Graham Timmins

This signature is not in data/gazetteer/authors.json, so it stands for itself: any other spelling of the same name has its own page. Only signatures on five or more documents are curated by hand.

Signatures

Claims

5 claim(s) extracted by lexicon from this author's documents. A claim row records what the author wrote, with the sentence verbatim; it is not evidence about a formation, and nothing here is tested: the pre-registered tests of the testable types are build step M3-8, and they live in the analysis section. The precision column is what the lexicon's patterns for that type were measured at on 65 hand-labelled documents, so a count can be read against how often that type is matched wrongly.

Up to 3 quote(s) per type, verbatim:

• “The circlemakers chose this field of what I took to be winter wheat, barely 30cm high – despite its being surrounded by fields full of well-grown oilseed rape - only three fields away from last year's 15th July formation and making an exact straight line with the 27th July 2015 formation at Cherington 3.5km away.”authorship_et · source page
• “Worth a visit, especially for anyone who still thinks crop circles are made with planks and bits of string!”authorship_human · source page
• “Field report crop circle near Tarlton, Glos, visited 09:10 21st April 2015”comparison · source page
• “The detailed patterns shown in the aerial photos, which include differential effects creating light and dark (more leaves affected in some parts of the pattern than others), would require a very precise application of finely calculated doses of herbicide or other chemical to achieve such an effect, and these would have to be delivered by a drone or other overhead device which would have to be rather more precisely controlled than the ones used for taking crop circle photos seem to be capable of.”science · source page
• “I therefore conclude that it's more likely that the leaves in this formation were wilted using an attenuated and very finely calibrated form of the same kind of microwave-type energy which is thought to bend stems and explode nodes in 'normal' crop formations.”science · source page

Documents

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Formations