Sunset and Fisherman

Charm Island Raja Ampat Papua In Indonesia

Raja Ampat is located in West Papua. Natural and compelling and unique culture make Raja Ampat special. All is still well preserved. Because people still see nature as a mother who care for and maintain them. An area of ten million hectares had seven hundred islands scattered.

For those who are avid sports underwater, Raja Ampat is the place. This area is rich with coral trumbu keanekaragamanan best in the world, and thousands of reef fish species that exist only this region. And this is one of the islands Kofiau of hundreds of islands here. The trip here should use a motor boat which takes about 4 hours from the city of Sorong.

There are three villages, one of them named De’er. The village is inhabited by a tribe Beteo which is the tribe who first came here two hundred years ago. No hotel or inn here. Electricity is still limited, the diesel that burns in a matter of hours. We seemed to be on the edge of a remote world.

Residents here are mostly fishermen and farmers of copra. With nature is still abundant, they will never have trouble not to mention their sensible attitude that still maintain the balance of nature.

Raja Ampat area has been preserved for thousands of years, a variety of marine life that is not necessarily any other area of the beach here you can find. Among divers, Raja Ampat are very well known. Raja Ampat is located in the triangle trumbu reefs of the world, so not surprisingly, this region is rich with coral and fish species trumbu distinctive and rare. Raja Ampat, like an uncut gem, and once to this place, forever you will never forget its beauty.

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The work of aliens? Indonesia's first crop circle has left many wondering -- but scientists remain skeptical. Indonesia's first crop circles have appeared -- and locals call it evidence of alien life.
Found in a rice field in a hamlet of Sleman, Yogyakarta, the crop circle consists of triangles and circles with a diameter of about 70 meters. While some observes say the shapes are manmade, local scientists and government officials are struggling for a concrete explanation, leaving UFO enthusiasts murmuring of extraterrestrials. "According to several residents, they saw a tornado on Saturday evening," said Ngadiran, one of six farmers who owns the land in Sleman. "On Sunday afternoon, we saw the footprint in our fields."
The pattern was first reported by a farmer, Tukiman, on Sunday at 6 a.m. His story drew hordes of people, causing heavy traffic congestion in the region. Enthusiastic locals all seem to have their own theory on the genesis of the mysterious occurrence. "I think they were left by an alien space ship, like one I saw on TV," Krasakan resident Cahyo Utomo told the Jakarta Post on Monday. "It is impossible that this was made by wind or any animal."
Others noted the pattern's unique symbology. "This particular crop circle is fascinating because of its striking resemblance to the muladhara chakra -- one of the basic chakras in Tantric Hinduism," Perdana told local news agency kompas.com.
But officials remain skeptical that the crop circle is evidence of a close encounter of the third kind. "We will not send investigators to the scene because we suspect the crop circle involves human intervention, not natural phenomena, nor scientific phenomena associated with outer space creatures commonly referred to as aliens," Thomas Djamaluddin, chief of astronomy research at Indonesia's space agency, told the Jakarta Globe.
The emergence of crop circles around the world have become increasingly prevalent since the 1970s, their mysterious appearance causing many to consider them the work of UFOs. In 1991, self-professed pranksters Doug Bower and Dave Chorley went public to claim responsibility for the trend, demonstrating their skill at making the typically ornate pattern in less than an hour.
At least some crop circles have been proven hoaxes, but some remain convinced of their otherworldly connections.
The former head of the Bosscha Observatory, Moedji Rharto, is taking a pragmatic approach. "If this really is the work of a UFO or extraterrestrial beings, it is almost 100 percent certain they would have left some sort of trace behind. It is highly improbable such beings could cover such distances without bringing along some sort of provisions," Moedji told the Jakarta Post. No such evidence has yet been retrieved.
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