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In Komsomolskaya Pravda 21.07.2012 year published an article titled "unraveling the phenomenon of crop circles is hidden under the ground". There have been described the following experiment:
A few years ago I set this experiment (see KP from 02.08.2005). Stems of plants of the family Gramineae put in the microwave. As additional load was put back and a Cup of water. Once the radiation was turned on, the stalks began to bend in the weak areas - lower knee right before your eyes. Seconds after 10 to 12 ears touched the pan. During this time, in a volume of 20 liters was spent energy 6 thousand j (600 watts x 10). The stems had exactly the same view as in the real crop circles - no damage except bend.
We decided to repeat it, comparing with the experiment carried out by us with the wheat.
So:
On the first picture you can see samples of green Foxtail. Thanks to the graph paper, you can evaluate the various sizes of plants.
This photograph shows what kind of plants were put in the microwave. Were selected the most similar items and conditions mentioned in a newspaper article. In the experiment, we used household microwave brand Samsung G2739NR. Exhibited a capacity of 600 WATTS. The exposure time is 14-15 seconds.
The pictures below show that some stems do bent under their weight. However, the bend is not a caper, and, as in the case of wheat, a portion of the stem near.
This picture clearly shows the location of the bend. It is highly desiccated and breaks easily. The rest of the plant is also a bit dried up and became brittle. Accordingly, if the plant be in the ground, then continue to live it will not be able to evening what does not wither – wither, and soon the plant will finally die.
Thus, it is seen that the difference between the effects of microwave radiation on wheat and foxtail no, except the time necessary impact, but there is more reason in the dimensions of the samples. That is why the version with microwave radiation as a tool to draw circles, it seems to us implausible in the first place confidently holds version of the conventional mechanical action.
Translated by «Yandex.Translator»
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