“Brilliant, groundbreaking… incredibly gorgeous and powerful” – Whitley Strieber, Bestselling Author.

“What On Earth?” takes you deeper into the mystery of the crop circle phenomenon than any film has done before.

Against the breathtaking backdrop of the circles themselves, filmmaker Suzanne Taylor engages with a fascinating community of visionary artists, scientists, philosophers, mathematicians and educators from all over the world, including Paul Akkerman, Karen Alexander, Francine Blake, Allan Brown, Polly Carson, Tim Carson, Denni Clarke, John Paul DeVierville, Baroness Edmee DiPauli, Andy Fowlds, Simon Peter Fuller, Michael Glickman, D. Hughes, Bert Janssen, Palden Jenkins, Isabelle Kingston, Nick Kollerstrom, Barbara Lamb, the late John Mack, Charles Mallett, John Martineau, Kerry McKenna, Stanley Messenger, Andreas Müller, Michael Newark, Janet Ossebaard, Daniel Pinchbeck, Lucy Pringle, Shawn Randall, Beth Rice, Chet Snow, Andy Thomas and the late Paul Vigay.

Gorgeous, haunting, and full of wonder, “What On Earth?” is the kind of horizon-expanding documentary that will literally change the way you see the world around you, and has been hailed as the best documentary on crop circles ever made. – The Crop Circle Movie.

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Wroughton Mathematicians are perplexed after a highly complex crop circle appeared in a Wiltshire field – depicting a fundamental mathematical symbol.

The circle is, apparently, a coded image representing a complex mathematical number – the first ten digits of pi – and even astrophysicists admit they find it “mind-boggling”.

The circular pattern was made in a barley field near Barbury Castle, an Iron Age hill fort, earlier this month.

Measuring around 46m (150ft) in diameter, it has had crop circle enthusiasts and experts stumped.

The symbol was identified eventually by Mike Reed, a retired astrophysicist who contacted Lucy Pringle, a crop circle photographer and expert, with an explanation.

Maths codes and geometric patterns have long been an vital factor in crop circle formations – one of the most well-known formations ever made showed the image of a complex set of fractals known as The Julia Set, in a field near Stonehenge, 12 years ago.

Lucy Pringle, who researches the effects of electromagnetic fields on living systems and crop formations and has the largest database of crop circles in the world said of the phenomenon: “This is an astounding development – it is a seminal event.”

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Thanks to the fantastic work of Colin Andrews Busty taylor and Lucy Pringle the mystery remains Who are the circlemakers……

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