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NARRATOR: Incredible designs found in

crop fields all across the world.

You've got these magnificent works

that span hundreds of feet.

NARRATOR: Their origins often defy explanation.

ANDREW COLLINS: Scientists have found evidence

that microwave radiation

was present when the crop circle was formed.

NARRATOR: Many believe that these formations are connected

to visitations by otherworldly beings.

GIORGIO A. TSOUKALOS: People have reported seeing lights

above a field and then within five minutes,

there is a crop circle.

NARRATOR: But if so, what is their purpose?

DAVID CHILDRESS: Is it extraterrestrials trying to communicate with us?

Trying to show us

certain cosmic truths that they want us to know?

JERRY KROTH: These are messages,

and they're important.

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NARRATOR: There is a doorway in the universe...

Beyond it is the promise of truth.

It demands we question everything

we have ever been taught.

The evidence is all around us.

The future is right before our eyes.

We are not alone.

We have never been alone.

NARRATOR: A mysterious formation emerges in a field of mustard plants.

The perfectly symmetrical design is a phenomenon

known as a crop circle.

And it is just one of many strange patterns

that appear in the English countryside every year.

MARK OLLY: Crop circles are

basically, um, features, designs,

illustrations of high complexity in crops.

They tend to be complicated designs of unknown origin.

RICHARD TAYLOR: In terms of the patterns themselves,

they've been undergoing this amazing

sort of ramp-up in sophistication.

You can find these huge-- what they call pictographs--

that span hundreds of feet across a whole field,

and feature multiple components.

And they're arranged with mathematical precision.

Crop circles appear in more than 50 countries.

And there literally have been thousands of them.

Maybe over 10,000 crop circles

that we're aware of in the modern era.

NARRATOR: Today, thousands of people visit these formations,

including researchers who take measurements of the patterns,

collect stalks and soil samples,

and record aerial images for further study.

Documentation of these mysterious impressions

may also include eyewitness accounts

of strange lights and objects seen around the same time

a crop circle appears.

Such accounts have been widely reported since the mid-1960s.

The first modern example of the discovery

of a crop circle actually being made

was by George Pedley in 1966 in Australia.

What George Pedley saw was an object

rising out of a lagoon.

And then the object-- he couldn't tell how they did it--

the object actually made a pattern

in the foliage in the lagoon,

a geometric pattern from that object.

HENRY: He finds a circular area where

the grass in the swamp or the reeds are matted down.

This is reported in the Australian press,

and they start labeling these UFO nests,

or flying saucer nests.

NARRATOR: While crop circles have been documented

for more than 60 years,

there is evidence that these mysterious formations

have been appearing in farmers' fields for centuries.

A woodcut pamphlet called "The Mowing-Devil"

is published that portrays a devilish figure

creating a circle in a field of oats.

COLLINS: It refers to a supposedly true story

of a farmer that saw these mysterious lights in a field,

and the next morning, when he went out there,

he found these circular depressions in his land.

You know, actually within the crop.

TAYLOR: The stalks weren't broken,

but they were folded over.

And people even started to blame the devil,

what was called the-the "Mowing-Devil."

NARRATOR: While the Mowing-Devil woodcut attributed

the mysterious crop formation to an evil entity,

200 years later, English scientist John Capron

applied a scientific analysis to what he witnessed in 1880,

when he proposed that a "cyclonic wind

of unknown origin" created perfectly circular

patches of flattened crops.

Capron might be the first person to connect crop circles

to what we today call UAPs or-or UFOs,

because he's describing some kind of a whirlwind

that is coming out of the sky

and is having this effect on the ground.

It's creating what we call a crop circle.

NARRATOR: Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that these incidents,

along with modern crop circle accounts,

provide evidence that these strange formations

may be connected to visitations by otherworldly beings.

The eyewitnesses who have reported seeing crop circles

manifest have described some extraordinary phenomena.

They describe tubes of light,

swirling beams of light.

Very famously back in the 1990s,

there was, uh, balls of light

flying across a field that were actually seen

to lay the crops flat.

And within a space of only a couple of minutes

they were filmed actually producing one of those designs.

NARRATOR: Many researchers suggest there are now enough reports

of unusual activity around crop circles to disprove

a highly publicized claim made over 30 years ago

that all such formations are man-made.

The Ministry of Defence in the U.K. started

looking at the crop circle mystery in

the late '80s and the early '90s.

And in 1991, two men came forward and said that they had

been responsible for the entire crop circle phenomenon.

Doug Bower and Dave Chorley said we fooled the world.

We've been making these things for years.

NARRATOR: For much of the general public,

Doug and Dave's claim of creating the mysterious giant

patterns reinforced the belief that crop circles were a hoax.

Yet the frequent appearance of crop circles around the world,

and the geometric detail found in many patterns,

left researchers with numerous questions about how two men

could possibly be responsible for the global phenomenon.

COLLINS: Doug and Dave said, "We have created

"all of these formations just using planks of wood

and lengths of rope."

But there are

thousands and thousands of crop formations.

And it cannot possibly be that two men made them all.

HOWE: They were in what I consider to be

the counterintelligence units that were trying,

uh, to make everybody go away

and not take crop formations seriously.

In their own admission, which they said,

"We made the formations in Hampshire

and we made the formations in Wiltshire."

Well, there had been formations in many

parts of England, let alone 22 other countries.

And on their demonstration

of how they made their formation,

they were off-kilter.

And for those of us who have been

in real crop formations, there's just no comparison.

Let's say that you're tired.

And you make one step into that crop formation

and it is as if you've entered into

a completely different space, energy, frequency.

TSOUKALOS: The way you can tell

that it's a man-made circle is

as you use the boards to push everything down,

not only are the stalks sometimes broken,

but they're in complete disarray.

In one that's not man-made,

you can see that the stalks are sometimes

braided and intertwined with each other.

So many formations had braids, and no creases.

Try as a human to do that with wheat.

MONIQUE KLINKENBERGH: We have 300-plus eyewitnesses of seeing

an authentic crop circle form.

And they have one thing in common:

they see the flattening of the crop happening

in a matter of minutes,

or even seconds, by this mysterious force or source.

Sometimes, there are light phenomena

and sometimes strange sounds...

but it happens in just

a very short time span.

Sometimes, there is a mist hanging above the field,

the mist is gone, and there is the formation.

So, the question then arises:

How was that done?

And who did it?

NARRATOR: Do these eyewitness accounts offer

compelling evidence that extraterrestrials

could be responsible for the crop circle phenomenon?

If so, what is their purpose?

Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that the answers

may be encoded within the crop circles themselves...

and might have critical implications for mankind.

NARRATOR: U.S. billionaire and philanthropist

Laurance Rockefeller establishes a grant

to assist with one of the largest studies

of crop circles in history.

The donation reflects the growing interest

in the scientific study of how and why

crop circles are created.

There was a scientist by the name of W.C. Levengood

who did some very, very interesting work, uh,

at various sites in Southern England

where crop circles appeared in the 1990s.

And he found some very strange things were going on.

For instance, he found that some of the stalks

were blowing out,

which he felt was only replicable

by microwave radiation.

Levengood also found traces of

other forms of radiation.

And he even found that some of the corn

would yield much better growth if it was actually taken

from a crop circle formation.

TSOUKALOS: Dr. Levengood, he noticed that inside the crop circle

the growth rate was five times as fast

than what's going on outside of that crop circle.

And when he investigated this,

he actually came up with a technique called

molecular impulse response.

HENRY: From this study he was able to

do a bit of reverse engineering, and he created

electrical pulse technology

that is actually used to accelerate plant growth.

NARRATOR: Scientists were astounded that the radiation research

of crop circles led to new innovations in plant growth.

Radiation was also believed to be the source

of so-called "ghost formations"

where the stark impression of a crop circle

appears long after the field has been cleared.

TAYLOR: There's photographic evidence of many examples,

where people have turned up

after the farmer has harvested the crop,

and they can still see

elements of the design persisting.

Several people have come forward to claim

that they actually witnessed

mysterious lights-- UFOs, UAPs--

in the vicinity of a particular field

and then the next day,

crop circles are actually found.

So, what is the relationship

between these mysterious globes of light

and ghost formations revealing this negative

of the crop formation that had been there the previous year?

NARRATOR: For ancient astronaut theorists,

the appearance of aerial phenomena,

along with the emergence of ghostly pre-existing patterns,

supports the theory that some crop circles are not man-made,

but instead could be an extraterrestrial creation.

And they point to specific features

in certain formations that may explain their purpose.

A crop circle bearing the image

of a strange figure emerges in a wheat field.

At its base is a disc-shaped object

containing what some believe to be binary code,

a computer language consisting of ones and zeros.

It wasn't one of these breathtaking geometries,

but it was highly mysterious

and here is what happened.

In 2002 comes this enormous image

of what you would have to call

the typical world's interpretation

of a Grey alien being now holding a disc.

It's binary code that had to be translated.

NARRATOR: The binary code depicted in the crop formation

was translated as,

"Beware the bearers of false gifts

"and their broken promises.

"Much pain, but still time. There is good out there.

We oppose deception. Conduit closing."

There is much happening here

that is profound, is important,

and we better pay attention

because it means that there is something

that is non-human that is trying to convince us

that this was the genuine intelligence behind

the crop formations and that it was depicting itself

as a Grey and transmitting

in binary code.

NARRATOR: Could the binary code depicted in this crop formation

contain an otherworldly message sent to assist humankind?

Perhaps clues can be found in another remarkable crop circle,

one that appears to be responding

to a message from Earth.

Astronomers at SETI,

the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence,

aim the world's largest radio telescope at a cluster of stars

25,000 light-years from Earth and transmit a message.

It contains binary- encoded information

including the numbers one through ten,

an image of human DNA, a human figure,

and a graphic of the solar system,

highlighting the position of Earth.

Remarkably, almost 26 years after the Arecibo transmission,

a crop circle nearly identical to the SETI binary message

appears in a field in Hampshire County, England.

HENRY: The formation that appeared next to

the Chilbolton Radio Observatory in 2001

echoed the message sent by SETI,

but it seemed to show a different system of planets,

suggesting that it's a different solar system.

The DNA was not double helix and instead of a human,

we see a humanoid being with a larger head and a smaller body.

This was clearly a message and perhaps even a response

to the message transmitted by SETI.

NARRATOR: Could the crop circle that appeared in Hampshire, England

have been an extraterrestrial response

to SETI's Arecibo message?

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes

and suggest the formations

that appeared in both Hampshire and Winchester, England

might also provide clues about how to communicate

with alien beings.

If these two formations were made by extraterrestrials,

one possible interpretation is they were telling us we were

on the right track with the message beamed

from Arecibo in 1974,

that binary code and mathematics

more generally is the language of the cosmos.

And that's how to communicate with them.

NARRATOR: Researchers suggest that while the formations

that included binary code appeared to be attempts

by otherworldly beings to communicate with humans...

other crop circles contain much more complex messages

and instructions.

And they believe that further clues can be found

by examining a curious formation in Wiltshire, England

that contains a depiction of a wormhole.

NARRATOR: Wiltshire, England.

July 13, 2011.

A crop formation featuring two connected spirals

appears on a prehistoric earthwork

known as Windmill Hill.

The same day, another formation with a circular design

appears 20 miles directly to the south,

at the ancient megalithic site of Stonehenge.

Intrigued by the appearance of two crop circles

on the same day, and in the same area,

at two historic sites,

researcher Jerry Kroth studies them

to see if any other similarities are apparent.

So, I see these two formations.

They occur on the same day

and I said how far are they?

20 miles apart.

I said, well, maybe put those things together,

and I said, "Oh, my God.

There's a 3D element here."

If you look at a neutron star, it looks like the crop circle

with magnetic fields as those

swirling things and the stars in the middle.

So, I thought maybe that's a neutron star.

Do you know how wide a neutron star is? 38 miles.

Like how could a star be 38 miles in diameter?

Because it's so dense.

And neutron stars sometimes collide.

They collide and sometimes when they collide,

they make a magnetar,

which is a star that's 18 miles wide.

So, those two circles come together

and make this little tiny dot

and I said, "Is this talking about

a neutron star collision and a magnetar being born?"

NARRATOR: A magnetar produces a magnetic field

that is 100 million times stronger

than any man-made magnet

and causes distortions

in both space and time.

Because of this effect,

some scientists believe the study of magnetars

could help us to develop craft

that can bend space-time

and travel faster than the speed of light.

But could this have been what was depicted

by separate crop circles that appeared on the same day

in Wiltshire, England?

KROTH: There are only around ten magnetars in the Milky Way.

They're extremely rare,

the most magnetic objects in the universe,

so I thought, "Well, nice theory, Jerry.

No way to prove it."

NARRATOR: Could the spiral crop circles

represent the creation of a magnetar?

Within 24 hours of the mysterious

patterns' discovery, Jerry Kroth's theory

would be played out in a real-time astronomical event.

KROTH: July 14th, an astronomer in Madrid

and an astronomer in Sicily

say a magnetar has just appeared.

Now, when they appear, they shoot pulses

at like 700 revolutions a minute.

Really, really fast. (whooshing)

And I wrote to them. Is...

Could anyone have seen it July 13th?

They said no.

So...

A magnetar appears on July 14th

and is studied by every astronomer in the world

and they're going nuts about it and they're seeing

these spectral lines and pulses

and it goes on for six months.

But on July 13th,

there are two crop circles doing this 24 hours before

and that's when I was convinced this was a magnetar.

NARRATOR: Is it possible that extraterrestrials

created the two crop circles in Wiltshire

to forecast the imminent appearance of a magnetar?

And if so, what could the purpose be?

Perhaps further clues can be found

by examining another crop circle formation

that many believe represents one of Albert Einstein's theories.

COLLINS: On the 26th of July 2022,

a remarkable crop formation appeared in Tawsmead Copse.

And this consisted of three overlapping

series of concentric circles.

Some researchers

have interpreted this

as a two-dimensional form

of a Einstein-Rosen Bridge.

NARRATOR: In 1935, physicists Albert Einstein and Nathan Rosen

theorized that with enough energy,

space could be bent in order to connect two separate points

through what they called an "Einstein-Rosen Bridge."

This connection, it is believed, could make it possible

to quickly travel to even the most remote stars

in the universe.

When molecular biologist and crop circle researcher

Dr. Horace Drew saw the Tawsmead Copse crop circle

in 2022, he remarked that the design

"clearly shows the image of a space-time wormhole."

HENRY: It seems very apparent

that crop circles are messages.

They're coded messages for us.

When we look at that crop circle,

what Dr. Horace Drew proposed is that

it has what appears to be

a tube or a portal that links the vortices points

and also the bending of space-time.

CHILDRESS: If you look at a theoretical model

of an Einstein-Rosen Bridge,

what is commonly called a wormhole,

you see this formation and how it looks,

you have to wonder, are they extraterrestrials

telling us how they got here?

NARRATOR: Is it possible that astronomical events

and geometric patterns displayed in crop circles

could be pointing humankind towards future technologies?

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes

and suggest some formations may be telling us how to communicate

with extraterrestrials.

NARRATOR: An intricate formation of concentric circles,

featuring a number of smaller semicircles

appears in a field of wheat.

While the design may appear random,

some researchers believe it contains a message

that can be both seen and heard.

Because it is a perfect match

for what is known as a cymatic pattern.

When we talk about cymatic patterns,

we're talking about a frequency that will create

an image that has a complexity to it.

So, specific frequencies relate to specific patterns.

NARRATOR: The origins of cymatics among human civilizations

can be traced back more than ten centuries to West Africa.

There, tribal rituals involved sprinkling

grains of sand on the surface of drums.

Striking the drums created specific audio tones,

causing the sand to be instantly shaped into distinct formations.

From the resulting formations on the drum's surface,

tribal elders believed it was possible

to predict future events.

CHILDRESS: With cymatics, you have these patterns that

are a visualization really of-of sound and vibration.

And physicists tell us that the entire universe

comes down to vibration and sound patterns,

and these patterns that can be visualized.

NARRATOR: In 1787, German physicist and musician

Ernst Chladni offered a breakthrough on the subject

when he published Discoveries in the Theory of Sound.

In the writing, Chladni revealed that specific tones

consistently create the same visual pattern.

By applying sound vibrations to metal plates covered in sand,

he identified the images

produced by various frequencies.

HENRY: When we look at so many crop circles,

they're consistent with what we see in research on cymatics.

We find the same shapes that are created on Chladni plates.

We find the same shapes

that are created in sound experiments.

So, there's a very key connection

that is to be made here.

TAYLOR: Quite a few crop circles are very similar

to the cymatic patterns, again demonstrating

that there's a deep geometric harmony at play,

something that appeals directly to us.

NARRATOR: But why would cymatic patterns appear in crop circles?

Could extraterrestrials be using audio frequencies

as a method of communication?

Ancient astronaut theorists suggest further clues

can be found by examining the teachings

found in ancient Hindu religious texts

known as Vedas.

DOMINIC STEAVU: The word "Veda" means knowledge in Sanskrit.

There is this close association with

a special type of wisdom or knowledge

that is transmitted through the Vedas.

Now, originally the Vedas were revealed by the gods

to a certain class of spiritual elect.

And they contain, again, these primordial sounds

that are associated with the creation

of the universe and its proper functioning.

NARRATOR: In the Vedic texts, it is said that the gods

gave humankind a visual guide to sacred sounds

in the form of elaborate patterns called "mandalas."

Like Chladni's experiments,

the mandalas translate sound into visual patterns,

but for a profound and otherworldly purpose.

In Hinduism, mandalas are considered to be

visual translations of primordial sounds.

And these are the sounds that gave rise

to the universe, and to the very nature of reality.

And they are divine, they were uttered cosmically

by supernatural beings, by gods.

HENRY: The Vedas tell us that the gods taught humans how to chant.

How to pray and to sing

in order to communicate with the gods.

NARRATOR: The most powerful Hindu mantra is the sound "Aum,"

which is visually represented by a simple circle

with a dot in the middle:

the fundamental element of a mandala.

Incredibly, when the "Aum" frequency

is applied to a Chladni plate, the exact same pattern emerges.

Higher-toned frequencies result in more complex arrangements

that also identically match the ancient mandala symbols.

COLLINS: Is it conceivable that the writers

of the ancient Vedic texts

were given advanced knowledge

on how sound frequencies

can be converted into visual patterns?

Some of the crop circle designs

are very clearly reflections of sound.

Is it therefore possible that what we're looking at

is sound signatures and that this is telling us in some way

that sound is an important means of

communication with such higher intelligences?

NARRATOR: Many cultures around the world

believe it is possible to commune with a higher realm

through ritualistic chanting, singing and prayer.

Like mandalas, could crop circles

contain an otherworldly message for humanity,

one that is based on sacred sounds?

TSOUKALOS: I certainly think that crop circles are messages by

other beings who are trying to make contact with us,

or at least letting us know they're there.

And the entire basis of the universe

is vibration, and sound is vibration.

When we talk about different ways

with which to communicate with different civilizations,

scientists have proposed that can be achieved

with sound frequencies.

CHILDRESS: What they're doing is putting sound and vibration

into a communication device of some sort,

but exactly what they're trying to communicate

to us is the big question.

NARRATOR: Might extraterrestrials

be trying to communicate with humans through

the visual representation of certain sound frequencies?

And could these images have a subconscious effect

on those who witness them?

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes,

and speculate that humans could already

be in the process of responding to these otherworldly signals...

without even knowing it.

NARRATOR: When Doug Bower and Dave Chorley

came forward in 1991

to admit that they had been making crop circles

throughout England, they were labeled as hoaxers.

But today, creating designs in crops

has become an artform practiced by people all over the world.

WILLIAM RUSSELL: Being an artist, this seemed to sort of

resonate that you could go out

and you could make an artwork

in a field, um, anonymously.

I'd spend all night making one of these things,

and then in the morning, it appears on the Internet.

And from that, it sort of gathers power.

NARRATOR: But while artists have become increasingly proficient

at making crop circles, many of them say

they still see formations that defy explanation,

and believe they are carrying on the work

started by extraterrestrial beings.

CHILDRESS: With some of these man-made crop circles

the perpetrators will say that they were inspired

to create these crop circles.

And they think that extraterrestrials

are somehow contacting them

and influencing them to go out and create these.

I've been making circles for over two decades

mainly in and around Wiltshire, but I'm not a skeptic.

We've had some pretty interesting experiences

when we've been out making circles

that are inexplicable.

RUSSELL: You have experiences which would lead you

to think that you're being shown things, such as

flashes of light, or more

extraordinary events in the night sky.

The strangest one, we were leaving a field

and there was a great big white burst of light,

enough to light

the whole area we were in up for maybe a second.

And exactly where I was looking a big orange ball

of light emanated from nothing to a circular formation.

And then blinked out.

There's a rich tradition with circle makers

of us seeing strange lights.

ROB IRVING: What I will say is that the first person

I personally know who made one, Doug Bower,

made it on the back of an existing phenomenon.

So, the circles existed long before human circle making.

NARRATOR: Some circle-makers not only report being compelled

to create crop formations, but also claim to experience

other mental anomalies.

Monique Klinkenbergh

of the Crop Circle Information and Research Centre

has personally experienced what are known as "time slips."

KLINKENBERGH: We have people losing track of time.

It also happened to me once.

It's very strange and, uh, you are just blown away.

I was in a car driving towards an appointment,

regarding crop circles.

And I remember

thinking, "Oh, my God, I'm too late,

I'm not gonna make it in time."

The next thing I knew,

I was on this parking lot.

And I was very much in time.

There is a theory that something out there

is interacting with our thoughts,

so basically you can request or wish

for a formation to happen and we did experiments with it

and we have many, many reports of people thinking or discussing

a certain thing and then it was manifested in the field.

NARRATOR: Similar to the cymatic experiences

of ancient tribes in Africa,

and the mandalas of Hinduism,

is it possible that otherworldly beings

are communicating with,

and influencing humankind,

through the creation of crop circles?

I've heard reports from some of the circle makers

that they've created a whole crop circle,

and they've gone back to check it out the next day

and extra elements have even been added to it

that none of them did.

And so you have this strange kind of connection, uh,

like a human connection between the mysterious forces

that may have made the original ones

and the humans who are making them today.

NARRATOR: Could there be a connection between

circle-makers and an extraterrestrial force?

And is there direct communication,

on a subconscious level, that is guiding

the designs and execution of these elaborate formations?

NEWMAN: One of the things was the makers would have

visionary experiences like when they were going out

in the fields and they would change

their plans in the moment.

And sometimes, they would even turn up

at a crop circle location where they planned to make one

and something had already been created there

before they got there.

COLLINS: Are the crop circle makers,

the people who create many of the formations,

are they themselves inspired

to create what they do?

I think the answer is yes.

NARRATOR: Could it be that the most shocking revelation

regarding the crop circle phenomenon

is that even formations known

to be man-made contain an extraterrestrial message?

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes,

and point to recent disclosures involving UFOs

and the U.S. government.

NARRATOR: Near an old British Royal Air Force base

in the small hamlet of Temple Balsall,

an intricate crop circle appears,

featuring an eight- and 16-pointed star

around a central sun,

alongside pyramids and oval-shaped "helmets."

Curiously, as researchers attempt to investigate

the formation, they are prevented from doing so

by the authorities, leading many to question why.

NICK POPE: A lot of people can't help but wonder whether the government

and the military were as curious as everyone else.

There has been some British government

interest and activity on this.

Questions were formally asked

in the British parliament about this.

KLINKENBERGH: What I do know for a fact,

that I've once been contacted by someone

who said he was from the MI6 and he wanted to speak to me.

But I had to come on my own,

and it had to be under the Chatham House Rule.

That's meaning you have to keep all the information inside.

And that's the opposite of what I want.

I wanted transparency, so I declined.

But it makes you think, why should a government

want to talk to me about crop circles?

I just don't know.

CHILDRESS: Many of the crop circles in England are happening

near the Salisbury Plain,

which is a big military area.

So, that is curious in itself.

The high concentration of crop circles

is very close to a military base.

HENRY: It's very conceivable that in fact it's the British government

that is involved in making the man-made crop circles

as a way to return the messages that are coming from the stars.

NARRATOR: For more than 60 years,

crop circles have made headlines around the world.

And during that time, the United States, England,

and other governments have either ignored it

or dismissed crop circles

as nothing more than elaborate hoaxes.

But like with the U.S. government's leaked

investigation into UAP activity in 2017,

could a similar disclosure concerning crop circles

be on the horizon?

CHILDRESS: With crop circles,

there has been always this indication of...

UFO or UAP activity.

People are seeing lights, they're seeing perhaps

flying saucers and other things flying around in this area.

And perhaps with disclosure, we'll eventually

be told and we'll find an answer

of why all these crop circles are occurring.

HENRY: What I think we're seeing in the crop circles

is a calling card.

It's a message from a higher

intelligence that's asking us to crack the code.

And as we crack the code, we're gonna undoubtedly develop

new technologies and new abilities to communicate.

Not just between ourselves, but also with

these higher intelligences.

NARRATOR: Is it possible that many of the crop circles

found around the world contain important messages

left by extraterrestrial visitors?

Are they attempting to communicate

critical warnings about the future,

profound truths about the cosmos,

and the keys to incredible new technologies?

Perhaps as more formations are deciphered,

we will continue to move closer to a reconnection

with our alien ancestors.

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