Colin Andrews

Colin Andrews (born March 1946 and researcher who has studied crop circles and related unexplained phenomena since the early 1980s. He co-founded an organization focused on crop circle research in 1984, and has written books and made media appearances on the subject.

Early life and career Colin Andrews is a British electrical engineer In 1983, he reported observing an unexplained crop formation in Hampshire. to document and examine crop circle reports. Early work by the group included collecting field data and collaborating with individuals such as Pat Delgado and Busty Taylor.

Research into crop circles Andrews' interest in crop circles began in the early 1980s, when he observed a complex formation resembling a Celtic Cross in a wheat field near Cheesefoot Head, Hampshire.

In 1989, Andrews co-authored Circular Evidence with Pat Delgado, with the Duke reportedly subscribing to a newsletter authored by Andrews.

Scientific and public reception The crop circle phenomenon has been met with skepticism in the broader scientific community. Notably, in 1991, Doug Bower and Dave Chorley admitted to creating many crop circles as hoaxes using simple tools, casting doubt on claims of non-human origin. He maintains that the remaining formations could not be fully explained by hoaxers alone, nor can the reports of associated anomalies.