Circles on the field and other formations. Iceland

The theory proposed by Dr. Horace Drew of the California Institute of Technology (CALTECH) coincides with the theory of some crop specialists (people studying crop circles) who believe that these strange and complex diagrams are created by intelligent alien beings from other worlds. But they are formed not only in the fields.

Images of a strange pattern on Lake Tingvallavatn (ÞIngvallavatn) were published on the page of the National Park Tingvellir (ÞIngvellir) on Facebook. According to the information attached to the images, the mysterious pattern was discovered by a local resident who said it was a phenomenon that had never been seen in the area.

“On March 9, someone noticed a strange pattern on the ice cover, a phenomenon of the occiput that was noticed earlier,” Einar A.E. Saemundsen, a representative of the Tingvellir National Park, told the media. “The linear and perpendicular pattern extended in the lake for more than 2 km. The lines did not form in the same place, so they were not cracks..”

Puzzled by what they saw, many residents turned to the park staff for clarification, but not before they expressed a few guesses of their own. A child riding a sleigh? A drone pilot? Drunk snowmobile driver? The problem with all these suggestions is that the ice on the lake is too thin and unstable to support any weight.

Samundsen noticed that the amazing linear patterns, covering an area of more than two kilometers, were not formed in the same region as other cracks in the ice. He also noted that many residents suggested the possibility that it was an extraterrestrial formation.

“Speculation has started, and there are alternative explanations, such as extraterrestrial activity and unknown monsters in the lake, all sorts of strange conspiracy theories,” Samundsen added.

And it is not surprising that many believe that the strange formation may have an extraterrestrial origin.

Samundsen relied on a study published by Yale University professor John Wettlaufer in 2007 in the scientific journal Physical Review Letters, where he explained the anomaly. Studies have shown that the amazing phenomenon is not the result of a specific feature of ice, but rather is a general and mechanical phenomenon reproduced in the laboratory with other floating materials. In addition, Wettlaufer said that the amazing pattern is very similar to the teeth of lightning. But, according to Samundsen, this is the first time this phenomenon has been seen on Lake Tingvallavatn.