chattanova
15-11-2007, 06:29 PM
The recent outburst of Comet 17P Holmes was shown in English crop pictures two years ago: both its stellar location in Perseus on October 25, 2007, and its conjunction with Mirfak on November 21, 2007
English crop pictures have always concerned themselves with various aspects of astronomy in our solar system. That makes perfect sense, if such messages are being sent to us across vast spans of time, from another human-like culture who lived on Earth in the distant past. What else would two such disparate cultures such as theirs and ours (who might not share a common written or spoken language) have in common, except for science, mathematics or astronomy?
For example, crop pictures from the year 1994 showed many schematic diagrams concerning the impact of Comet Shoemaker-Levy on planet Jupiter (see Kris Sherwood,
www.cropcircleconnector.com/Millennium/scorpiushour.html). Likewise, crop pictures from the year 1995 showed the unexpected outburst and break-up of Comet 73P Schwassman-Wachmann near Earth (see www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/longwoodwarren2006.html
or www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/longwoodwarrren2007.html). In the latter case, news about break-up that comet appeared in English fields three months before professional astronomers on Earth learned of the same event.
Here I will report on how the recent outburst of Comet 17P Holmes was illustrated schematically in many different crop pictures from the summer of 2005, over two years ago. Yet because we did not know in advance that such a comet would explode, most of those pictures remained un-interpretable until now. Many of us could guess that "something astronomical" would explode, but we did not know what. It would be impossible for any ordinary human faker to construct so many pictures of the future, two years in advance, especially since no one knew if or when Comet Holmes would explode (its last time was back in 1892).
An obscure comet suddenly "outburst" or exploded on October 25, 2007 in the constellation Perseus
Two weeks ago, astronomers all over the world became very excited to learn that an obscure comet known as "17P Holmes" had suddenly outburst or exploded far out in space between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter:
http://img30.picoodle.com/img/img30/5/11/15/f_Slide221m_782a617.jpg
Over the space of just one day from October 24 to October 25, 2007, that comet changed from being a dim, almost unobservable object to being the subject of everyone's attention. It could be seen with the naked eye even in big cities such as London or Chicago. Comet Holmes was located in the constellation Perseus when it exploded, and not far from a bright star called alpha-Perseus or Mirfak.
Many different crop pictures from 2005 show in retrospect what appears to be an "exploding comet"
Modern crop pictures often concern themselves with comets and their strange behaviours. Could the recent outburst of Comet 17P Holmes have been shown in English crop pictures from the summer of 2007, or from any other summer over the past few years? Upon careful study, I found that few if any crop pictures from the years 2007, 2006, 2004 or 2003 could possibly be interpreted retrospectively in terms of an "exploding comet". Yet literally dozens of crop pictures from the year 2005 could be so interpreted, in a fairly clear and obvious fashion.
One of the most obvious examples is shown below, in the case of a huge crop picture that appeared at Garsington on July 15, 2005:
http://img40.picoodle.com/img/img40/5/11/15/f_Slide232m_115e921.jpg
Three more examples from the summer of 2005 are given below, in the cases of Lane End Down, Collingbourne or Ridgeway which appeared in July or early August. All of these seem to show an "exploding comet without a tail":
http://img31.picoodle.com/img/img31/5/11/15/f_Slide343m_4cf1ebc.jpg
Stars surrounding Comet Holmes during its outburst in 2007 closely resemble "stars" in a crop picture from Lane End Down in 2005
The idea of comets was quite topical in 2005. For example, one day before an exploding comet was shown at Lane End Down on July 10, another crop picture on July 9 at Silbury illustrated the impact of a NASA space probe with Comet Tempel (see www.cropcircle.tv/archives/2005/silburyhill2/silburyhill2005a.html). Some of us might have therefore associated the exploding astronomical object shown at Lane End Down with a comet, if anyone had known at the time that actual comets could really explode! Instead, most people called that crop picture "the mace", following some kind of medieval imagery.
When studied in retrospect, the most obvious thing that Lane End Down was trying to tell us, two years ago, is where in space Comet Holmes would soon explode:
http://img01.picoodle.com/img/img01/5/11/15/f_Slide344m_b43680d.jpg
Thus if we compare real stars from the constellation Perseus with "crop stars" as shown in the halo (white) or surrounding regions (green) of Lane End Down, we find a pretty good match as noted above, using red or yellow squares. For a more detailed comparison, see Appendix 1 below.
The appearance of "stars" in crop pictures is nothing new. Indeed, another crop picture from 1994 showed many stars from the constellation Cetus, in order to portray a triple conjunction of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in that constellation six years later (see Jack Sullivan and Andy Thomas, www.swirlednews.com/article.asp?artID=659 or www.cropcircleconnector.com/Cetus/Cetus200.htm).
Precise stellar locations along the cometary path of outburst in 2007 also appeared in 2005 crop pictures from Germany
Now quite remarkably, to people who might imagine that modern crop pictures are just an English phenomenon, certain aspects of the recent outburst of Comet Holmes were also shown in Germany, at the same time as Lane End Down in England. Thus, several precise stellar locations along the cometary path of outburst in 2007 were depicted in German crop pictures from July 2005, although no one knew at the time what those strange symbols meant:
http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/3336/slide55vb8.jpg
AND CONTINUES. . . .http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007g.html
English crop pictures have always concerned themselves with various aspects of astronomy in our solar system. That makes perfect sense, if such messages are being sent to us across vast spans of time, from another human-like culture who lived on Earth in the distant past. What else would two such disparate cultures such as theirs and ours (who might not share a common written or spoken language) have in common, except for science, mathematics or astronomy?
For example, crop pictures from the year 1994 showed many schematic diagrams concerning the impact of Comet Shoemaker-Levy on planet Jupiter (see Kris Sherwood,
www.cropcircleconnector.com/Millennium/scorpiushour.html). Likewise, crop pictures from the year 1995 showed the unexpected outburst and break-up of Comet 73P Schwassman-Wachmann near Earth (see www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/longwoodwarren2006.html
or www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/longwoodwarrren2007.html). In the latter case, news about break-up that comet appeared in English fields three months before professional astronomers on Earth learned of the same event.
Here I will report on how the recent outburst of Comet 17P Holmes was illustrated schematically in many different crop pictures from the summer of 2005, over two years ago. Yet because we did not know in advance that such a comet would explode, most of those pictures remained un-interpretable until now. Many of us could guess that "something astronomical" would explode, but we did not know what. It would be impossible for any ordinary human faker to construct so many pictures of the future, two years in advance, especially since no one knew if or when Comet Holmes would explode (its last time was back in 1892).
An obscure comet suddenly "outburst" or exploded on October 25, 2007 in the constellation Perseus
Two weeks ago, astronomers all over the world became very excited to learn that an obscure comet known as "17P Holmes" had suddenly outburst or exploded far out in space between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter:
http://img30.picoodle.com/img/img30/5/11/15/f_Slide221m_782a617.jpg
Over the space of just one day from October 24 to October 25, 2007, that comet changed from being a dim, almost unobservable object to being the subject of everyone's attention. It could be seen with the naked eye even in big cities such as London or Chicago. Comet Holmes was located in the constellation Perseus when it exploded, and not far from a bright star called alpha-Perseus or Mirfak.
Many different crop pictures from 2005 show in retrospect what appears to be an "exploding comet"
Modern crop pictures often concern themselves with comets and their strange behaviours. Could the recent outburst of Comet 17P Holmes have been shown in English crop pictures from the summer of 2007, or from any other summer over the past few years? Upon careful study, I found that few if any crop pictures from the years 2007, 2006, 2004 or 2003 could possibly be interpreted retrospectively in terms of an "exploding comet". Yet literally dozens of crop pictures from the year 2005 could be so interpreted, in a fairly clear and obvious fashion.
One of the most obvious examples is shown below, in the case of a huge crop picture that appeared at Garsington on July 15, 2005:
http://img40.picoodle.com/img/img40/5/11/15/f_Slide232m_115e921.jpg
Three more examples from the summer of 2005 are given below, in the cases of Lane End Down, Collingbourne or Ridgeway which appeared in July or early August. All of these seem to show an "exploding comet without a tail":
http://img31.picoodle.com/img/img31/5/11/15/f_Slide343m_4cf1ebc.jpg
Stars surrounding Comet Holmes during its outburst in 2007 closely resemble "stars" in a crop picture from Lane End Down in 2005
The idea of comets was quite topical in 2005. For example, one day before an exploding comet was shown at Lane End Down on July 10, another crop picture on July 9 at Silbury illustrated the impact of a NASA space probe with Comet Tempel (see www.cropcircle.tv/archives/2005/silburyhill2/silburyhill2005a.html). Some of us might have therefore associated the exploding astronomical object shown at Lane End Down with a comet, if anyone had known at the time that actual comets could really explode! Instead, most people called that crop picture "the mace", following some kind of medieval imagery.
When studied in retrospect, the most obvious thing that Lane End Down was trying to tell us, two years ago, is where in space Comet Holmes would soon explode:
http://img01.picoodle.com/img/img01/5/11/15/f_Slide344m_b43680d.jpg
Thus if we compare real stars from the constellation Perseus with "crop stars" as shown in the halo (white) or surrounding regions (green) of Lane End Down, we find a pretty good match as noted above, using red or yellow squares. For a more detailed comparison, see Appendix 1 below.
The appearance of "stars" in crop pictures is nothing new. Indeed, another crop picture from 1994 showed many stars from the constellation Cetus, in order to portray a triple conjunction of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in that constellation six years later (see Jack Sullivan and Andy Thomas, www.swirlednews.com/article.asp?artID=659 or www.cropcircleconnector.com/Cetus/Cetus200.htm).
Precise stellar locations along the cometary path of outburst in 2007 also appeared in 2005 crop pictures from Germany
Now quite remarkably, to people who might imagine that modern crop pictures are just an English phenomenon, certain aspects of the recent outburst of Comet Holmes were also shown in Germany, at the same time as Lane End Down in England. Thus, several precise stellar locations along the cometary path of outburst in 2007 were depicted in German crop pictures from July 2005, although no one knew at the time what those strange symbols meant:
http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/3336/slide55vb8.jpg
AND CONTINUES. . . .http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/time2007g.html