Question:
"What do
you know about the "face" formation that appeared in England.
Is it
genuine or made by men?"
Dr. Haselhoff:
"Unfortunately I was not able to visit this formation
personally. This formation is another indication that the Circlemakers have
developed very advanced methods to produce patterns in the crop, as well as
great skill. I am convinced that there exists a high-tech method to produce
crop circles, which allows you to create them from a distance, as has been
explained in detail in my book. Although this hypothesis has so far only been
proven for the simpler formations, why shouldn't it be possible to apply the
same methods for the more sophisticated formations?
As I have not
visited nor examined this formation, I can only speculate. But I think we may
state with a high degree of reliability that:
- This
design is different from the traditional concept (which may be related to a
different group of creators?);
- The
makers were very skilled and experienced;
- Biophysical
tests by William Levengood showed no lengthened nodes, no expulsion cavities,
no seed weight changes, no increased growth rate of seedlings, nor increased
magnetite concentration in the soil (for either Chilbolton formations).
- If man-made, it was not a simple hoax but an expensive and well-prepared
effort.
Concluding: I
would not be surprised if these formations are man-made."
