Circles Definition and 307 Threads

  1. Ivan Seeking

    Are Crop Circles a Natural Phenomenon or Elaborate Hoaxes?

    Crop Circles We all know that many to most circles are hoaxed. It is my understanding that beyond any doubt, this phenomenon predates modern reports by at least decades. Some years ago I watched a Nova or similar that discussed this subject purely in meteorological terms. It was shown that...
  2. Ivan Seeking

    Mysterious Circles Appear In Ohio Soybean Field

    http://www.newsnet5.com/news/2524748/detail.html
  3. Ivan Seeking

    Is This Mysterious Circle in a Vacant Lot Evidence of Paranormal Activity?

    I'm thinking Hall of Fame? http://www.paratexas.com/Vacantlotcircles.htm
  4. C

    Why does a circles angles equal up to 2pi? Wouldn't it be 1?

    Why does a circles angles equal up to 2pi? Wouldn't it be 1pi? Please help. My geometry teacher (last year - and now he's gone) drew a circle for me and defined all the points in terms of pi (is there an ASCII character for pi, by-the-way, on the keyboard?). Where the 90 degree point would be...
  5. Ivan Seeking

    MICHIGAN CROP CIRCLES: Farmer raises a mystery

    "HOWELL TOWNSHIP -- They've come late at night, holding flashlights, their beams cutting the dark in the middle of 1,000 acres of wheat fields. They've come in the afternoon under blue sky to lift their arms and pray." http://www.freep.com/news/mich/signs5_20030805.htm
  6. Ivan Seeking

    Dodge County Man Sees Crop Circles Form

    ""The holes appeared and there it was but you couldn't see what made it, but I seen it right when it happened," farm owner Arthur Rantala said." http://www.themilwaukeechannel.com/news/2342726/detail.html
  7. S

    What is the radius of a circle represented by the equation |z - z1|=k|z - z2|?

    In general, |z - zo|=r, where z_o is a fixed point and r is a positive number, represents a circle centered at z_o and with radius r. |z - z1|=k|z - z2|, where z_1 and z_2 are fixed points, also apparently represents a circle, except maybe in the case where k=1. Then we have a line, or a...
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