message with help from Carl Sagan and others. [1] The message was meant more as a demonstration of human technological achievement than a serious attempt to enter into a conversation with possible extraterrestrials. [1] As globular cluster M13, at which the message was aimed, is more than 25,000 light-years from Earth, the message, traveling at the speed of light, will take at least 25,000 years to arrive there. By that time, the core of M13 will no longer be in precisely the same location because of the orbit of the star cluster around the Galactic Center. [1] Even so, the proper motion of M13 is small, so the message will still arrive near the center of the cluster. [5]
The Devil’s Den Crop Circle: This crop circle, which appeared in a field near Devil’s Den in Wiltshire, England in 2016, is considered one of the most intriguing crop circles due to its proximity to an ancient burial chamber. The formation, which features a series of hexagonal and star-shaped patterns, has been interpreted as a representation of cosmic consciousness and interconnectedness. The Crabwood Alien Crop Circle: This crop circle, which appeared in a field near Crabwood Farm in Hampshire, England in 2002, is considered one of the most intriguing crop circles due to its depiction of an alien figure holding a disc with a binary-encoded message. The message, when translated, urges humanity to beware of false gifts and broken promises.
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On August 12, an enormous 787-foot-diameter six-armed formation of 409 circles was discovered at Milk Hill in England. On August 14, a rectangular formation was seen in a wheat field next to the radio telescope at the Chilbolton Observatory in Hampshire, England. No one knew what it was until aerial photographs were taken and a humanoid face was revealed. On August 20th, a strange binary code formation appeared in the same field. British researcher Paul Vigay compared it to the 1974 Arecibo, Puerto Rico radio telescope transmission created by Cornell University astronomers who sent a message about humans and the earth into space, and he thought it might be some sort of reply. If Allan Brown and John Michell’s book Crooked Solely was a dedicated look at one solitary crop circle event, then director Emil Marczak’s The Chilbolton Incident could be interpreted as its immensely weaker, less interesting and rather unintelligent digital cousin. makers to construct this elaborate hoax to entertain us. Is that possible? I believe so, and is more likely than aliens returning time is right to return an answer. Too many questions. The fact that the Chilbolton radio telescope is nearby
Because ONLY the two prime numbers 23 and 73, when multiplied together, produce 1679 there can only be a single way to arrange the signal, if you were converting it into a matrix grid - 23 squares by 73 squares. The next section is a simplified representation of our Solar System - where we live. It shows the sun and nine planets, roughly representative of size. By moving the third planet up slightly it highlights that something is significant about the third planet from the sun - Earth. The Chilbolton Enigma: A Most Mysterious Crop Circle” is a book written by Paul Vigay, which explores the famous Chilbolton crop circle and its alleged connection to extraterrestrial intelligence. The book provides a detailed analysis of the design, location, and historical context of the crop circle, as well as potential interpretations and meanings.There is also some indication of a change in the basic DNA structure of ET. The additional (third) strand shown on the left and also a change in the number of nucleotides indicates a different DNA to ours. It seems quite similar to ours, so perhaps it's a genetic alteration or even a mutation of ours? The binary code for the size of the transmitter is also altered. I'll leave the reader to work out the new value.... What does it all mean? The Milk Hill Crop Circle: This crop circle, which appeared in a field near Milk Hill in Wiltshire, England in 2001, is considered one of the largest crop circles ever created. It measures approximately 400 feet in diameter and contains 409 circles. Even assuming that any extraterrestrial recipients would recognize binary, the encoding of the numbers may not be immediately obvious because of the way they have been written. To read the first seven digits, ignore the bottom row, and read them as three binary digits from top to bottom, with the top digit being the most significant. The readings for 8, 9, and 10 are a little different, as their binary code has been distributed across an additional column next to the first (to the right in the image). This is intended to show that numbers too large to fit in a single column can be written in several contiguous ones (a scheme which is used elsewhere in the message). The additional columns are not marked by the least-significant-digit marker. additional NASA or professional radio astronomy confirmations of the EQ Peg signal, apart from Australia).
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