Something in Space Sends Us a Radio Signal Every 22 Minutes

[@Muppet07]

I bet that 99% of people went straight to comments instead of watching

[@TheOriginalGabberjaw]

Dude its 3 hours, ofcourse we did

[@callyral]

hey!

[@joshsmith7033]

It's three f****** hours long? Why wouldn't we?

[@robincamps8469]

1 Min. I think its an advertising

[@mystical3022]

Yep, I'm one of them. I knew there would be funny comments

[@maxcali863]

It's clearly not a Polsar or any phenomenon related to a timed sound wave generated naturally. The randomness of its occurrence rules that out. When something ceases for five years and then resumes emitting the same sound from the same spot, with no variation in intensity, it defies all natural explanations. Sound waves don't exhibit such random sequences; there's no discernible pattern. This suggests that whoever or whatever is attempting to communicate with us is signaling its presence by producing a sound unlike anything naturally occurring in space. The first one is pretty convincing if it’s true.

[@takeoverjupiter]

Im thinking the randomness could be explained by objects like planets blocking the pulses for an amount of time.

[@effingdingus]

It’s the radio waves emitted from a black hole during rotation

[@Nilewhite411]

Lol I heard this exact line on a Charlie sheen movie (first contact)

[@USARealityCheck]

​@@takeoverjupiterExactly my thought.

[@gonelucid]

​@Nilewhite411inspiration does happen

[@darkizofficial]

Whats more funny is that this video pops up on my recommended feed every 22 minutes!

[@SargeScum]

I need your Emoji😂

[@jamming8519]

what's more funny is that people are hitting the like button on this garbage!

[@JujuReviews703]

white dude named Tyrone is the funniest by far🤣🤣😂😂

[@gurneymcbuzzin]

​@@JujuReviews703Tyrone was originally a white name.

[@JujuReviews703]

@@gurneymcbuzzin but we all know its a typical black name now. thanks for the history lesson

[@PierreBourassa]

If they're getting a signal every 22 minutes, they must know which direction it's coming from. Why not ask the James Web Space Telescope to track it down?

[@WhattoRepair]

James Webb is optical telescope, not radio telescope. It cannot receive radio signals and find precise spot to look. Radio telescopes from Earth make estimation from where signal comes, but at 15000 light years distance mistakes can be large enough to leave hundreds and thousands of objects for James Webb to watch. It could take years and years to find something unusual if you only watch with optical telescope. Its a huge area to watch. Maybe it could work in synchronisation with radio telescopes, I dont know.

[@cbreezy]

Such a weird comment to make when you don’t know 💩 about the JWST…

[@Laughinghard22]

@@cbreezy😂😂😂😂

[@user-mp8ff6mv3p]

You understand the state of how sensitive information is handled and released in modern standards correct?

[@gogatorball]

Because its not real

[@TheEducat0r]

When the universe sends a message, we better listen! Excited to dive into this cosmic mystery!

[@maximusaugustus6823]

Chat GPT calculated for me, it would take us 24.4 billion years for us to get there with today’s technology. A distance is 15,000 light years where that signal comes from.

[@gonelucid]

Nice.

[@JXR-MUSIC]

think about how far technology has came in 100 years though, like the luna 1 had a max speed of 5000mph while now we can go 15kmph

[@SeemeComing]

They just discovered how to go a 100 times the speed of light. It's something like one point six million miles per hour... That would shave some time off that trip.

[@uhh6785]

where did you read this ​@@SeemeComing

[@redfo3009]

Well that is why they travel with worm holes

[@FishingHuntingAndBigfoot]

I didn't watch this 3 hour + video in its entirety but it seems the only thing we understand, is that we really don't understand anything.

[@Brian-nn1tf]

this is the only comment that makes sense

[@WolverineMKD]

This video should have been a reel...

[@Jeremy-zt3xp]

Sounds exactly like the signal from the movie Contact, over 20 yrs ago

[@criticality2056]

Uh, wha?

[@KJ-xt3yu]

lol the ones use in this media, yes are sourced from the movie "contact" but the actual sat data is public record for everyone to check and comb through

[@wendywhite4929]

YES. and the story too

[@Jeremy-zt3xp]

@@KJ-xt3yu appreciate the clarification. Will check it out👍

[@kristinholcomb5817]

That's exactly what I was thinking. I really like that movie surprisingly enough.

[@smurf2poney379]

Definitely a signal from the Eye of the Universe ! (Outer Wilds ❤)

[@robertavila8165]

Probably an extended warranty offer.

[@WayOfTheZombie]

Jake from State Farm

[@yeafoo7473]

The planets warranty about to expire 😂

[@pinkflamingo8881]

Classic Ferengi tactic.

[@SisyphusJP]

Bigger the smile… sharper the knife…

[@NLTops]

@@SisyphusJP Small print leads to large risk.

[@ssolrik]

Greed is eternal.

[@anotherhuman9974]

How wide are these radio signals or how difficult are the calculations needed to transmit to our planet considering the speed we are moving relative to the source of transmission & the distance that has to be travelled.🤯

[@wilz3346]

You're making a lot of assumptions when You belive Your science ideology

[@anger9984]

It's called theory

[@davidgonzales6105]

Yes it's us sending that radio signal and it's reflecting back to us.😮

[@LouVillegas-ll2vo]

CC

[@HNIN1973]

Why every howevermany minutes?

[@Frank-hn3yj]

Bravo

[@crewdawg2008]

At 15,000 light years away? What do you think we were broadcasting 30,000 years ago that would be reflecting back now? Nothing, because humans didn't even exist 30,000 years ago lol

[@crewdawg2008]

@@rickybobby7276 Actually, we know that isn't the case. As an example, see how civilization was thriving during the height of the Roman Empire, and then how it plunged back into chaos after the fall, what we commonly refer to as the Dark Ages. This is, of course, but one example of an event that has happened over and over throughout human history. I know, this actually makes your point, so you see I'm agreeing with you, but also elaborating somewhat so that others may look upon this well known example and think to themselves how frequent such events may have been. I seriously doubt humans ever reached the technological level where we are today, but we can see how so much technology and innovation was lost at times, and had to be reinvented all over again.

[@stephenrocks7004]

Just think all the stars beaming their light to earth could, in real time be gone,!! Something to think about.

[@bufferzone3247]

I've been following this too. I cracked the code. It's a count down till arrival.

[@lechiffredaffaire9382]

😮

[@bufferzone3247]

Who is they? Who am I?

[@robdagr8te]

Mr president won’t see you tho cause you punched him because you thought he was sleeping with your wife. News flash he wasn’t now you gotta fly into the mothership with the fresh prince and nukem like duke 🤘🗿

[@origintrackz5235]

​@@robdagr8te😂😂😂

[@tanajisengupta5412]

It's a sound of a ship 😅

[@tvHTHtv_is_A_Crackhead]

0:37 😂😂😂😂😂😂 yeah he looks like his name is Tyrone alright 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cuzonGames]

why 🤣🤣

[@scrawn9721]

You know exactly ​@@cuzonGames

[@tvHTHtv_is_A_Crackhead]

@@cuzonGames😂😂😂 just google image search Tyrone 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@biadhoce]

Such an American comment. Tyrone is originally an Irish name.

[@triggrhappi]

Pronounced 'tauy-rown' in Australia 😁

[@Cantshred777]

18, 22 and 5 is Argon, Titanium and Boron. You know what you get if you mix these elements? I'll tell you I have no idea, I'm just clutching at straws

[@susiedyer3260]

That sounds like the sound from the movie called contact with Jodi Foster

[@wendywhite4929]

❤ my thoughts exactly

[@MegaAntras]

Yes coz he used that sound in this video, this isn't real radio waves he talking about...

[@wendywhite4929]

@@MegaAntras 👍

[@vinciindigo7360]

The universe is so beautiful

[@TheApacheTrail]

Cringe

[@teejay6063]

"There might be something in the universe that scientists haven't explored yet." Yeah, like 90% of it.

[@RepentingMan]

You think scientists have explored 10% of the universe? Impossible.

[@Voidsway]

I'll be amazed if they explored 99.9999998

[@MerthanMerter]

@@Voidswayyou ment 0.0000002 (which is also scientifically not possible)

[@cr9281]

​@@Voidsway huh?

[@Voidsway]

​@@cr9281what MerthanMerter corrected me on. My brain must have been fried when I wrote 99.99999998.

[@xcastinx]

The dark skies was probably a volcanic events else where. Ash and soot .

[@iknownothing495]

Probably Starman asking for roadside assistance because his Tesla broke down...

[@harryblox760]

Brilliant film.

[@ecki6662]

No Tesla station on Pluto 😂😂

[@rokitman5753]

Be real.ok

[@avoidingreality7]

How ignorant are you exactly?

[@harryblox760]

@@ecki6662 They probably didn't pay their rent to the station owners like on earth.

[@JoshMunoz-f8w]

Had a thought about this today, What if people can reconstruct the signal? A Tri-Spiral into some form of ||double helix times whatever filament is needed per dimensional form.

[@wascalywabbit]

Wait a minute, you say as civilization that we have not met yet, does that insinuate that we have met a different civilization

[@trebell885]

When these voyager missions look back at us. Everything is in a higher rate of motion 🌀

[@JamesStanley-u3d]

How does recorded data disappear? Just rewind it

[@gonelucid]

The delete button😅

[@nickkk420]

It's clearly a sitcom

[@Dzeroed]

Haha, nice one, I got it 👌

[@Synthetic-Chicken]

Vibration and frequency, things you can't see but can feel, extremely powerful forces.

[@sekimoki3024]

It's on the planet Earth from other dimension 😶

[@Malibusunrise]

👀

[@noam65]

Okay, the distance is 15,000 lightyears, the signal strength is X, then the source signal strength can be calculated. If it's a "bazillion" giga-Watts then it's almost certainly not made by any corporeal living being.

[@dheeraj_nadimpalli]

More likely we were too late to understand and intercept this phenomenon Not just decades but more before😊 Hopefully it will resolve one mystery and bring science will be able to close this study

[@RadiantFreeEnergyResearch]

space itself, every point in space, sends a signal that is, the material universe, at a rate/frequency/speed of 10 to the 120th (1 with 120 zeroes after the 1) cycles per second. in turn, the material universe sends a signal back to space (also called infinite vacuum energy/zero point vacuum fluctuation dynamics, among many other names) at the same rate, which sustains this energy field we think of as infinite vacuum energy. also called the dirac sea, a literal ocean of infinite energy. nassim haramein also teaches the physics/equations and peer reviewed science of infinite energy at infinite points throughout all of, and everywhere within and beyond, space. enjoy the infinite journey of discovering infinite energy, within every breath of air. i recently watched a documentary called “the connected universe” which also teaches and elaborates on the science which einstein, and tesla spoke of so often.

[@danaflygirl4881]

It’s like a video game. We gotta level up to unlock it

[@meatheadz4468]

It’s a mobile phone salesman from India who’ll tell you you’re eligible for a phone upgrade!

[@Handofyoutoob]

Imagine If these are other civilizations and we are just 1 of many just like the signal's we sent out, I'm pretty sure over the light years it would eventually fade or disappear

[@BOSSMAYNE10]

Nah just like energy or screaming creates a sound and yes it keeps going keep traveling deep space

[@archangel1221]

It’s almost definitely a pulsar. That’s its orbital period.

[@jacobgrosvenor4853]

N14 pulsar for sure

[@therealdarthvader9936]

My thoughts exactly

[@robertdadabo9076]

If it was a pulsar, wouldn't Nasa and everybody else know what that is?

[@criticality2056]

Pulsar make it dark?

[@emmanual477]

Timber Hearth been silent ever since this dropped

[@Siouxperman]

I think we need a looksie from JWTS

[@hlinville6034]

Wish I could remember the specifics. There was an organization once that occasionally thought they had found a signal from space once. Turns out it was when ever the door was open to the cafeteria in conjunction with microwave oven on.

[@federicovolpi4511]

a signal every 5 and 18 minutes.. 5 is letter "E" and 18 is "T" 👽

[@gitaarmanad3048]

in which alphabet?

[@sapphire3735]

@@gitaarmanad3048the one you’re typing in

[@Micah-x5z]

If only they would look at the obvious things people would pass off as ordinary -_-

[@karlj.4798]

Thought the 18th letter was 'R' ... ?!?

[@initnotofit]

​@gitaarmanad3048 Right?! They know enough about us to use our own alphabet to send us a code but not enough to make it more frickin obvious....

[@Azzywrld224]

What’s going on with these comments

[@ItsChloeeee704]

Fr

[@jenniferholich9592]

Right this is the only comment that made any sense

[@katelynmaras]

right

[@imn0tgarbage]

Bots. Don't support this channel

[@Alienxmilk]

We’re the only humans here 👀

[@JeffUmstead]

It is so far away, that even if it were an intelligent civilization, chances are that civilization no longer exists. In any case, we would not be able to have a conversation. It would be (150K X 2) years before we got a response to any signal we sent.

[@macadelic2492]

It’s clearly radio waves from a civilization that has finally reached us. That’s why it keeps coming in ever since

[@gregsmith7828]

America isn't the only country that put things in space

[@kevinthomas1370]

Space is big! Like almost the size of the entire Atlantic Ocean!

[@FrankHahnl-qz5zf]

Neither is man the only species 😮

[@MorlogMorningDigest]

Space doesn't exist! How does an atmosphere exist next to the vavume of space? The laws of thermodynamics state that this is absolutely impossible regardless of sciences explanations. And fruitless theories such as gravity. None of them can succinctly explain how our atmosphere stays attached to the earth if it were next to the vacuum of space.

[@hardedar9647]

​@@kevinthomas1370I'm pretty sure the ocean is bigger than space

[@Ophelia_Pain]

@@kevinthomas1370 If the ocean was as big as Space "The universe" It would take up the universe.

[@georgemullen737]

It's not a pulsar as they always have the same or very close beat (signals) this has changed several times, repeated then changed.. sounds and seems like compressed information... we just don't know how to interpretat at the moment...

[@Thenextday8]

Thing is we don’t know..could just be something out there that emits radio signals and we just haven’t understood space enough. We know little to nothing about space.

[@robbiewira5344]

Exactly, there could be things we never could have imagined out there and we literally have 0.000000000000001% of the information about our surrounding start systems let alone the entire universe

[@SwflSlateKing]

It also could be an American sonar space navigation system. This is probably what’s really going on with space force

[@K24Z3CU2]

It sounds like the same noise that was featured in the movie ID4 and Contact!

[@PollyAlice2000]

Tip of the hat, Tyrone!

[@TKayCO]

0:37 Lol that maarfcuker ain’t called Tyrone 😂 Looks more like aJesse, Andy or Edward. Though it is Australia so possibly a Robbo or Dazza.

[@PatronSaintOfPigeons]

I witnessed something similar, but it didn't go black, just weirdly dark, eerily so, it was almost like seeing in sepia, this was maybe 2017-18 in Scotland

[@ipgaming7462]

They figured it out today, 4/17/2024. It’s a Stellar Black hole, I think it was about 20+ light years away

[@lililililililili8667]

I'm more fascinated that the guy in that picture is named Tyrone

[@frankthompson6503]

The signal you are getting is from other satilites

[@randallhatcher6028]

It's a message from ET saying he made it home safely.

[@SAINT-ANTONIO]

Call Stargate SG-1 Command...they check it out Maybe it's THOR, calling

[@StargateExtincion]

No, no. Anubis

[@corneliusdinkmeyer2190]

@@StargateExtincionI thought we destroyed Anubis?

[@clementmariostlouis6686]

Oumuamua must have a voyager type spacecraft with JWST to explore the nearby galaxies .

[@dimviesel]

It’s a countdown. The clock is ticking⏱ Judgement is nigh

[@joterry123]

They’re getting closer !

[@manhunter3429]

If there are other beings in galaxies far from us and they are looking our way they will not see us as we are but the way the earth looked millions or even billions of years ago. And if they are out there it will take our signals decades, centuries and millenniums to get to them

[@PuiuM3u]

And aftet the signal crosses each other, booth civilizations are disapair for a long time. What a waste.

[@williamjulius4507]

Sure but they can study the make up of elements on the planet and can make a prediction about the level of life that could grow. Or not, elements can change and life might never start.

[@GargamelAzrael]

Whaats the frequency that is being talked about

[@kathrynhamer8533]

I think because of the dark days theoretically I think that the moon moves a little bit and moves in front of the sunlight and then goes back to its position and it says yeah and I think that occurs alongside where it happens my time where you said

[@DonWonwz]

That’s a sub space pulse wave drive mistuned on its way here

[@RED_BUNNY_]

So 1,18,10,3,5,22,18,35,1988,150000. It looks like message for me see If u convert each number into a letter the numbers will become a letter after u arrange them

[@williambeckett8196]

This hour has 22 minutes??😂

[@LilyGazou]

O Canadaaaaa😂

[@ELEVENNE1978]

Could it be voyageur?

[@danielhamby9448]

From the delta quadrant

[@rmd3138]

It sounds like me hitting my pillow and passing out

[@jonnny8]

They don’t use radio waves now? Stopped 1 million years ago as the signal takes to long to travel

[@ShaneBlack-fx9gq]

Some smart people here gives me hope

[@robv.o.1777]

Darth Vader suit is still active😂

[@erepsekahs]

It's a rotating star, and that has been known for well over 40 years.

[@RonCobb-co6dr]

So, 150,000 light years ? Don't that mean at the speed of light, it would take the same signal that many years to reach us ? The only way it could get here faster is for it to travel the same distance by thought. Otherwise, each one of those signals was sent at least 150,000 years ago and if it is actually a message from a civilized and evolving group of entities, they could look completely different than what they did from the time of the message being sent. So we get the message and a week later someone from that planet shows up and says they left a week ago. And they don't know anything about the message. They don't even recognize the language. Did they travel at the speed of light. ? Or, the speed of thought.

[@nasticanasta]

🤣 it’s signals we sent out boomeranging back

[@drewclay7829]

Echo…..echo ……echoooo

[@initnotofit]

Would invest all my money in this answer

[@williamta9408]

2:46:00 Great cgi. It looks like an acid trip

[@NoOneCaresJSYK]

I don’t see it lol. That reminds me of when i had some mushrooms and took a picture of my cat bc she had a third eye and wanted to remember what it looked like. Didn’t work that way hahaha 🙃 it was just my cat looking at me

[@AugustVenusgaming]

It might be from something unknown

[@RJForest.]

Well it's definitely not known or we'd know

[@dontuoharris2362]

Ya think?

[@funnyraisins3003]

Outer wilds time loop

[@maxbumper1814]

The caller id reads E.T👀

[@G.Yam74]

This show us just how many signals we never realize. 99,9% periode this is just any cosmic effect.

[@derSchweiz]

Are there small variations in the signal suggesting it may be a data carrier? Remember back to dial up days: even at a sluggish 9600bps, common speed of a fax modem, our human ears cannot differentiate. At 110bps to 4800bps all we can tell is if data is being transmitted; just setup a simple terminal and pick up the phone, each time you type the sound chabges.I wonder if there are these kind of data being encoded!

[@Steger13]

We are doing this also we also send signals to the universe so why aren't other planets or Univers doing the same thing?

[@drewclay7829]

Maybe they are at the cave man stage😂

[@williamjulius4507]

It's too dangerous to send out signals. We're the dummies that are lol

[@g_man_rising4345]

This guy seems to forget that a type 2 or type 3 civilization would have the kind of energy he is saying would be required if it were extraterrestrials sending signals. Furthermore if the universe is as ubiquitous with life as some theories hold then there might be a need for all of those civilizations to have such energy bursts all over the place especially if they are using energy for Warp drives or anything similar.

[@virgilmaralit7817]

While the ad is playing someone tell me wth we talking about for 3 hours

[@canttouchthis6439]

If we receive a signal exactly every 18/22 minutes that sorta tells me its a natural source

[@justinhuffman9324]

If we can recieve the signals why can't we send them back out and see if we get responses.

[@nancyallen8596]

And we're just now hearing about it, what does Elon Musk thank about it

[@js2749]

Isn’t this a film called ‘Contact’?

[@wendywhite4929]

This sounds so much like the plot of contact

[@gonelucid]

This is true.. they were inspired by real events..

[@gonelucid]

Carl Sagan wrote the novel.. of all people!

[@wendywhite4929]

@@gonelucid I know how cool right

[@wendywhite4929]

@@gonelucid ❤️❤️❤️

[@HoangLyDaiVuong]

This frequency triggers certain hibernating creatures to awaken.

[@jayduke8554]

It’s been determined the sound is decoded to communicate that we’re trying to connect to go over your car’s extended warranty 😮

[@highguy9650]

Its an echo imagine a radio wave traveling a million times the speed of light bouncing off stars ...

[@ErikDeMann]

"I'm sorry, Earth is closed today." ~Tony Stark.

[@Azakels]

I believe it's from the former North Star Vega.. V 22nd letter, maybe. ....vw(double v) this why 22. 2 dynamics 22nd letter and two v' makes w

[@thelionpack8411]

I would love to ask a scientist this question if we have this signal coming from that distance what if we sped the signals recording up that many times if it was even possible

[@manhunter3429]

Those must have been huge space ships especially the one the was over 120 miles wide

[@y_x2]

How can you modulate a pulsar???

[@montysmythe579]

That voice, my head starting pulsating after a while

[@azhottie101]

They figured out it was incredibly far, even on the space scale, fifteen thousand light years....... Does this guy know that the galaxy is a hundred thousand light years in diameter?

[@The-inspirational-moments]

Could it be a call for help from the supernova we are about to witness? If I was technologically advanced and couldn’t leave my solar system I would look for help.

[@JoseGarcia-gb6tx]

He said somebody turned down the transparency setting on us

[@SailorGreenTea]

Is it from mercury?

[@SailorGreenTea]

2:29, oh