Kornsirkel (Norwegian Nynorsk Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Kornsirkel" in Norwegian Nynorsk language version.

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bt.no (Global: 7,709th place; Norwegian Nynorsk: 46th place)

cropcirclesnorway.com (Global: low place; Norwegian Nynorsk: low place)

csicop.org (Global: 3,411th place; Norwegian Nynorsk: 8,482nd place)

rogalandsavis.no (Global: low place; Norwegian Nynorsk: 2,658th place)

uoregon.edu (Global: 3,144th place; Norwegian Nynorsk: 6,499th place)

pages.uoregon.edu

  • Richard Taylor (August 2011), Feature: Crop circles. Coming soon to a field near you (PDF), physicsworld.com, arkivert frå originalen (PDF) 18. mai 2013, henta 10. november 2013, «Today, with the benefit of hindsight, such explanations sound rather contrived. At the height of the debate, though, no less a physicist than Stephen Hawking was prepared to accept some version of Meaden’s theory. When a spate of circles appeared in the countryside near his Cambridge home in 1991, Hawking told a local newspaper that “crop circles are either hoaxes or formed by vortex movement of air”.» 

web.archive.org (Global: 1st place; Norwegian Nynorsk: 1st place)

  • Joe Nickel Circular Reasoning: The 'Mystery' of Crop Circles and Their 'Orbs' of Light. Skeptical Inquirer. Utgave 26.5. September/Oktober 2002 Archive
  • Richard Taylor (August 2011), Feature: Crop circles. Coming soon to a field near you (PDF), physicsworld.com, arkivert frå originalen (PDF) 18. mai 2013, henta 10. november 2013, «Today, with the benefit of hindsight, such explanations sound rather contrived. At the height of the debate, though, no less a physicist than Stephen Hawking was prepared to accept some version of Meaden’s theory. When a spate of circles appeared in the countryside near his Cambridge home in 1991, Hawking told a local newspaper that “crop circles are either hoaxes or formed by vortex movement of air”.»