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STAR BURST Julian Gibsone calls this crop circle the "Star Burst" and comments:

A star burst explodes onto a remote part of the English landscape. This wonderful formation has appeared in a very difficult location to find. It cannot be seen from the ground as it is 8 tram lines into the middle of a large wheat field and hidden from the road by a small wood. Without the help of an aerial photo this would have proved almost impossible. There is a magical element to the geometry within this formation. An awesome experience!

Julian Gibsone (Director of 'Circle Chasers 2006' and our other DVD's)

On the left is an aerial photo of the crop circle first seen on July 7, 2007. On the right is a diagram of the image imprinted on the farmers field. The resonance between the two-dimensional hexagon that forms the external border and the three-dimensional cube depicted in the inside promted blogger Sudsan Rennison to comment:

"I find this crop circle particularly interesting and I have named it the E-7 Lattice Crop Formation. In "Tuning the Diamonds", I provide details that the hidden dimensions of space-time are structured and theoretical physicists have come up with specific lattices that correspond with the platonic solids. The E-7 corresponds with the octahedron and the cube, the hexagon depicted here is really a 2-dimensional representation of the octahedron. I believe that we are being told that space-time is evolving to this new E-7 lattice. There have been other crop circles that specifically point out cubes and diamonds and I believe we are being informed that we need to understand the impact of the change of aesthetic density."

http://www.susanrennison.com/Index_News_oftheimbalance.htm

Susan Joy Rennison

August 4, 2005: Boreham Down, Wiltshire, England

On August 4, 2005 at 4:23pm French researcher Pierre Beake was carrying out one of his numerous photo-experiments inside the above described crop circle formation at Boreham Down, near Lockeridge in Wiltshire. Over a long term period and together with his wife he was taking hundrets of digital photos of the surrounding area. The results of those experiments are investigated intesively back home on the computer. Out of the hundrets of normal photos with nothing unusual on it, from time to time Pierre and his team discover extraordinary details such as for example strange objects captured on film. While one person takes the photos a second (in this case Pierres wife) controlls the scenery with his eyes to look out for anything strange or normal that could be misinterpreted later.

And again, the photo-session inside the Boreham Down crop circle showed an interesting but strange result in the sky above the nearby West Woods.

While there is a lot of speculation about what this "anomaly" might be, there is no answer to this question so far. A first idea was that it could be a paraglider. However, this idea can be disproved for the following reasons:

First of all, NO paraglider nor similar activities were observed by the controlling person at the time the photos were taken and there is only one photos showing this "object". General paragliding activities would have been visible also on previous and following pictures - but none are. Furthermore, the general area and direction in which the photo was taken (see: following map) is no paragliding area and not suitable for this sport. Others places nearby - such as for example Golden Ball Hill and Milk Hill areas - were people do paragliding are to far away to explain the "object".

Finally the position of the "object" seems to coincide with the distance of the West Woods trees - again an argument against the idea that the object might be a paraglider caught in a strange angled movement as paragliding would be impossible there.

So far there is no valid explanation for the strange object in the sky above West Woods. You can find more interesting and spectacular results of the French researchers dedicated work on their homepage at: www.coldevence.com