Circles on the field and other formations. United Kingdom

The crop circle season is in full swing. The English county of Wiltshire has again become the site of a mysterious phenomenon. The fourth pattern appeared there this year, surprising residents with its accuracy and unusual shape. The discovery took place on June 7 in a field in the Potter's Hill area, and despite extensive research, it is still unknown how it was made.

Crop circles are a phenomenon that has fascinated scientists, conspiracy theorists and ordinary observers for years. They appear mainly in summer, standing out against the background of green fields with a complex structure and unusual symmetry. Many of them seem to be complex geometric patterns that constantly amaze with their accuracy.

The latest sample in Wiltshire is further proof of this inexplicable accuracy. Although details about the shape and size of the circle have not yet been disclosed, it is clear that the pattern has a complex structure that impresses with its accuracy. As always in such cases, both skeptics and enthusiasts of the phenomenon are perplexed how such perfect forms could arise in such a large space, without witnesses.

Wiltshire with its lush green landscapes is a favorite spawning place for these unusual forms. It was here, among the wavy grain fields, that some of the most spectacular and intricate patterns in the history of this phenomenon were discovered. Every year they attract crowds of tourists, scientists and curious people who want to see these phenomena with their own eyes.

Despite numerous theories of the origin of crop circles, it is still unknown who or what is behind their creation. Whether it's elaborate jokes, the work of unseen forces of nature, or perhaps evidence of other forms of intelligence, each of these theories has its supporters. One thing is certain — with each new circle, with each new pattern, the mystery only gets deeper. The fourth round this season will probably be the subject of controversy and speculation for a long time.