The UFO report: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – Tracks into the Circles Despite the widely differing theories as to the origin of the Circles, most serious researchers are unanimous in agreeing that the Circles phenomenon is not a hoax. Over the last five years or so there have certainly been several hoaxed Circles, … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – The Oadby Circle So consistent are the Circles with regard to places and the sort of places where they appear-usually in the immediate vicinity of prehistoric sites or tumuli-that it is of great interest when one is found outside the usual area. A … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – Distribution of the Circles Besides the English Com Circles, there are various reports of single Circles in Australia, Canada and Japan, and a very few in the U.S.A. Photographs of some Australian ones show that we are dealing with the same phenomenon, but … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – The Yatesbury Circles At the end of June an aerial survey by the Circles Phenomenon Research group revealed no less than thirteen Circles in several large fields of barley at Yatesbury, just two miles west of the famous Stone Circle at Avebury. Many … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – Close Encounters Besides UFO sightings, it was intriguing to find that it was in the lane running beside that very field near Upton Scudamore where the Circles now appear, that German parachutist Willi Gehlen had a close encounter experience in September 1976. While … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – UFOs and Circle Sites This correlation is very remarkable. During that particular flight in June we flew over and photographed a quintuple set of Circles in a barley field between Upton Scudamore and Cradle Hill, near Warminster. This 170-foot formation appeared on June … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – Eye-Witness Accounts The elusive nature of the Circles has always been one aspect of the mystery which is most frustrating. Despite the increasing number of Circles that are found, no one ever seems to have seen one actually being formed, with two notable … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – The Double-ringers In August 1987 there had appeared near Bratton in Wilt shire a double-ringed Circle which was unique. It consisted of a circle, fifty-five feet in diameter, in which the wheat was flattened in a clockwise swirl, surrounded by two concentric flattened … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The First 1988 Circles On the morning of June 4 the first set of 1988 Circles appeared, overnight as usual, in ·the middle of the great punchbowl below Cheesefoot Head near Winchester. Clearly visible from the road above, three thirty-foot diameter Circles, all swirled clockwise, had formed in a neat … Read more
Reports of Unidentified Flying Object: The English Corn Circles in 1988 – The Meteorological Explanation Shortly before the first Circles of 1988 appeared at the end of May, a conference of meteorologists in Oxford was told by Dr. Meaden that he had “solved the mystery of the Crop Circles. ” They were caused by “descending … Read more
