Reconstruction of the Burderop Down 28-07-2003 formation |
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1. | ![]() | Draw a circle. Draw and extend the horizontal and vertical centerlines. | |||
2. | ![]() | Construct the inscribed dodecagon (regular 12-sided polygon) of circle 1, pointing up. (The dodecagon can easily be constructed by two inscribed hexagons – regular 6-sided polygons –, one pointing up, one pointing to the right). | |||
3. | ![]() | Construct the "flower of life" pattern, by copying circle 1 six times to every other angular-point of dodecagon 2, starting at the top. | |||
4. | ![]() | Construct a second "flower of life" pattern in the same way as step 3, now starting at the right. | |||
5. | ![]() | Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circles 3 and 4 (at the outer sides). | |||
6. | ![]() | Construct the inscribed dodecagon of circle 5, pointing up. | |||
7. | ![]() | Copy circle 1 six times to every other angular-point of dodecagon 6, starting at the top. | |||
8. | ![]() | Copy circle 1 six times to the tangent-points (intersections) of circles 7, as shown. | |||
9. | ![]() | Construct a circle, centered at the rightmost angular-point of dodecagon 6, tangent to the two rightmost circles 3 at the near sides. | |||
10. | ![]() | Copy circle 9 to the center of circle 1. | |||
11. | ![]() | Construct the circumscribed dodecagon of circle 1, with the middle of the upper side coincident with the upper angular-point of dodecagon 2, as shown. | |||
12. | ![]() | Construct the circumscribed circle of dodecagon 11. | |||
13. | ![]() | Copy circle 12 six times, to the centers of circles 4. | |||
14. | ![]() | Construct a circle, centered at the right angular-point of dodecagon 11 just above the horizontal centerline, tangent to the corresponding (near) side of dodecagon 2. | |||
15. | ![]() | Copy circle 14 to the right intersection of circle 1 and the horizontal centerline. | |||
16. | ![]() | Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circle 15 at the far side. | |||
17. | ![]() | Copy circle 16 six times, to the centers of circles 3. | |||
18. | ![]() | Construct a small circle the centerline of which connects the two lower intersections of circles 12 and 16 with the vertical centerline. | |||
19. | ![]() | Construct a circle concentric to the lower circle 7, passing through the center of circle 18, see detail. | |||
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20. | ![]() | Copy circle 19 six times, to the centers of circles 3. | |||
21. | ![]() | Copy circle 19 five times, to the centers of the other circles 7. | |||
22. | ![]() | Copy circle 19 again six times, to the centers of circles 8. | |||
23. | ![]() | Circles 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 21 and 22 make up all ingredients for the reconstruction. | |||
24. | ![]() | Leave out all parts not visible in the formation. High resolution dwf-file | |||
25. | ![]() | All areas corresponding to standing... High resolution dwf-file | |||
26. | ![]() | ...or to flattened crop are coloured, which finishes the reconstruction of the Burderop Down formation of 28-07-2003. High resolution dwf-file | |||
27. | ![]() courtesy the Crop Circle Connector photo by: John Dove | The final result, matched with the aerial image. | |||
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