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The Suppression of UFO Technologies and Extraterrestrial Contact 379
plausibility, since freak whirlwinds and hypothetical plasma vortices cannot
by any stretch of the imagination explain geometrically precise pictograms
and other complex symbolic formations. From 1978 to 1989, the
shapes were for the most part simple circles. However, since 1989, the
patterns have become more and more intricate, eliminating the possibility
that they could be caused by unusual meteorological conditions.
The summer of 1991 was a quantum leap as patterns of rings and circles
became true complex pictograms. Straight bars, or boxes, and arcs,
both inside and outside of circles, were combined with circles and rings to
form complex pictograms. Some pictograms combined more than thirty
elements.
Crop circle developments during the summer of 1991 were well
described by Michael Chorost in the October 1991 issue of the MUFON
[Mutual UFO Network] UFO Journal:
One of the most interesting formations was a representation of the
Mandelbrot set, a two-dimensional graph made famous by chaos
theory . . . the last two seasons of crop circles have clustered densely
in a tiny area containing Europe's most remarkable ancient constructions:
Avebury, Silbury Hill, Windmill Hill, Barbury Castle, Adam's Grave,
the White Horses, and the East and West Kennet Long Barrows. . . .
I invite my readers to consider that the mystery of the crop circles is very
much like the mystery of the megaliths. Each consists of compelling
geometric forms. No one knows why they were made, nor why they are
where they are. Nor do we know how either were made. Perhaps the
two mysteries are deeply intertwined. Not that either one "caused" or
"inspired" the other, but that the two phenomena somehow "talk" about
the same thing, a thing still unknown to us, or "do" a single thing, taken
together as a total system. It could be that solving one mystery will automatically
solve the other.
Chorost goes on to describe the research results of Marshall Dudley, a
systems engineer for Tennelec/Nucleus of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as well
as those of Michigan biophysicist Dr. W. C. Levengood. Dudley detected
significant isotope changes in the soil samples from crop circles he had
been provided with, and Levengood found that cell pits in plant cells in
the affected formations had been subjected to rapid heating that had separated
the cell pits. He found this to be true in samples from England, the
United States and Canada.
Another major breakthrough was made by Gerald Hawkins, the author
of Stonehenge Decoded, who discovered that in eighteen photographs of
crop circle formations, there was a repeated pattern of frequency ratios
that are equivalent to the diatonic scale (the white keys on a piano). In
addition to that finding, he has outlined four new theorems about rela-