Researcher and videographer Peter R. Sorensen photographed some of the iron glazed rocks and wheat stalks/heads he found in the Cherhill 1993 crop circle. These images are from an email Peter sent me in 2005.
It’s important to note here that Peter, who initially believed Levengood’s ideas, changed his mind as to the origin of the iron glaze after meeting with known hoaxer Rob Irving, who claimed to have made the glaze in a science lab near Oxford. Peter handled Irving’s glaze samples, iron oxide powder allegedly mixed with water, and told me it looked identical to what he found on the rocks and plants in the circle.
And it’s important to remember this is the only formation ever (that I know about) where this iron glaze was found. I’ve never seen this glazed substance on any formations I examined up close, in the UK, Canada, or the US since I got involved in 1997. This doesn’t mean that plasma vortices aren’t the cause of some crop circles over the decades as Matsumoto suggested.
I’ve discussed some of these features of crop circles producing EM anomalies in my book Opening Minds: A Journey of Extraordinary Encounters, Crop Circles, and Resonance (2002). Also see my YouTube playlist with these anomalies on display: bit.ly/cropcircleweirdness. Direct link to my crop circle weirdness videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL99622B3ED5F8C859
This excellent book goes through history of crop circles going back hundreds of years all the way to the present, including eye witness accounts of ball lightning and UFOs creating the formations. The Secret History of Crop Circles by Terry Wilson
