Crop Circles

[Oldcarpy2]

How’s laying over or changing the geometry of a plant stalk not a mechanical process in that it’s changing the physical shape of the plant.

Exactly.  The nodes stuff was done to death on ATS.

Crop circles are done by humans.  It's an art form.

And improving all the time.

[WallFlowerActive]

Exactly.  The nodes stuff was done to death on ATS.

Crop circles are done by humans.  It's an art form.

And improving all the time.

I live more rural.

Oh.  I see.  They think laying over with a board will cause breaks.  I’m guessing it doesn’t.  Especially if you can bend things like hemp rope without breaking it. I don’t think hemp rope would be very good if simply tying a knot breaks fibbers every time. And that’s dried plant material.  I drive over grass all the time and I’m guessing it’s not breaking because it doesn’t die from simply driving over it.  

If you dig around on the internet, green wheat with water content is resistant to breakage?

[WallFlowerActive]

Because these stalks have been looked at under the microscope and the parts of the stalk that are 'bent'  have plant cell walls damaged by radiation.
It's specifically applied, not just vaguely in the environment.   It's not all the land, all the plant, or each plant.  That's how you tell the difference.

But the plant is being radiated regardless by everything from light to 5G radiation, cosmic radiation, satellite radiation that’s in the microwave bands over large areas of land.  

light radiation, microwave radiation, cosmic radiation, 5G radiation are all part of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum.

[Oldcarpy2]

I live more rural.

Oh.  I see.  They think laying over with a board will cause breaks.  I’m guessing it doesn’t.  Especially if you can bend things like hemp rope without breaking it. I don’t think hemp rope would be very good if simply tying a knot breaks fibbers every time. And that’s dried plant material.  I drive over grass all the time and I’m guessing it’s not breaking because it doesn’t die from simply driving over it.  

If you dig around on the internet, green wheat with water content is resistant to breakage?

Which is why they do this at a certain point of the growing season.....

[WallFlowerActive]

Which is why they do this at a certain point of the growing season.....

Sorry I keep going on about this.  But I was amazed by this. A bad storm came through the area, and bent young corn stalks over in a large field along the road.  Something like 60 percent of the corn stalls about three foot tall were laid down in patches.  It looked bad.  A week later, it looked like nothing ever happen to the field. The stalks were standing straight up.  Wish I stopped and got a picture.  I knew I should have made the time.

[sahgwa]

But the plant is being radiated regardless by everything from light to 5G radiation, cosmic radiation, satellite radiation that’s in the microwave bands over large areas of land.  

light radiation, microwave radiation, cosmic radiation, 5G radiation are all part of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum.

That's correct and does not invalidate or,  in truth, really relate to the findings.

[WallFlowerActive]

That's correct and does not invalidate or,  in truth, really relate to the findings.

What do you mean by cell damage.  Usually it hits cells on the atomic level.  Causes a mutation or death of a cell.  If radiation is strong enough, cells just die.  Or the plant to cooks.  Like if you put fresh broccoli in the microwave oven.  I’ve seen broccoli go limp in a microwave, not bend over.

[Sirius]

Personally I don't worry so much about how it's done, even if it's just people. But we have to go to the woo side and explore some tentacles   @sahgwa how do we explain currents without giving full esoteric lessons?

[quintessentone]

It wasn't just that the plant nodes were not broken, rather it was analyzed that the plant nodes were enlarged and reshaped by a form of heat (they think microwaves and/or electromagnetism). The video below is of another crop circle in Wiltshire which appeared in only 15 seconds with an orb above it. As for being 'godlike' well what's that saying about advanced technology looking like magic (that's it).

"This is not a hoax. Top scientists from ETH Zurich, Cambridge, and MIT confirmed anomalies they cannot explain. Some now say this event points to a force operating on a scale that can only be described as godlike."

[quintessentone]

None so blind as them's won't see....

All I asked for was proof that company commissioned that specific crop circle and you went off on a tangent. I absolutely see that some are man-made while others can't be debunked.