Strange tree circles in Japan, suspected of being aliens

A cedar forest in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan is home to extremely unusual crop circles. Many people speculate that their origin may be created by aliens.

These strange tree circles can only be observed from above, it is clear that this is not a product of nature . These trees must have had intervention to have such a unique shape.

The purpose of this tree circle is to examine the effect of planting spacing on tree growth.

Photos of tree circles circulating on the internet have sparked various conspiracy theories, ranging from aliens to secret government experiments.

Recently, the secret of these tree circles has been revealed. This is definitely a government experiment but the purpose is to examine the effect of planting distance on tree growth .

They planted the cedars 10 degrees apart, eventually forming 10 concentric circles that became increasingly compact in the center. After half a century, the experiment proved that planting density did affect growth.

In fact, this tree circle reminds many people of the giant circles of various shapes that have begun to appear in the fields of England. These circles are still a great mystery to mankind. They are not only found in England, but also in many countries around the world, in mainland Europe and even abroad such as the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, India, etc.

 This tree circle reminds many people of the giant crop circles in England.

These circles are often so precise and symmetrical that they appear to be machine-made. The trees are bent and crushed but not killed, and are often in clockwise or counterclockwise spirals. The mysterious circles have been recorded in history books since the 14th century. In the centuries since, their appearance has been reported sporadically in many different areas.

But it wasn't until the 1980s that the strange circle began to attract the world's attention when the appearance of a circle was widely reported in the press.

Giant circles can appear on any type of crop.

Initially, these circles were discovered to be quite simple circles. But over time, they became more complex. They may have maze-like structures, insect shapes, designs from ancient civilizations, or writings that humans have never seen before.

They can appear on any type of crop such as wheat, rice, corn, beans, oats, tobacco or weeds and are completely formed overnight, beyond human observation.