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Post by schwartzie on Dec 31, 2013 17:26:27 GMT -5
California Crop Circle Sparks UFO TalkBy Jonah Lustig Dec 31, 2013 3:24pm An unexplained crop circle in Salinas, Calif., has captured the curiosity of alien enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists across the nation. The patterns were noticed by aerial photographer Julie Belanger, who told ABC News she was shocked to discover them during a flyover on Monday.   Adding to the mystert is a video posted on Youtube that shows two friends coming across the patterns after seeing green lights emanate from a field. A representative from local Echelon Security Co. told the San Jose Mercury News he was hired to protect the land from rowdiness, but could not provide the identity of the landowner. A spokesperson for Echelon declined to provide further comment to ABC News.   Video here.
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Post by baydoll on Jan 1, 2014 10:27:25 GMT -5
I am on the fence concerning the 'artists' behind these crop circles....on one hand they could be man-made (even the most elaborate ones); on the other hand, they could be supernaturally made. OR they are the mixed between the two. The reason? To make it appear that we are being 'visited' by little green spacemen from far away galaxies whose only agenda is the betterment of man-kind. Or so 'they' want us to believe...  |
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Post by popcorn on Jan 4, 2014 7:47:18 GMT -5
Update on this?
Mass UFO sightings in California
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Post by baydoll on Jan 5, 2014 7:52:41 GMT -5
Well that figures.  They're (the demons) are really stepping up on these 'appearances', aren't they.  Too bad most people will fall for it.  Off topic a bit, have you noticed how much more sophisticated these 'space brothers' have become? Back in the '40's and '50's they were 'little green men' from Mars (or earlier in the century, the Moon) now that Mars (and the Moon) have been debunked as their possible home, they're now claiming they come from galaxies far, far away? How convenient! Oh and Good Morning, Popcorn! Hope you are staying warm!  |
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Post by popcorn on Jan 5, 2014 8:16:01 GMT -5
Morning, Baydoll! Some people think it is a braile reader and the lttering on it is braile. Brrrr! Another artic blast is coming again. Best to stay inside and stay warm!  |
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Post by baydoll on Jan 5, 2014 8:57:31 GMT -5
Wow, interesting! I never thought of that angle. Blind aliens, lol! Did anyone try to decipher the message? Yup trying to stay warm here... I'm not looking forward to tomorrow when I go back to work. I have a 10 minute walk from my bus stop to my building in the morning that I'm dreading. I'm hoping the winds will have died down before then. Washington DC is not the best place to be in the dead of the winter, that's for sure.  |
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Post by popcorn on Jan 6, 2014 8:09:35 GMT -5
Hoax by company Calif. Crop Circle Mystery Solved Turns out, it wasn't an alien creation. We now know the source of the mysterious crop circle that turned up in the small town of Chualar, about two hours south of San Francisco. And it turns out a lot of the speculation about what the viral photo might be was correct. We were originally tipped off by an anonymous source, who said Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia was behind the crop circle, first spotted toward the end of 2013 by a photographer named Julie Belanger. We now have confirmation from the inside. The company plowed through the farm to (eventually) get publicity for their new mobile chip. Officially, Nvidia said it would detail how they came to create the circle that got so much attention at an 8 p.m. press conference Sunday night at CES. Nvidia's website will also be taken over by the crop circle image. Nvidia also says that all those theorists who somehow saw the numbers 1, 9, and 2 in the crop circle were right. 192 was put, via Braille, into the design, Nvidia says, to represent the number of cores (192) in the company's new mobile chip. A chip that will also be introduced sunday night at CES. Would a bunch of aliens have thought of that? read more: www.nbcnews.com/id/53989888#.UsqqSp3nYdU |
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Too bad most people will fall for it. 
