These two legitimate Crop Circle designs are depicting the orbit or Nibiru and the other planets in the inner Solar System. Berwick is showing the retrograde (clockwise) orbit of Nibiru when it came into the inner Solar System and slung around the Sun to head outbound. It is now located at the orbit of Venus, with its vast debris and moon filled tail coming arriving and gathering around it. The tail normally streams behind Nibiru, but while fighting the Sun’s gravity pull, Nibiru slows and the tail catches up.
Ackling is showing the clash in orbit direction between Nibiru and the planets in the inner Solar System. The Sun rotates in a counterclockwise direction, thus by its long reach all the planets orbiting the Sun orbit and rotate in this direction too. The Sun is at the center, driving this process. This continuous clash is like a sickle, a buzz saw, pushing back against Nibiru and the debris and moons in its tail. Were Nibiru not several times as massive as either the Earth or the Dark Twin or Venus, it might thus have been deflected.