Baffling crop circles equal pi

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Guest (67 days ago)
"Doug Bower and Dave Chorley" - nope these old codgers ended years ago - loads of crop circle teams out there, getting paid too for ads etc - google it people!
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Guest: Sal (70 days ago)
The answer lies at the nearest University Campus
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Guest (71 days ago)
why would it only be alien if it was prefectly seemless?! Seems pretty reasonable to assume that this was created by some form of alien life to me. Pretty incredible to think that a spaceship could have landed there!
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Claudius (71 days ago)
Scientist now found out that the aliens take the crop to design a cool cereal musli.
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Guest: kat (71 days ago)
if you look at the flat areas you can quite clearly see that something has gone round and round in waves. if it were truly alien, and i for one dont doubt their existence, it would be seamless. kat
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Guest: Luke (71 days ago)
Stating the obvious, I know, but it would be pretty convenient that an alien species would also count in base 10, represent a decimal point with a dot, and use three dots for an ellipsis...
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Guest (72 days ago)
In fact, if you look carefully... it is a series of canals. With fresh water and goldfish.
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Guest: doubting_thomas (72 days ago)
Probably made by Doug Bower and Dave Chorley. Loonies on the paranormal fringe still believe they were made by little green men despite of evidence to the contrary.
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Guest: Visitor Tom (72 days ago)
No earthlings. This is a picture of the female genitalia of our species.
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Guest (72 days ago)
Clearly Boreme has no idea what they're talking about.
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Guest: Arand (72 days ago)
Why not just make a circle and get the whole pie?
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CaptainAmaranth (72 days ago)
Why would aliens bother to create something like this? ¬¬
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Baffling crop circles equal pi

Pi from the sky discovered in a barley field in the Wiltshire. The geometric pattern shows a perfectly coded image which represents the complex first ten digits of pi - 3.141592654.