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The Mystery of the Magical Crop Circle Coordinate Images: Recently, a crop circle in the shape of a phoenix rising from the ashes has appeared in the UK. Crop circle experts believe that this latest crop circle may coincide with the Mayan prophecy. This crop circle, approximately 120 meters long, was discovered in a field in Yatesbury, near Devizes, Wiltshire, presenting a mythical image of a phoenix nirvana.
Crop circle expert Karen Alexander said: “The phoenix is mythical and represents rebirth and the arrival of a new era in many countries. Many people who study the crop circle phenomenon believe that crop circles point to December 21, 2012, and beyond; this can be interpreted as the rebirth of humanity or the Earth after a milestone event. Recently, the patterns of crop circles appearing have become increasingly exquisite.”
Every year, as the wheat is about to ripen, a secret hidden in the wheat fields surfaces. Various mysterious patterns appear in the fields, most of them manifesting in the UK.
People seem to have become accustomed to this, and many have explained this mysterious phenomenon in their own ways. But why do so many crop circles still appear? These complex patterns remain as puzzling as when they first appeared. What kind of power lies behind them that can create these mysterious and exquisite designs?
Characteristics
Crop circles always feature circular or elliptical patterns. Even if there are square or linear totems, circular patterns will always be a major part of them.
The wheat in crop circles lies down naturally and can continue to grow, which is different from being broken by human pressure.
They are always formed overnight; no one has ever discovered a semi-finished or gradually completed crop circle.
History
In 1972, the first modern crop circle was discovered in the UK.
In 1983, the world’s leading crop circle expert, Andrew Colins from the UK, founded the International Circle Phenomenon Research Institute.
In May 2008, the crop circle phenomenon was discovered for the first time in South Korea, but it was ridiculed as a repetition of the Hwang Woo-suk incident.