THE STONEHENGE CONNECTION

The crop circle above was discovered in 1996, across what many astronomers today believe to be an ancient, yet precise clock of the moon, sun and stars: Stonehenge. Coincidently, it appeared within the very same year that the now infamous STS-75 "tether incident" occurred in.

The circles were created with extreme precision, as was the entire geometrical illustration in it's entirety. 151 perfect circles that morph into nothingness, and a faultless spiraling progression that was measured to span approx. 115 metres in length - a colossal, enigmatic masterpiece that would've likely taken days to just lay out & design, according to professional surverying engineers.

And yet... it appeared in broad daylight amidst an oblivious farmer's crop field, just 2-3 hundred feet from one of the most notable & celebrated of tourist attractions in the world. Shit... we must've at least gotten a few eyewitness testimony reports from those spectating tourists who flock and photograph the monument every 2 minutes, and drive past it every second...

But we didn't. Weird, eh? Still think that a pair of clever, attention-starved money profiteers were the culprits who trespassed private property in daylight, carrying a set of heavy wooden planks and rope on their shoulders, next to a legendary tourist attraction w/ more static traffic than Paris Hilton's tainted cunt... without a trace?

Notice how the spirals radiate outward from the center, in each of the three pictures. The NASA UFOs were analyzed by David Sereda, and were "freeze framed" in the process. He found that the UFOs actually had 3 "pulsing" phases; and that the first phase was identical to his Galaxy Clock Theory:




And if you haven't yet noticed, the very same spiral is also apparent in the Stonehenge crop-circle, and in many others, too. And what a weird coincidence is it how these spiral(s) also make up the general shapes of galaxies in the universe (spiral galaxies, like our resident Milky Way, are the main types of galaxies found in the universe).

I think we're staring the answer to life's biggest mystery in the eye.