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A 600ft jellyfish pattern in a barley field in Kingstone Coombes, Oxfordshire.
Crop circles are man-made geometrical figures formed by squashing agricultural crops. Used to be an elusive mathematical art that hyperbrained aliens beamed from their spaceships and killed them crops.
But this.
You know it's fake. Every single one of them is.
The formation, measuring 150ft in diameter, was a coded image representing the first 10 digits, 3.141592654, of pi.
Michael Reed, an astrophysicist, said: "The tenth digit has even been correctly rounded up. The little dot near the center is the decimal point.
"The code is based on 10 angular segments with the radial jumps being the indicator of each segment.
"Starting at the center and counting the number of one-tenth segments in each section contained by the change in radius clearly shows the values of the first 10 digits in the value of pi."
Fusing math with art and agriculture and marine biology, you get a crop jellyfish.:P
It's simply PERTY, that being green and an umbrella-shaped jellyfish at that; be it man-made or martian-made, who the fuck cares.
