'Crop circle' presentation slideshows

Welcome t o AREA 51

Welcome t o AREA 51. Using Student Responders. To respond to a question: Wait for polling to open. Select your response You do not have to turn on your responder, it is ready to go. Welcome to AREA 51. Crop circle image 1. Insert image of a crop circle design.

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Fernando Solari, Paul Hodgen, John Shanahan, and Jim Schepers

Effects of distance to target, time of the day, wetness of the leaves, and sensor position on active sensor readings. Fernando Solari, Paul Hodgen, John Shanahan, and Jim Schepers. Objectives. To determine how Sensors distance to the target Time of the day Wetness of the leaves

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Writing Rules

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Integrated Science

Integrated Science. CHAPTER 25 REVIEW PART 2. Which of the following is NOT in our solar system?. A moons of the planets B. the sun C. nine planets D . the stars other than the sun. Who was the first American in space?. A)Chuck Yeager Alan Shepard Neil Armstrong Yuri Gagri.

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History

The history and current status of N sensing research at the University of Minnesota. John Lamb, Daniel Kaiser and Jeff Vetsch. History. Why? Increase NUE! Production? Environmental? Logic behind the in-season approach. Concerns:. Can we use split applications for optimum grain yield?

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Comparison of Commercial Crop Canopy Sensors

Comparison of Commercial Crop Canopy Sensors. Ken Sudduth Newell Kitchen Scott Drummond USDA-ARS, Columbia, Missouri. Missouri VR-N research. Began on-farm research using canopy sensors in 2004

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Interfacing Sensors with (VR)Application Equipment

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The Interpretation of the Torino Crop Circle

This presentation is not business related and it has been uploaded in order to support a post from a forum.

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The Comparison of Red Greenseeker and Crop Circle in a Sugar Beet Canopy

The Comparison of Red Greenseeker and Crop Circle in a Sugar Beet Canopy. John A. Lamb University of Minnesota and Mark W. Bredehoeft Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative. Sugar beet top yield 2004. Y = -11402 + 20665 X r = 0.34*. Y = -11157 + 18705 X r = 0.62**.

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Crop Circles

Crop Circles. Be able to use a pair of compasses to make an accurate construction. What is a crop circle?. Crop circles are patterns created by the flattening of crops such as wheat, barley, rye, or corn. The term crop circle entered the Oxford Dictionary in 1990.

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Crop Circles

Crop Circles. Be able to use a pair of compasses to make an accurate construction. What is a crop circle?. Crop circles are patterns created by the flattening of crops such as wheat, barley, rye, or corn. The term crop circle entered the Oxford Dictionary in 1990.

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C ircles on the cereal crop s in W yla towo

C ircles on the cereal crop s in W yla towo. -Corn crop circles.

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The Amazing Crop Circles

The Amazing Crop Circles. Brody Welsh 6-100. Crop Circles what do they do to people?. It makes people go a little crazy because they think their going to their ship and going to attach earth Almost smarter because they want to research crop circles

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This jellyfish crop circle appeared in an Oxfordshire field in June 2009.

Some people believe that crop circles are the work of aliens, but many people have confessed to creating these elaborate designs by flattening the corn and using rope tied to a stake to ensure that their circles are perfect.

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Crop Circles

Crop Circles. Joe Student Mrs. Combs Freshman Composition. Thesis. By analyzing the origins, theories and modern connections of the phenomenon of crop circles, an understanding of their impact on the possibility of life on other planets can be gained. Origins. First one happened in 1970s

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