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This is the famous Milk Hill Formation everyone is raving about, with some simple explanations.

First look at the large white circles. You can see that the arms aren't magical or tough to do. Someone stood still, while another person mapped out the arc the circles would follow. See the black circle points out these "construction lines." You can see them on all 6 arms.

Click on the picture for a full size image.

Next you might ask how they could do this all so perfectly. Well, start in the middle, where symmetry is most noticable. The last circles in each arm vary in size, since they have to compensate for any small irregularities that occur. If they constructed the circles on the arm a little too large, and too far apart, they just make the last circle smaller. If they made the circles a little on the small side, and closer together, they make the last circle on the arm larger. Note how 1, 2, and 4 are small circles, 3 and 6 are medium sized circles, and 5 is a large circle.

And don't say it's perspective. 5 and 1 are about the same distance from the camera, and should be approximately the same size, but 5 is much larger than 1. Circle 3 is larger than circle 1, but is farther from the camera!

Surely this demonstrates that this formation (which is the poster-boy of the "impossible for humans to make" crop circles) is either man-made, or the aliens/magnetic forces were physically tramping down the crops. There is no other reason for the construction lines and the irregular last circles. I for one go with the man-made theory.
 

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