They Hid The World's Newest Mystery Station - The Apocalypse

[@roelbrook7559]

That phrase "To change the settings, copy a file from the system configuration path to the subdirectory" is part of the manpage for Geany, a GTK IDE framework (generally for Linux and Gnome, possibly Mac). Could mean the system is leaking some information from its local filesystem or they copied some test data over there. I don't believe it's a symlink or anything, that would output a lot more human-readable text. The BUSL license is an alternative name for the source-available Business Source License.

[@WOFFY-qc9te]

I have no idea what you are explaining but I am convinced your right ........

[@javabeanz8549]

What if the references mean to find those words in different documents, and then the page numbers and/or the position on the page gives the real messages? You may have just pointed out one of the "code books" used. Codes generated from an identical installation on another computer, referencing files that would be on those two computers, or bootable images even.

[@Stevie-J]

I'm just spitballing here, but perhaps it's a red herring, or a pointer towards a book cipher (but in this case the "book" is a standardized digital document which is widely available)

[@WOFFY-qc9te]

@ Yep that sound good, so the "Book" is actually a file to be referenced on a computer. Right got that. GCHQ are probably doing a test for recruits. I would embed copy-write in an image pixel which cant be seen .

[@future_me_6067]

The creepy overtone of odd xmissions and possible explanations is killer. Thank you.

[@thormusique]

Excellent report, Lewis, cheers!

[@KeystoneInvestigations]

Great report RM! I have been hearing a lot of weird transmissions lately. Last night, I heard transmissions in Spanish (?) on the HF-GCS freq 8992 kHz !

[@Dwigt_Rortugal]

"The war is overt." That doesn't sound reassuring. Oops, that was "gare" not "guerre"

[@campandcook3118]

😢 the war against the tax payers is over, the WEF openly said you will own nothing and eat se bugs

[@RobWhittlestone]

Another great video! How do you do it, Lewis?! I love your channel - high quality, rare content, super videography & editing. You do a great job. Happy I've been a subscriber for years, now. Other remarks: Enigma2000 threw me out some years ago when I wasn't contributing listening reports. Despite the fact it was relevant to my then job. Are they now more welcoming? I have TDOA knowledge: it is one of the techniques (the main one) used by multilateration systems to locate cooperative aircraft within 2 metres. Yes, position accuracy within 2 metres. A receiving station clock synchronisation is required (often using GNSS satellites) and nanosecond (femtosecond is better!) stabilized clock accuracy. The more receivers the better, but the calculation complexity increases with the number of pair permutations within the total number of receiving stations. Also the geographical dispersion geometry of receiving stations is important to ensure the most accurate result. The result is a 3D position when more than 4 receivers are used. This technique is also used for Precision Height Monitors which measure whether aircraft are flying at the designated altitude, a necessary task when RVSM reduced vertical separation minima (between flight levels for aircraft) are in use. All the best, Rob in Switzerland

[@numberstation]

A French training station sending odd phrases. Where’s the yodelling?!!😂

[@alastairbarkley6572]

Er, isn't that Swiss?

[@sandybottom6623]

TDOA is dependent on highly accurate timing - atomic clocks at each monitoring source. Otherwise various inaccuracies are introduced that make it very difficult to determine the location.

[@freedomgundam95]

For some reason many words in the sentences belong to individual lexical fields, in general 2 of them per sentence

[@AdamSWL]

There seems to be a number of weird CW stations scattered about on HF lately. It sounds as though traffic is being sent by hand as it is poorly timed and tends to sound sloppy. Going to start logging these as I hear them.

[@ronwoch]

If you do, please make a video about them! I am curious to hear what you find (and what freqs you are finding things on)

[@cmscoby]

One of my fave videos on your channel so far. Nice coherent story including translations and direction finding summaries.

[@RingwayManchester]

Wow, thank you!

[@RobWhittlestone]

Looking at the French text, it contains some interesting anomalies. I am not immediately fmiliar with "CLAMRENT" - it seems some letters are missing. Maybe CLAMOURENT. with OU missing "ROYAUM" is missing an E, and normally if ACQUISE should make sense it should agree with a feminine noun not ROYAUME which is masculine. AINSI QUE means "as well as" but the QUE is not written correcty here - UE are missing with I substituted. COLRE could be "coloré" or probably colère but again missing letters. troisième is missing È Very curious. I think the omissions/"errors" are significant for the message. The second example contains "subdirectorys" which is not a correct plural. So it could be deliberate or pseudo-English from a non-English mothertongue source. Best, Rob in Switzeröand

[@pyrlik6968]

Wie immer gutes Material, obwohl ich so gut wie nichts verstehe ( wenig english Kenntnisse 😅) schau ich gerne zu 👍😁

[@jameyevans29]

What is that site at 4:44? Looks amazing

[@dfgaJK]

yandex map isn't blured

[@Dwigt_Rortugal]

Yandex doesn't seem to implement any of the Western driven constraints on search results, which can come in really handy.

[@Knaeckebrotsaege]

@@Dwigt_Rortugal forget that... unlike google, it _actually works_ and gives useful results instead of page after page of garbage that has nothing to do with what you searched for. what a concept lol

[@CrvrMb]

It’s fiiiiiiiine. Just pull up a seat next to the burning husk that is our planet and grab the marshmallows please.

[@obelic71]

yup no good apocalypse with an end of time party 😁

[@plls5]

How do they know what all those new frequencies were?

[@PhilosophyForTheMops]

The training network theory might work with a educational schedule that run two classes a year. My guess is the network is used during the final examining exercise for each course.

[@anthonyfranz8317]

I caught one of these transmissions via Univ of Twente SDR. The date was Aug 10th. 2024 at 2207 UTC. It was sending the word " Surface" and the word "Parent" video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHXJeoSgjcyGa7M

[@simonmason8582]

Amazing - Lewis. A star performance!

[@Stephen_Lafferty]

*waves from Cheltenham* :D

[@Median234]

French sentences don't make sense, but are made up of words that seem to make sense. 3:27

[@RobWhittlestone]

@@Median234 But many are not written correcttly or do not obey French grammatical rules see my other comment

[@sondrayork6317]

It was transmitting the letters L E O D which must be the station call sign.

[@pieter_v.h.3539]

Damn, I replaced my custom 50ft antenna pole for my Starlink, I miss receiving long distance signals 😢 I had a 20ft extendable flag pole with metal poles clamped to it.

[@randykitchleburger2780]

Put the starlink on top or the 50ft pole 😳

[@pieter_v.h.3539]

@ no removed the extra poles and put it on the 20 ft flag pole 😂

[@johnnorth9355]

Oh dear - I do not have a good feeling about all of this. We should all ask officially for an explanation but I am not sure we will want to hear the answer.

[@zpacula]

Everyone can ask Google to censor their land and in most cases they will comply - especially in the EU

[@blakeperkins8717]

Well, they won't answer. They're not meant to be public info

[@dodo1opps]

Interpole?

[@vilaintrolltrollinsky8007]

Look really like a military radio school. Something far from secret as long as France stay in peace.

[@petersoakell6950]

[@abiliomoreira3265]

They were training.

[@RingwayManchester]

Yes, it’s a possibility

[@freedomgundam95]

Vernon is home to the eigth transmissions regiment by the way

[@KgMetcalfe]

enigma.

[@sondrayork6317]

There’s a French version of the Bible which has the book of apocalypse? Reason I ask is because kjv is the only version I have ever read.

[@stevetaylor8698]

The French version will probably Catholic so will contain all of what is in KJV plus the books which are omitted ie the apocryphal ones eg The Wisdom of Solomon.

[@jjhendo]

Is Beacon of Hate still broadcasting?

[@CAL1MBO]

Yep. Spent the entire weekend listening to it

[@ocsrc]

Pieton is that huge trench in the ocean, I think it is the Atlantic Ocean Where the depth is 25,000 feet or something like that. I wonder if that last message is for a submarine, although I wonder why they would use mosre code to transmit this I wonder now, with all the technology in a smart satellite phone why you would need a number station The information is sent by satellite or encrypted military ground communications The thought of someone using a shortwave radio in this day and age, it is really isolated, the only thing that you would need is a small shortwave radio, but I think if you are in that deep of an operation where you can't use or risk using any type of communication, this would be a way to get information to your opratives Or if you are a bad guy, you could send secret messages on where to go and what to do. Like the Carte De Credit, I think that is a bank and Brise could be a last name.

[@itechflagstaff]

Thanks!

[@RingwayManchester]

Thanks so so much

[@gerryjamesedwards1227]

I'm wondering whether these transmissions are being used to train an AI speech recognition model or monitor for radio traffic.

[@mrw1160]

This gave me chills

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Amazing they still build radio stations

[@Another-Address]

Figure with all the anchors dragging on the ocean floor, well...might be a good thing to have a few transmitter towers around.

[@carlubambi5541]

I thought it was illegal to transmit encoded messages

[@RingwayManchester]

No?

[@nathanwaller7242]

If you are a radio amateur but these stations aren't Ham's!

[@randykitchleburger2780]

​@@nathanwaller7242Government pirates

[@PatricioGarcia1973]

I very doubt that secure radio transmitter in the outskirts of Paris is an amateur...

[@albinklein7680]

Why would it be illegal to transmit rubbish? And who would fine me for it?

[@jjhendo]

First!!? 🥇

[@Daniel-S1]

Many of the first will be last.

[@bambi--5]

Second?