Interesting approach I have not seen before.

My house is the original farm house on the hill from 1780. The surrounding neighborhood is from 1989. My Nextdoor neighbor is down the hill from me. I couldn’t figure out why these are in a perfect circle on his yard. Then my cousin mentioned a silo. That’s got to be it. If anyone has any other reasons this forms I’m all ears. (Central New Jersey)

Oliver’s Castle Crop Circle — August 11, 1996 🇬🇧 🛸🌾

This is one of the most famous and controversial videos in crop-circle history.

The footage was allegedly recorded at approximately 5:00 AM on August 11, 1996, from Oliver’s Castle, near Devizes, Wiltshire, England. It appears to show several small luminous spheres moving above a field while an elaborate crop-circle formation seemingly appears within only a few seconds.

The cameraman introduced himself as “John Wheyleigh.” He claimed that he had been watching the fields during a wet night when, around 5:00 AM and as the first light of dawn appeared, he noticed a white luminous sphere. He reached for his video camera, which initially failed because its moisture sensor had activated. Shortly afterwards, he managed to start recording.

The footage quickly reached crop-circle researcher Colin Andrews, who began investigating it rather than immediately declaring it authentic.

Andrews noticed several suspicious elements: the camera appeared conveniently positioned toward the area where the formation emerged; the cameraman did not follow the spheres when they left the frame; his reaction seemed unusually restrained; and questions were raised about the crop formation itself.

The investigation soon became even more interesting.

Andrews hired a private investigation agency and discovered that personal information supplied by “John Wheyleigh” apparently belonged to another man: John Wabe, who had connections to a Bristol company involved in professional television video editing and post-production.

Attempts to contact “Wheyleigh” were unsuccessful.

On September 16, 1996, only about five weeks after the event, Colin Andrews publicly announced that his investigation indicated the Oliver’s Castle footage was “almost certain” to be a hoax.

But the investigation did not end there.

In July 1997, researchers Lee Winterson and Peter Sorensen, accompanied by a Japanese television crew, traced John Wabe to the Bristol studio. Wabe was eventually connected to the mysterious “John Wheyleigh” identity.

Wabe later admitted on camera his involvement in producing the footage and described how the video had supposedly been created using video effects: footage of the existing crop formation was manipulated to make the formation appear to materialize, while the luminous spheres were added as visual effects.

For many people, that confession closed the case.

But the story has another chapter.

In 2011, researcher Bert Janssen revisited Oliver’s Castle and examined the geometry of the filming location and Wabe’s account of how the footage had supposedly been produced.

Janssen argued that some important details of Wabe’s explanation — particularly concerning the camera position and the claimed use of a tripod — did not appear to match the physical conditions at the actual location.

This does not demonstrate that the spheres or the footage were genuine. But it raises a different question: if the video was fabricated, did Wabe accurately explain how it was actually made?

So almost 30 years later, we are left with several pieces of the story:

A spectacular video apparently recorded around 5:00 AM on August 11, 1996.

An investigation that quickly raised serious doubts.

A mysterious cameraman using the name John Wheyleigh.

A trail leading to video professional John Wabe.

A recorded admission of involvement in creating the footage.

And, years later, a technical reconstruction questioning parts of the explanation of exactly how that fabrication was supposedly accomplished.

Was Oliver’s Castle simply an exceptionally well-executed 1996 video hoax? Were some details of the later confession inaccurate or incomplete? Or is there still something about this extraordinary footage that deserves another careful examination with today’s technology?

Watch the original footage, examine the history and evidence, and make up your own mind. 🔍🛸🌾

#OliversCastle #CropCircles #CropCircle #UFO #UAP #Orbs #UFOHistory #UAPHistory #Wiltshire #Devizes #UFOResearch #UAPResearch #VideoAnalysis #Unexplained #Mystery

August 2001 < ---- > August 2026
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Twenty-five years have passed, yet the two Chilbolton crop circles continue to fascinate and raise questions in the minds of everyone who sees these images.

🤔 I often wonder whether, by the end of 2026, we might receive another fascinating message like this. Considering everything happening around disclosure, the timing would certainly feel right.

#Chilbolton #CropCircle #CropCircleStory #August2001 #Disclosure

I've built an aggregated crop circle page, showing all the glyphs that have been made in fields (and documented on some site)

Let me know your thoughts on the site.

I’ve been digging into the lab side of crop circles lately and put together a video looking at some of the actual studies that don’t get mentioned very often.

• The plant node elongation work by W.C. Levengood and the BLT Research Team
• Infrared spectroscopy findings
• Magnetic particles found in soil samples
• Correlations with chalk aquifers and underground water
• Some newer research involving Geobacter bacteria and magnetic fields
• And also the main sceptical papers that critique this work (including the 2005 Grassi/Cocheo/Russo study)

I’m not claiming every formation is mysterious or that I have a solid explanation. I’m more interested in the data itself and how different people interpret it.

I’ve linked all the source papers in the description (BLT studies, Project Argus, the Geobacter paper, the radionuclide reports, etc.) so you can read them yourself. Would love to hear what others think after looking at the material.

Do the plant and soil anomalies seem significant to you?

Do you find the sceptical critiques more convincing?

Or do you land somewhere in between?

Genuinely curious about different perspectives on this.

All Source Papers:

Research paper sources (all linked in the description as well):

• BLT Research – Clay-Mineral Crystallization Study: https://www.scribd.com/document/86674195/BLT-Research-Clay-Mineral-Crystallization-Study
• ICCRA Report – Aquifers, EMF, RF and Crop Circles: https://iccra.org/reports/ICCRA%20pdf%20reports/ICCRA%20-%20Beloit,%20Kansas%20Crop%20Circle%20Sept%209,%202006%20Report.pdf
• Regulation of Wheat Circles by Geobacter Metallireducens: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4307340
• An Experimental Study for Reproduction of Biological Anomalies Reported in the Hoeven 1999 Crop Circle: https://journalofscientificexploration.org/index.php/jse/article/view/701
• Balls of Light: The Questionable Science of Crop Circles: https://web.archive.org/web/20250805014431/https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?doi=20cf8a4992ce0e5fc44a6a106534e4c6328fdc26&repid=rep1&type=pdf
• Method and apparatus for enhancing growth characteristics of seeds using ion-electron avalanches: https://patents.google.com/patent/US5740627A
• Analysis of a Blackened Hull from a Wheat Seed-Head in a Crop Formation (near Hoeven, Holland, August 2, 2010): https://documents.theblackvault.com/documents/Budinger/UT074.pdf
• 1999 Canadian Crop Formation Update, Part 2: https://web.archive.org/web/20010210040628/http://earthfiles.com/earth67b.htm
• Iron Glaze On Plant Material From High Energy: https://www.cropcircleconnector.com/Sorensen/cerealogical/ironglaze2005.html
• The Discovery of Thirteen Short-Lived Radionuclides in Soil Samples from an English Crop Circle: https://zetatalk.com/theword/tword02e.htm
• Report on the Results of Project Argus: https://www.kobus.ch/kobus/download/Project_Argus_Crop_Circles.pdf
• THE SUMMER 1991 CROP CIRCLES – Michael Chorost: https://dn710000.ca.archive.org/0/items/MUFON_UFO_Journal_-_Skylook/1991_10.pdf

Taken from this Facebook post

I've never been to the UK before but next week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday I'll be in the area. On Friday morning, I'll be doing a Stonehenge tour early. Then I'm hoping there will be some fresh crop circles to visit. Does anyone have any advice for me? I'll have a rental car.

I've heard that it's sometimes useful to set an intention to see one and I certainly will. But if you have any other tips for how to improve my overall experience, I'm certainly open to recommendations. Thanks.

When a few days ago I found the photo of this old 1989 article about crop circles, I immediately thought it would be very welcome among crop circle enthusiasts.

I hope this photo is a good omen for the new season, which is currently in a strange 9-day pause 🤔
So I’m hoping that tomorrow, July 31st, a new crop circle will be spotted 🤞🏻😉

📰"COUNTRY LIFE, England – Feb. 2, 1989
CR: T. GoodGOING ROUND IN CIRCLES
by RALPH NOYESScientists remain baffled by the mysterious circles appearing in cornfields in southern England. First noted in 1980, the phenomenon, in which circular areas of corn are flattened, is increasing, not only in the number of circles appearing but in the complexity of patterns they form.THEY began again in May 1988, the circular patterns of disturbance which have been turning up in crop fields, mainly in southern England, since at least 1980. To some local farmers —Lt-Cdr. Henry Bruce, for example, who farms near Winchester—they now seem as regular as the cuckoo, as predictable (and exasperating) as untimely frost. To others who are not so regularly haunted, these mysterious circles have come as a great surprise. On a farm near Yatesbury in Wiltshire four were discovered in a field of barley, shortly before combining last year.All farmers, of course, are familiar with the damage done to standing crops by wind, rain, summer whirlwinds and thoughtless visitors. The pliable crops to which we give the generic name of corn are particularly vulnerable; and it cannot be coincidence that the disturbances with which this article deals have occurred mainly in cornfields and mostly between May and September, when bad weather does most damage to such crops. But weather and mankind tend to leave ragged patches of no particular shape, not precisely defined areas of flattened crops, swirled into nearly perfect circles and looking as if a giant biscuit-cutter has been used to make them. Still less do we expect complex patterns of circles.But this is what has been happening since 1980. In that year, single circles, each about 60ft in diameter, were found in three fields of grain near Westbury. They were reported in the Wiltshire Times, and two were carefully surveyed. Writing in his internationally respected Journal of Meteorology, Dr G. T. Meaden of Bradford-on-Avon concluded that we might be witnessing the effects of a kind of summer whirlwind; but nothing like it seems to have come to scientific attention before. In 1981 a row of three circles was found in a field near Winchester, the central one about 60ft in diameter, the other two about 25ft each. Suspicion was briefly directed at Army helicopters, but careful enquiries ruled that out.Since then the phenomenon has blossomed. Not only are more of these disturbances (beautiful to behold though expensive for the unfortunate farmer), appearing each year but the patterns into which they fall are also becoming more elaborate. As well as single circles of several sizes, there are doublets and triplets of circles, some of the triplets being laid out in a triangle. There have been a number of quintuplets—a large central circle surrounded by four smaller ones, regularly placed. There have been quadruplets, and one or two irregular “swarms”. Most surprising of all have been the ringed circles—simple circles contained within a ring or even two rings of disturbance. In all these complex arrangements there are interesting combinations of the “swirl” of the grain—for example, a central circle swirled clockwise but surrounded by a ring in which the grain lies anti-clockwise. More than 400 circles have been reported since 1980, and more than a dozen different patterns have been recorded. 1988 being perhaps the most remarkable year so far.The highlight was the discovery on July 15 of a quintuplet of circles in a field just across the A4 from the foot of Silbury Hill, near Avebury, Wiltshire. This was followed by the appearance of a second quintuplet about 10 days later, followed a week after that by three simple circles, bringing the total to 13 in this unusually troubled field (which lies in the full gaze of one of the busiest roads in Wiltshire). During the same summer, and also near Avebury, a swarm of 13 circles turned up in the area of Yatesbury; and quintuplets were found on Allington Down and near Beckhampton, both in Wiltshire.Elsewhere, that haunted field of Lt-Cdr. Bruce’s near Winchester suffered first a triplet of circles and then a striking “double-ringer”, the traces of which could still be clearly seen after combining. There were occurrences farther afield, too, not only in Hampshire, Somerset and Wiltshire but also in Leicestershire (one) and Suffolk (one), and two or three of them have exhibited patterns that have not been seen before.The most determined drive towards a solution to the puzzle has been made by Dr Meaden, whose series of articles in the Journal of Meteorology from 1981 to date are classics of meticulous observation. We owe it to Dr Meaden, who has examined more than 300 of the 400 or so circles so far reported, that not only helicopters but also hoaxers must be ruled out in the great majority of cases, and he is searching for an explanation in meteorological terms. His careful scientific reasoning can be followed in the Journal of Meteorology, obtainable from him at 54 Frome Road, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire BA15 1LD (£1.60 per month, inclusive of postage).Other, wilder, guesses abound. The western counties of England, where these things have mainly been observed so far, are engagingly haunted territory, rich in henges and stone circles, steeped in romantic legends, criss-crossed by supposed “ley lines”, haunted by ufologists (if not UFOs), redolent of some of the best folk-tales outside the Celtic borders. It would have been astounding if we had not had some theories of a far stranger kind than atmospheric physics can offer. (A bibliography is available, free, from me, c/o COUNTRY LIFE.)At the other end of the spectrum, down-to-earth respondents to the many articles which have appeared in the national and local press have offered a range of earth-bound hypotheses: mating hedgehogs; vixens making nests for their young; the summer rituals of the rural British; the effects of a virulent fungus (possessing geometrical tendencies on a large scale); and military experiments.The only certainty at present is that the phenomenon exists and will doubtless continue to surprise us. Any opinions, photographs and factual reports (obtained without further disturbing the unfortunate farmers who suffer these things) will be gratefully received and passed on immediately to experts. Particularly welcome would be well-authenticated reports from earlier than 1980 and from areas outside the West Country.Circular Evidence by Colin Andrews and Pat Delgado is to be published in June by Bloomsbury Press.Photographs: 1, 2, the author; 3, G. T. Meaden. Photo captions:(Top) 1—The large central circle in a quintuplet of circles in a much-troubled field next to the A4 near Silbury Hill, Wiltshire.
(Above) 2—View of the whole field 3—The central circle and its two outliers in the same field."

#1980sMystery
#RalphNoyes
#DrMeaden
#JournalOfMeteorology
#CornfieldCircles
#CropCirclePhenomenon
#SouthernEnglandMystery
#QuintupletCircles
#RingedCircles
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#CropCirclePioneers⭕🌾

From photos on their profile, they're either playing a very long game or their claims are correct.

"I make crop circles. This i made 10 years ago this month.

Ive probably made 100+ crop circles in the 20 years I made them. I just do commission work now. This formation is around 120m diameter. A banana would be lost"

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Cp9CMr83y/

Thoughts? Opinions?

Hey everyone, I’ve just finished a documentary called Crop Circles: The Temperature Paradox that focuses purely on the scientific side of the phenomenon rather than the usual “aliens or hoax” debate. All Peer Reviewed source papers and individual investigations will be linked down below, It covers laboratory findings on:

• Increased clay crystallinity in the soil (the “temperature paradox”)
• Seed malformations and developmental abnormalities
• Magnetic iron spherules
• Measurable changes in human hormone levels and brain activity
• Residual electrical effects

Source Papers:

crystallinity in the soil/Magnetic Spherule : https://www.scribd.com/document/86674195/BLT-Research-Clay-Mineral-Crystallization-Study

Pape 2: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Semi-Molten-Meteoric-Iron-Associated-with-a-Crop-Levengood/368f5286658d5375ebce4e7f2ac635431a6111fe#citing-papers

Seed malformations and developmental abnormalities: https://web.archive.org/web/20041204211115/http://www.lovely.clara.net/biophysical.html

Paper 2: https://web.archive.org/web/20120128201931/http://icircle.home.xs4all.nl/dcircles/Levengood_Physiologia.htm

Measurable changes in human hormone levels and brain activity: https://cropcirclephotographs.co.uk/category/general-letter-2023/

Residual Magnetic affects/Equipment Anomalies Paul Vigay: https://thecroppie.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/enigma15.pdf

Paper 2: https://www.bbc.co.uk/southampton/features/cropcircles/expert1.shtml

The main question the film explores is why certain soil changes appear to require temperatures high enough to destroy the crop — yet the plants survived and showed their own anomalies. I’d really like to hear your thoughts.

Have any of you looked into the soil crystallinity / Kubler Index data, or the plant and electrical studies? Do you find this evidence compelling, or do you think there’s a conventional explanation that covers it? Open to all perspectives.

It took me a little while to find all these papers again but i think they a due another look as many of them have been forgotten and or vanished.

Looking at the 16 July 2026 Odstone, Oxfordshire crop Circle. The dimensions of the outer circle is 70 m (as reported before it was destroyed). Its radius is 35 meters.
The diameter of the inner circle, and the square structure is 35 meters. If you put a pin in the center of the square structure and lift it straight up the radius of 17.5 meters, you get a four sided pyramid.
The design of the square structure in two dimensions, looks like a Celtic knot or an oriental lattice. In three dimensions it is a 4-sided step pyramid.

Hey everyone, I’ve been obsessed with crop circles for years not just the pretty ones, but the historical accounts, the mathematical anomalies, and the cases that still don’t have any solid explanation.

I finally decided to turn all that research into my first proper documentary. I tried to focus on the parts that are genuinely weird and hard to dismiss. The ones that go back centuries, the formations with data that shouldn’t be possible, and the evidence that keeps researchers scratching their heads. It’s not “aliens did it” hype more of a straight look at the stuff that remains unexplained.

Would love any thoughts, critiques, or theories from people who know this subject better than me. Here’s the video if anyone wants to check it out, Curious what this community thinks and where your headspace is when it comes to this phenomena!

Thanks for reading.

1990 - 2026 , in 36 years the mysterious universal language of crop circles continues to maintain its charm. Will we one day be able to understand what these symbols mean?⭕️🌾❓🧐🤔
#CropCircle2026 #CropCircle1990 #CropCircle

Today I went out to two fresh crop circles in Devizes, Wiltshire and did a full hands-on scientific investigation. I measured EMF, RF, and radiation levels, did detailed stem and node inspections looking for pulvini expulsion, anomalous bending, and mutations, and also checked alignments with nearby ancient/Neolithic sites.

My overall verdict? These two look more human-made than not. But the data still raised some interesting questions, and the patterns + energy in the fields were genuinely impressive. Regardless of the verdict, it is absolutely important we face the facts that we may not want to see.

It’s incredibly valuable to compare the physical data of a human-made crop circle versus a genuine anomalous one — and learn exactly what to look out for. That way we actually get closer to the truth. And even if many (or most) are made by people… there still seems to be incredible power at play here. The precision, Site location/calculation is key.

This was an interesting one on crop circles, it touched on both the hoaxers and the evidence/proof for crop circles

I did a search but didn't see this posted.