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2011-6-23 15:11

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/inter2011/italy/Poirino2011a.html
下方有提到ASCII code

A new ASCII code was drawn in crops at Poirino, Italy on June 20, 2011, and seems to identify the crop artist as "Ea" or "Enki" who was a tall, blond, extra-terrestrial god in ancient Sumeria.

A new crop picture which appeared near Poirino, Italy on June 20, 2011 shows at its centre a large seven-pointed star, which clearly resembles another star-like crop picture from Lane End Down in southern England during July of 2005. That 2005 crop picture predicted the outburst of comet 17P Holmes two years later in October of 2007. Could another cometary outburst be imminent?

Even more interestingly, a series of seven rays along the outside of that new crop picture at Poirino are written in eight-bit ASCII code, and seem to identify the crop artist as "Ea" or "Enki", who was a tall blond extra-terrestrial god in ancient Sumeria. According to ancient legends, he and Innanna created modern humans by hybridizing sperm from the male gods with eggs taken from local aboriginals, already living on Earth tens of thousands of years ago.

The precise ASCII code which was drawn at Poirino goes as follows, reading clockwise around its large seven-pointed star:

01000101 E

01100001 a

01000101 E

01101110 n

01101011 k

01101001 i

00100000 space

That amazing crop picture also shows a series of "stars" around its seven edges, but it is not clear whether those symbols represent astronomical images around an exploding comet (as for Lane End Down 2005), or rather some clever mathematical code? Counting each set of "stars" individually, we seem to see "5.334444".

Last summer in 2010 at Poirino, the precise number of "stars" in a similar crop picture specified the famous equation E = mc2 in decimal ASCII code. No such obvious explanation seems clear yet for "stars" in this new 2011 crop picture, but helpful suggestions from the public would be welcome!