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The Psychotronics and UFO Club (KPUFO)

Agrosymbols in the Czech Republic

Agrosymbols are circles, annular areas, squares, rectangles, triangles and other geometrical patterns and their numerous combinations ("symbols") on fields and other agricultural areas ("agro") that were created by lodged farm plants; this lodging was not caused by any mechanical method, but by still unknown effects.

Conditions of rise of agrosymbols

Seeking a certain order, rule that could be used as guidance for further contexts:

• Celtic, pagan, Christian holy days

• position of the Moon and its phases

Location of agrosymbols

Agrosymbols are located intentionally close to residential places or roads, for the purpose to draw attention of people to some not so close dedicated message; this was not confirmed.

• various altitudes

• ground slope – the patterns appear mostly on grounds sloped more or less to south; this led to the opinion that the effects creating the agrosymbols come mostly from this direction (what are patterns on northern slopes?); (appearance and other signs of genuineness)

Shapes of agrosymbols

Basic shapes on agrosymbols in the CR do not differ from shapes and patterns that appeared in other countries.

• Exact geometrical circle shapes appear very rarely, mostly we can see more or less flattened ovals

• Interesting comparison of dimensionally almost identical patterns. A circle on a slope is almost exact circle; circles on horizontal surfaces are flattened (north-south)

Monitored problems – biology

Biological changes of plants are primary and most important signs of genuineness of agrosymbols.

• bending of grain stalks is no relevant criterion (depends on the degree of ripeness, growth stage of plants, various species, slope of ground, weather, air temperature and humidity, etc.)

• changes in internal cell structure of plants from the agrosymbol and changes in cell walls and seeds of plants from the agrosymbols are primary signs (heat changes moisture inside the cells into steam that breaks cell walls when escaping outside)

Monitored problems – geology

There was taken into consideration whether the localities, where the agrosymbols appear, have identical or similar aspects both within the CR and in Europe and abroad in general.

• no connections have been found so far

• no knowledge on examination of geological connections abroad

Monitored problems – archaeology

•no megalithic monuments in vicinity of occurrence of circles in the CR, neither in the past

•attention was focused on remainder of Celtic culture in the CR

Monitored problems – radioactivity

• no anomalies were found with measurement of soil radioactivity; all values were within standard limits despite arguments on supposed radioactivity

• sometimes happens that films in cameras were exposed, namely individual shots taken inside the pattern or whole rolls including shots taken before or after visit of such place.

Monitored problems – chemicals

Soil was abnormally dry in the patterns and their immediate vicinity; general drop of soil moisture.

During long-term monitoring of occurrence of agrosymbols there was evident that the places, where the agrosymbols have occurred, could be determined quite reliably even after several months (apparently different colours of new vegetation, intergrowing of weed, etc.).

This shows substantial and

permanent changes in the soil.

Monitored problems - magnetic

•simple measurements by a compass established occurrence of magnetic anomalies

•failures of electric instruments, change in reception of radio signals, etc.

•it is necessary to use much more sensitive and instrument (magnetometers) with higher resolution

•proof of bypass of magnetic lines of force around the agrosymbol

•Magnetic changes disappear during several hours to days after their rise

Monitored problems - visual

Reports on various light phenomena and observation of UFO

Still no witness proving any direct presence of some object (UFO) or a light phenomena during creation of any agrosymbol; only in few cases there were registered these phenomena immediately about moment of the rise

Monitored problems - acoustic

Reports on strange sounds at the agrosymbol (noise, whistling or rumbling like from a lightning (noise with frequency about 5 kHz)

Resonance on approximately three frequencies: 4.0 – 4.6 – 6.5 kHz

A question is whether the sounds recorded close to the agrosymbols relate anyway with their rise

Monitored problems – reactions of animals

General opinion is that agrosymbols have negative effects to living organisms

Dogs and birds avoid supposedly entering the circles

Reactions of animals are not credible and are still not decisive for any conclusions.

Other research

• Ley-lines – agrosymbols are located on connecting lines between churches, chapels, often in golden sections

• Agrosymbols appearing in recent years are linked each other on the lines

• Chapels of a so-called Holy grave are close to the agrosymbols; their oblique windows are directed to the places of agrosymbols

Research associations in the CR

• KPUFO (1991) www.kpufo.eu

• Projekt Záře (1993) www.projektzare.cz

• Badatelské centrum Statenice (1997) http://www.zahadno.mysteria.cz

• Záblesk (1995) http://zablesk.mysteria.cz

• Fantastic Fact Club – FFC (2000) http://www.ffc.cz

Bibliography

• Hesemann, M.: Poselství z vesmíru. ETNA, Praha, 1993 

• Hesemann, M.- Tothová, E.: Záhadné kruhy v obilí. ETNA, Praha, 1997

• Kol. aut. KPUFO: Agrosymboly - objevy, názory, hypotézy. Včelka, Plzeň, 1996

• Novák, P.: Vzkazy odnikud. Laiwa Press, Plzeň, 1996

• Kyborg, H.J. - H. Koch: Záhadná poselství hvězd. Dialog, Liberec, 1998

• Plíšková, A. a kol.: Piktogramy v ČR a energetický systém Země. Krásy agrosymbolů na Moravě 2000 – 2006. Vl. nákl., 2006