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			by Daily Mail Reporter 
			
			July 11, 2010 
			
			from
			
			DailyMail Website 
			
			  
			
			Perhaps it was caused by a close encounter of the 3-D kind. 
			 
			This sophisticated crop circle uses an optical illusion to give the 
			impression of a three dimensional cube.
			The creators of the 200ft wide design in a field of wheat at Clay 
			Hill near Warminster, Wiltshire remain a mystery. 
			 
			The area is known as the UFO capital of Britain after repeated 
			sightings of 
			
			unearthly objects and numerous crop circle appearances 
			over the last few decades. 
			
			
			
			  
			An amazing four-dimensional crop circle has appeared in field of 
			wheat  
			
			at Clay Hill, Warminster, Wiltshire 
			 
			
			
			  
			
			However, those hoping that the mysterious circle is a message from 
			another world or a sign of a spacecraft landing are likely to 
			disappointed.  
			 
			Over a decade ago pranksters Doug Bower and Dave Chorley admitted 
			that they had created 200 crop circles mostly around Warminster. 
			 
			Mr Bower explained that after sketching them out in his studio 
			workshop they would take a plank and rope to a cornfield where they 
			would walk around with the rope in ever-increasing circles and make 
			a passageway leading to another identical circle.  
			 
			Not that this very down to earth explanation halted wild conjecture 
			about their origins.  
			 
			The crop circle phenomenon started in Westbury, just three miles 
			north of Warminster in August 1980 and last month 200 crop circles 
			have appeared in one elaborate formation in the nearby village of 
			Mere. 
			 
			Some believe Westbury's proximity to the prehistoric stone circles 
			at Stonehenge and Avebury is the reason for the strange goings-on.
			Others say it is because it lies on the confluence of two so-called 
			
			ley-lines, which link spots said to have 'mystical energy'. 
			 
			Conspiracy theorists put them down to the proximity of Salisbury 
			Plain, home of secret military work. 
			 
			Crop circle expert Steve Alexander said of the latest design:  
			
				
				'It 
			appears to be a cube which involves the circle makers using 
			techniques other than just flattening the crop.' 
			 
			
			
			  
			This spectacular design has appeared 40 miles away 
			
			  
			
			  
			
			
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