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Click to view full size image ============== Missing Earth Crop Circle Missing earth crop circle showing overlapping asteroids. Original blown up black and white working paper. The field reports said 65 asteroids. I kept counting 64 until I spotted the two overlapped asteroids. I knew the positions of the asteroids had to show when. How gorgeously elegant for the E-Ts to move two asteroids into the needed conjunction. The conjunction occurs on July 16, 2009 about 4:32 PM UT. Our astronomers can confirm exactly when. The date shown by the positions of the remaining three planets in the 'Missing Earth
Missing Earth Crop Circle
Missing earth crop circle showing overlapping asteroids. Original blown up black and white working paper. The field reports said 65 asteroids. I kept counting 64 until I spotted the two overlapped asteroids. I knew the positions of the asteroids had to show when. How gorgeously elegant for the E-Ts to move two asteroids into the needed conjunction. The conjunction occurs on July 16, 2009 about 4:32 PM UT. Our astronomers can confirm exactly when. The date shown by the positions of the remaining three planets in the 'Missing Earth" is July 17, 2003. Dan Alter
 
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Dan [November 26, 2008 @ 10:28 PM]
On June 25, 1995 the Longwood-Warren or "Missing Earth" crop circle was put down. It speaks graphically about the result of the initial explosion shown by the Barbary Castle circle on 2-1-1992 Science News cover. Earth is gone. The Barbary Castle was placed down on July 17, 1991 at about 1:35 AM GMT. The date shown by the positions of the remaining three planets in the 'Missing Earth" is July 17, 2003. Dan Alter


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