Crop formations in France Part 4
The special relation of Moisselles with the Notre Dame cathedral and.........Stonehenge!
Probably everybody remembers the fire that raged in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris April 15th this year.
No wonder that the first crop formation in France near Moisselles, a village some 20 kilometers North of Paris made people speculate about it's meaning.
It is lying in a field very close to a place for pilgrimage where there is a statue of St. Mary on top of a bell tower.
Next to that place lies a cross formed by trees: La Croix verte.
Such a symbolic place for a crop formation to appear and to raise questions if it would have some association with this St. Mary and the "green cross".
I dare not go into speculation about this but I will concentrate on the spatial relationships I have found which are very interesting.
In Part 2 I showed you this image: the location of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris and the crop formation near Moisselles (no° 4). No° 19 is the crop formation near Saulx-Marchais and 33 the one near Treuzy-Levelay.
The "construction cirles" to create the fifth corner of the pentagram run very close to Treuzy and Notre Dame de Paris.
But first let me introduce you to a historical fact.
The Paris Meridian is a meridian line running through the Paris Observatory.
It is running on longitude 2°20'14.03” East of the Greenwich Meridian.
In 1884 on a conference in Washington, the Greenwich Meridian was internationally accepted as
the 0° meridian. The French only accepted this 27 years later in 1911.
Until that year they kept to their own Paris Meridian.....
Zoomed in we see this:
Pink = Paris Meridian
Yellow = lines connecting Moisselles to Menetou-Salon to the South and Nielles to the North
Green = distance of Moisselles to Paris Meridian
Blue = distance of Notre Dame Paris to the Paris Meridian
A bit more zoom......
The distance of Moisselles to the Paris Meridian is 604 meters.
The distance of Notre Dame cathedral to the Paris Meridian is 984 meters.
The relationship is almost a Phi relationship!
984/604 = 1,629139
Phi is 1,61803399....
Difference is 0,011105 (1,11%).
In the update in Part 2 I showed the result of constructing a new pentagram (blue) on basis of the now known exact location of the crop formation near Torigni-sur-Vire.
When I zoomed in again on the Notre Dame de Paris I saw that the blue line of the construction circle touches the line, drawn a few weeks before, from Notre Dame to the Paris Meridian! The white line is a part of the construction circle of the first (white) pentagram based on situating the Torigni crop formation +/- 2 kilometers more south.
Could there be a relationship to crop circles in the United Kingdom?
I am sure that I am going to find this out later.
In Part 6 of this series of articles I will focus my attention on the crop formation near Parcay-Meslay which has a very special relationship to .........Stonehenge!
But now first the relationship between Moisselles and Stonehenge.
In Part 1 I have shown you the spatial relationship between Moisselles, St. Hyppolyte and Menetou-Salon.
It looks like this:
The distance from 4 Moisselles to 7 St. Hyppolyte = 384,24 km, 7 St. Hyppolyte to 8 Menetou-Salon = 384,53 kilometers.
The distance from Moisselles to Stonehenge is 379,16 kilometers......only about 5 kilometers difference.
But there is something else: the line drawn from Moisselles to Stonehenge has a heading of 310,16°.
The sunset in Stonehenge on the first of June (the day that Moisselles was created and/or reported) was at 308°. On June 21st the sun sets in Stonehenge at 311°.
In Part 6 I will focus on the relationship of the crop formation near Parcay-Meslay and Stonehenge.
This is the situation seen from a higher perspective.
Part 4a Who was St. Hyppolyte?
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