Topic: Crop Circle Research

Chad Lewis details his investigations into crop circles, including a 1994 case where a farmer attributed a formation to wind despite its complex geometric shape. Lewis references the work of Nancy Talbot at BLT Research, which found biophysical changes in affected plants, such as blown-out nodes and soil radiation, that distinguish "real" formations from man-made hoaxes. These findings suggest that some crop circles are created by high-heat energy sources or radiation rather than simple mechanical flattening.

Colin Andrews reveals that his research in 1999 and 2000 was privately funded by Lawrence Rockefeller to determine the origin of crop markings in England. The study concluded that 80% of circles were man-made, while 20% remained unexplained, though Andrews suggests a non-human intelligence may be influencing the people who create the "hoaxed" designs.