>cell towers are safe
Cell towers are safe
Levi Scott
Asher Powell
What am I looking at
Aaron Fisher
wtf is this picture supposed to represent?
Lincoln Parker
Just a retarded doctored photo that some literally autistic individual posted for attention.
Just sage and carry on.
Jaxson Price
Propaganda and bullshit.
Sebastian Phillips
I think if the shadow of the tower is in the middle of the circle it'll look like the tower is sending off radio waves?
Isaac Morales
A farmer upset that there is a tower near his land so he is blaming all of his failures on it and people don't believe him so he piled up dirt in a completely nonsense way around the tower to get stupid people to think there is an issue with it.
Carter Johnson
>>cell towers are safe
that's not even a cell tower you moron
Thomas Campbell
the tower is just that, a tower, the antennas are mounted along the way and on top. This is likely just some relay station with highly directional antennas pointed at some other site.
The spacing in the pattern would imply VERY long wavelength, and the origin cannot be anything on the tower given its center.
Dominic Fisher
to it's coincidence?
Justin White
probably just fake
Nathaniel Stewart
No, it's crop circles for stupid fucks.
Kayden Campbell
WE 2HU NOW
Jack Watson
niggurz
Xavier Edwards
just a cell tower getting caught redhanded making crop circles
Connor Parker
Zachary Adams
>thinks his local paper is safe from fake news
if anything the little local gossip papers are the main cause of spreading fud
Oliver Flores
Jayden Collins
OP's a faggot.
Sage and move on.
Jeremiah Carter
When that happens you unlock a secret shrine
Alexander Peterson
for starters, GSM is much much shorter wavelength than the spacing in the pattern would imply. Wavelength for modern mobile comms is around 30 cm, this looks like meters 10 m, which would imply 10-100 MHz, which would be the military and FM radio.. military is unlikely given the site. Most likely it is a relay tower.
I vote fake, but maybe, just maaaybe the farmer used fertilizer that has (very) high iron content, and some atmospheric conditions temporarily pushed the field down enough for it to leave a mark in the ferrite rich soil.. but in any case, it most certainly was NOT due to GSM or any other modern comms.
Henry Walker
>1-100MHz
oh and also amateur long wave radio bands..