Atherington, West Sussex/England - Reported 19th July 2017

This beautiful "jewel" of a crop picture, found on the beachside near Atherington in Sussex on July 19, 2017, provides many interesting aspects to be studied carefully in a factual scientific fashion: a “jewelled Celtic cross”, the “projective geometry of a solar eclipse”, or perhaps even the “crosshairs” of an “instrument landing system”

This new crop picture near Atherington portrays an upcoming solar eclipse on August 21, 2017 as if it were both a beautiful “Celtic cross” with “inlaid jewels”, and also the “epicentre” of some major event, perhaps where different heavenly bodies or timelines will cross or overlap in a “woven” fashion.

A third possible interpretation might be as the two “crosshairs” of an “instrument landing system”. One gets the feelings from studying this crop picture of “beauty” and “precision” and “power”.

Its central “basket weave”, shown at time 5:10 of Matthew’s aerial drone video, is truly spectacular, and would be impossible to create manually on the ground, by any known methods whatsoever (see www.youtube.com). Please see some enlarged photos of that “basket weave” further below on this page.

A series of current news stories from the London mainstream media, suggesting that these crop pictures are somehow made by unseen teams of men with “rope and boards”, must be either very poorly researched, or intentional disinformation (see for example surge-crop-circles-caused-drone-users-police-say or www.bbc.co.uk).

A beautiful “Celtic cross” with inlaid “jewels”

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Interpretation:

The first and most obvious metaphor which might describe this crop picture would be as a “jewelled Celtic cross”:

The projective geometry of an upcoming solar eclipse on August 21, 2017

Yet with a little careful study, we can also see that it might describe the Sun-Moon-Earth geometry of an upcoming solar eclipse on August 21, 2017:

Three “thin rings” of radius 3, 2 and 2 suggest (32 + 2) = 34 days from the night of July 18, until a solar eclipse at sunset on August 21, 2017

Why did those crop artists draw three “thin rings” as part of their “Celtic cross” shape? When we study carefully where those “rings” were drawn, we can see that they lie at relative radii of 3, 2 or 2 (labelled in black), as defined by the relative sizes and locations of three large circles of radius 3, 2 or 1 (labelled in blue) nearby: