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<\/p>\nStrange UFO markings were spotted by passers-by to one of the UK's top hotspots for unexplained encounters. <\/p>\n
Odd marks at Broadhaven Beach in Pembrokeshire led to the discovery of an odd six metre-wide skull and a cryptic message which spanned the length of the shoreline. <\/p>\n
For Dr Jonathan Melville, this means uncovering the words made up of various "ancient cultures" from across history. Beavertown Brewery were behind the texts, which used everything from "runic circles" to "Hindu mandalas" in communicating with alien life.<\/p>\n
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Dr. Jonathan Melville said: "Many ancient cultures used circular symbols like Norse runic circles and Hindu mandalas, but some elements in this design are historically out of place and prove to be more modern.<\/p>\n
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"The ancient Celts had no knowledge of modern computer structures or telegraph codes, nor did they require it – which is why this design almost seems as if its creation has a non-human origin. <\/p>\n
"This code is tailored for those who possess a deep curiosity and urge to unveil extra-terrestrial messages – only the truly intrepid would muster the courage to decode its secret meaning." A study has since shown 34% of 2,000 polled adults believe in aliens.<\/p>\n
A further 15% claim to have met or encountered an extra-terrestrial in their time on planet earth. Those who believe in life beyond our planet were also asked why they held such firm faith in aliens.<\/p>\n
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One of the leading reasons was thinking the universe was far too big to not house more than one lifeform in it. A total of 86% of those believing in aliens gave this as their reason, while 56% of adults thought the government was hiding proof of extra-terrestrial existence.<\/p>\n
Tom Rainsford of Beavertown Brewery said: "Pop on the TV or check your socials, it seems everyone is talking about aliens and UFOs. Therefore, it\u2019s not surprising that almost half of the UK say they\u2019d try and communicate with an alien if they ever came across one – just imagine the questions you\u2019d want to ask.<\/p>\n
"We are big fans of all things extra-terrestrial, so to celebrate Halloween and the launch of our new short film and graphic novel, we thought what a better way than to try to see what\u2019s really out there with a unique extra-terrestrial sand message."<\/p>\n
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