We've Been Receiving A Mysterious Signal Every 22 minutes For 35 Years

For 35 years, scientists and astronomers have been intrigued by a mysterious signal arriving from space every 22 minutes. This relentless pattern has sparked a multitude of questions and theories about its origin and meaning. Is it a natural cosmic phenomenon, or could it be an attempt at communication from an extraterrestrial intelligence?

[@rolandsmash]

I’ll save you sixteen minutes of your life: it’s a magnetar.

[@JKDVIPER]

God bless you 😂❤

[@thecaptainsarse]

Thanks..

[@coventrypunx1014]

Cheers Pal 👍

[@antonio12544]

Thank you for your service

[@dbailey3024]

⁠@@JKDVIPERw

[@robertbeaman5761]

More than likely, it's a group of teenage aliens getting stoned and making prank phone calls.

[@larryfulkerson4505]

I'd be willing to bet that that 35 year period started when we started listening and not when the signal began.

[@SavageOne420]

Well, yeah 😅

[@G47R]

@@SavageOne420 🤣

[@situational.analysis]

The observer effect says that there's no signal unless you listen for one.

[@ForkCandle123]

​I'm here, ​@@situational.analysis. Oh, you didn't observe me. Bang goes the observer effect theory.

[@danieweir9588]

35 yrs is not a blink cosmicly speaking. Probably been going for centuries. The more we find, the less we know.

[@skiddi_botti]

This video is a great drinking game. Have a shot each time he says “GPMJ1839-10”

[@situational.analysis]

My new password. No, wait...

[@billotto602]

🤣🤪🤣🤪🤣🤪🤣

[@alessandrocamponeschi7372]

I can’t believe he spells it out every time. Is this a bot reading?

[@carloscardeira340]

GPM1839-10 the more we study it, the less he know about it 🎶🎶

[@lagodifuoco313]

The thing I found most fascinating about your video was the flawless repetition of you saying, "Gee pee em jay eighteen thirty nine dash ten" throughout it.

[@missfriscowin3606]

😂

[@moonrakertv5]

The winning PowerBall numbers! It’s a message from a time traveler!😂

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

Almost the only possible intelligent comment.

[@spiritkid9109]

It's an AI voice

[@user-tk2jy8xr8b]

Repeated 21 times

[@wiktorr9530]

Ah yes, the "magnitude of a magnetar's magnetic field"

[@gypsy5592]

We could call it the "Milkywave" much easier to say and remember.

[@armychimp]

Narrator’s voice tingles the same parts of my brain that Marty Stouffer did on Wild America.

[@cgivensldr]

You just magnetar'ed my mind

[@mikehoran2602]

It's killing the experience for me. This guy should be telling stories on a log cabin porch, not narrating a documentary about advanced space exploration.

[@seanlepley1474]

Marty Stouffer!!!😳🤯.......I haven't heard that name since............Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom......kidding aside great call back for those of us who remember the 'old' days😂😂😂

[@dieAnthropologischeKonstante]

With all due respect, your stock videos imply that this signal is directed at our planet in a very limited space. I think we should consider the spread of a radio signal that is crossing the path of our solar system for 35 years…

[@ericsummerset3368]

Exactly!! They need to simplify and look at what we know and eliminate the insane. What we know is the interval and strength. We seem to not know the direction so we can work our way backwards. We know that there is no way a random signal can follow a moving planet for 35 years every 22 minutes. That tells us potentially 2 things. 1) The signal is omni directional and hitting us and everyone else. 2) It is being aimed at us intentionally by someone intelligent. In my unprofessional opinion, it can only be one or the other. If it is #1, we need to have multiple sensors available to triangulate the location. The theory has to work the same with radio waves. I don't need credit for the assist, but recognition would be nice.

[@dieAnthropologischeKonstante]

@@ericsummerset3368 I see a third explanation. It is not omnidirectional but the propagation of the light/electromagnetic waves cover’s an area that is that big. to know when we entered the “beam” might be also an information good to have. But as I remembered, the source is determined so …

[@metacomet2066]

Preparing now for the nightmares I'll be having about those Array spiders coming to life.

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Sounds like a very, very patient alien with a radio transmitter.

[@missfriscowin3606]

🤣

[@missfriscowin3606]

AKA. My husband

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

If its HAM radio, I would have expected at least some information. That was 20min. for nothing.

[@Nefylym]

@@MichaelWinter-ss6lx Braker one niner what's yer handle, comeback? Got a Texas bubble gum machine howlin up my six, over.

[@paxsevenfour]

That cable management at 2:35 though! Very nice 🤌🏻

[@petersteffen9228]

Maybe it's a beacon for interstellar travelers.

[@JohnVance]

"Intrigued bewilderment" is my favorite state of the scientific community!

[@jarrod752]

It's the scientific communities' favorite state as well! It's going to require a lot more grant money to figure the thing out!

[@ParkinT]

“Fluctuations in Frequency and Amplitude” That is the root of ALL communication on Earth. Fascinating to ponder.

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

So we are recieving an interstellar radio signal for over a third of a century. And you can't even tell us if it's AM or FM? But you now expect me to hit that like button, right?

[@Nefylym]

do it.... dooooooo it.... that shiny, candy like button....

[@maxstrelets263]

It was actually said that this is an ultra-long-period signal.

[@Administrator_O-5]

It's probably an offer to save 15% on GEICO Galactic...

[@Nefylym]

meh, i'm good with Space Farm, it's always there...

[@Administrator_O-5]

@@Nefylym I can respect that. It's those uninsured interstellar types that are the real problem.

[@ParallaxiMaxime]

I'll save you a lifetime: The closest potentially habitable planet found outside our solar system so far is orbiting a star 14 light-years away. If there were a species there capable of sending any signal, it would take 28 years at minimum just to communicate a "hello". But most likely, any comparative species looking to make contact is much further away - so far that no human could be present to witness any 2-way communication.

[@davepackard7897]

There is always the possibility that some ET is trying to phone home. What we see is limited by what we think we understand. And limited by pop culture which sickens me.

[@jessehull6707]

I'm not epileptic, but, holy shit. Those bright flashing lights almost made me throw up. Why put something like that in your video?

[@ForkCandle123]

If it were an artificial signal it would have readable code within it that would very occasionally change. It doesn't have readable code and is of variably received amplitude for natural reasons we don't know.

[@moonrakertv5]

It’s a pulsar!

[@Nefylym]

That's what I thought, but they keep calling it a Magnetar? Is that like a pulsar holding magnets a sumthin?

[@gregoryhagen8801]

​@@NefylymExactly. This generation has renamed everything we learned in school, 40 yrs. Ago.

[@rogerwalker9191]

I don't think so. Both Pulsars & Magnetars have been debunked as a "possibility" cause), Can't remember the timestamp where the covered this, sorry.

[@Nefylym]

@@rogerwalker9191 Me: hmmm, maybe it's a white hole? Other Me: YOU're a white hole Me: HEEEEY!!!

[@Coko717]

It's my old Seiko watch alarm that's in a box in my spare room, sorry😅

[@clairpahlavi]

Magnetic fields are only produced by electric currents. So, double interactions are most likely two twisting Birkland Currents in a Z-pinch. Criminy (trans. Geez)

[@Nefylym]

mother of god... somebody is electrocuting this star???

[@missfriscowin3606]

I am subscribing just because y’all have the best comments 😂

[@Nefylym]

Gawr thankee miss, we do try. Dunn fegget ta leave us tralls a milk bowl out come fall o night now hee hee

[@infinity3119]

They should check if it’s just aimed at us or everywhere. Or see where else it may be targeting, maybe a beacon of where we should look also.

[@mikedunn7795]

Maybe the signal should be parsed with an AI program for any hidden data. Might be some form of alien beacon.

[@Nefylym]

mmmmm baaaaacon

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

I am shocked it was not blamed on Dark matter or Dark energy for once

[@Synthematix]

Youve answered your own question, its a metronome, a way for space to sync

[@unicrontx]

Tysm for the valuable information 😍

[@stephenanderle5422]

Think about it. If there are actually two signals.

[@Encephalitisify]

This is one of the best channels. Your voice is awesome for this stuff.

[@NightRunner417]

In astrophysics, it's important to never just impulsively grab for the tinfoil hat because "strange" is actually the norm out there in the deep dark. The only truly strange aspect isn't that it is precise, and certainly isn't that it is frequent, it's that it's SO slow to repeat its cycles. Pulsars do this hundreds of times a second with fantastic precision. When you think about it, that's a far stranger concept to try to get your head around from a layperson's point of view.

[@RWBHere]

Thanks for reporting these observations. Three important things that you didn't tell us however are the precise celestial co-ordinates, the radio frequency and the received signal strength, to allow us to find 'Gee pee em jay eighteen thirty-nine dash teyen' and monitor it for ourselves. (Congratulations for repeating it so accurately throughout the video, btw!) Amateur astronomers and radio listeners can be very useful in furthering our understanding of such phenomena as this one.

[@Nefylym]

All I could find was that GPM J1839−10 has a periodicity of ∼ 21 minutes, estimated distance of ∼ 5.7 kpc and radio luminosity of 10 27−28 erg s −1 (peak fluxes of ∼ 0.1 − 10 Jy). It is apparently 15K LY away from us in the constellation of Scutum. Anybody got one a dem space calculators what says where stars are located?

[@RedVynil]

Does it make a sound? Have you been recording it? Are you able to record it to tape? I would try doing so and then dramatically speeding up the tape to see if it's a recorded message that just happens to be coming to us, here, at an EXTREMELY slow rate of speed, to our way of thinking but, to someone out there, it could just be normal speed.

[@gruthakhul100]

I'm pretty sure that someone already had that idea after 35 years, dude

[@christinaj2182]

Please put a warning on this video. I almost had a seizure from the rapid flashing .

[@pedrosura]

Imagina receiving a signal and from that proving its alien.. Probably harder than proving aliens with flying saucer pictures

[@geoffas]

I'm pretty sure we all remember when pulsars were first discovered and the scientific community and public at large were screaming, "Communication from ALIENS!" LOL

[@thomaspolselli8976]

Thanks Roland

[@user-ir2gr9hj5i]

Probably it's alien message..

[@lordphullautosear]

"You're running out of time to renew your vehicle's warranty..."

[@WyzrdCat]

"Enigmatic" is this dude's favorite word

[@aliceonchain5159]

Ahhh, thats just a beacon maybe!

[@donkeyballs3081]

My bad guys. I've been operating my microwave with the door removed and I neglected to email NASA to notify them. In my defense, my memory got worse about the same time my hair started falling out in large clumps.

[@Nefylym]

(spits out what he thought was floor flavored cotton candy)

[@geoffreykail9129]

Has anyone considered sending a return signal 180degrees out of phase back at it?

[@ankhpom9296]

The signal in theory could be coming from a predatory alien civilization. Careful.

[@SavageOne420]

The power requirements would be enormous 😅

[@Nefylym]

@@SavageOne420 Also, we don't want to kick off an interstellar war

[@geoffreykail9129]

@@Nefylym lol nice reason.

[@beltanewalk8797]

It wouldn't get there for many thousands or maybe millions of years, even if we get enough power to send it at a reasonable strength.

[@ohasis8331]

This narration reminds me of Arlo Guthrie's songs - a walking melody that continually repeats a specific phrase, in this case "GPMJ1839-10"

[@pickititllneverheal9016]

Y'all smell that?

[@verumillic1424]

I was just happy to click on this and not hear the expected AI voice and disjointed presentation. The only potential hiccup was the pronunciation of periodicity which might have been an AI tell (well and maybe the continued long-form name of the object) -- but if this is AI, dang, it's really good.

[@dooleyjlt5503]

It is the refresh rate of the computer system that is generating this virtual environment. Kind of like the refresh rate of a video card but this is an entire environment refresh rate. And the direction of "GPMJ1839-10" heads towards the COU of the system, as we refer to it. Mathematically more likely than not we are in a virtual environment , or we are heading for self annihilation. Because if we survive as a species then we will have computer systems that will be able to simulate a great deal of the universe in the not too distant future. That is not even a creative thought on computer advancement, not really. When you look what we started with and when we started it too where we are now with the tech that is public knowledge. Look at what Alan Turing came up with in the 50s and where we are 70 years later. So imagine, if we survive what computer systems will look like 200 years after their inception. We are picking up noise from the simulation and the system creating the simulation.

[@Nefylym]

Isn't he great? I bring him to all the parties. Ey Dooley, do the one about the flux capacitor again! C'mon, do the thing!

[@dooleyjlt5503]

@@Nefylym not sure how you meant your reply, I have issues with knowing how to take what people say at times. Just one of a spectrum of issues I have that I thought were just personal flaws but am discovering otherwise. Sorry for rambling, that's another one.

[@sokar_rostau]

Pssst... Simulation Theory is just three Creationist children in a lab coat. All it does is replace a deity creating the universe with a Divine Neckbeard coding it into existence.

[@floydbennett6936]

could these 22 minute signals for the last 32 years be an sos signal from a civilization in total distress?

[@pazitor]

That kind of periodicity suggests a quasar. Natural. Next panic attack?

[@Nefylym]

So, there's this attractor out there, it's pretty great. Only we can't see it and everybody rushing at it like a black friday sale. What gives?

[@SPACOLIC-ib3wj]

Thanks!

[@nikokiwa]

Guess we found the nomai

[@Nefylym]

ya already told me that 22 minutes ago, whats the matter with you?

[@user-zk5de2gn1g]

Thank you, Australia.

[@Nefylym]

I'm waiting for a second opinion from Canada

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much its so interestyng

[@Nefylym]

my too!

[@zipperwookie4042]

PHOTOSENSITIVITY WARNING This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.

[@Rovinman]

Why don't the Astro-Engineers hold a Mirror up to the signal, and see what, if any, response is made. IF there is a response, then SETI has been realised !

[@jasonhollister7497]

....................finly "TUNED" "EYE's' of OUW "UNIVERSE"!!

[@yasindrum99]

thank you

[@bazabaz21]

What was the name of the thing the signal origin comes from? I think he said it had a dash in it

[@gregorysmull8068]

Repeating signals in the cosmos are invariably due to pulsars/magnetars. Although this one may be atypical it very likely falls into this category of objects. It is certainly worthy of intense study to determine why it behaves this way.

[@thomasleeper2202]

It's coming from a fixed point in space most likely a star!!!!

[@matthedrick6456]

Have JWST look at it.

[@user-yi2wb6su3b]

True word

[@robertk4898]

Yeah, it's the magma plasma! 🤪🤣🤣

[@Nefylym]

... like in my lamp? Cool!

[@robertk4898]

@@Nefylym 🤣🤣

[@jarrod752]

Every time you hear _GPMJ eighteen thirty nine dash ten,_ take a drink!

[@frankclough380]

This is what the radio signal from GPM J1839-10 sounds like, it's very weird and somewhat chaotic but scale symmetric: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZumZXhqgN-rsNk

[@Nefylym]

That's actually pretty fucking awesome ngl

[@darkhumrd9439]

My question is, why didn't Voyager 1 or 2 pick it up?🤷‍♀️ (I'm not a scientist, just fascinated with space,etc.)

[@CrazyBear65]

Why don't you track the signal to its source and see what's there? _Woooosh..._

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

if it´s a radio signal, then it´s probably not with serious intent

[@MrStartPro]

BeautifuL. There's a totaL of 22 Letters in a stenography Like matching i did and i'm Learning the bottLe cap bubbLe gum exercise i did with 490 entries of two eLeven Letter words i made once with "retractings" and "equaLateraL" was easy enough for me to do for this ephiphany.

[@merylmel]

We splash about in our paddling pool of knowledge, wanting to be mariners.

[@chrisdooley1184]

I’m one minute into the video I’m just going to guess magnetar and sign off. Somebody let me know if I’m right smh 🤦‍♂️

[@cyrilwingnek-qw1ik]

Our language has changed over thousands of years, perhaps their language has too. We need to teach each other. Student exchange!

[@MrBubbazoo]

Probably arriving on earth for millions of years

[@davidbrock2450]

I"m guessing looking into this is well down on the list of things to be looked at by the JWST?????

[@michaelstrotmann9449]

If i would get a $ every time he says ... GPM G18 bla bla bla ..

[@aracoixo3288]

❤🎉😮 0:11

[@pacslife7083]

Like a paranoid girlfriend 🤣

[@grokeffer6226]

👍👍👍

[@Texufo]

You must have a mouse in your pocket I ain't received diddly squat, had a few hoverbugs alien craft approach me but it was mutual

[@RexRoberts-hk3wj]

E. T. Phone Home 👀

[@zijadinsinani]

jav kam teheq veretjen dielli. 24 ore pare kohe i lexon 2 qipat koke para kohe

[@paddygora8413]

FFS point James Webb at it!!

[@seansang4589]

They found it 35yrs ago prb been around forever lol

[@hinesification]

You have a small segment that shows the mission operations center at STScI, where we run JWST. But you claim it’s related to a radio telescope control center. That immediately tells me that I cannot trust anything you say in this video! Good grief!

[@user-ir2gr9hj5i]

Perhaps its alien signal.

[@davidj408]

A pulsar

[@robertk4898]

It's just E.T. phoning home... Don't worry. Elliot & Gertie are helping him! He likes Reese's pieces. He'll get mad if you try to feed him M&M's. They make him sick... But he might like pizza! Pepperoni is is favorite, I think... 🤭

[@kevimely7410]

Its from earth...all the spurious emittions...harmonics and electromagnetics you havent a hope in hell!!!

[@StephenHernandez-or1yh]

"INTERESTING!* 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@sarpasalpa6977]

I definitely ❤ 💙 💛 space!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😢 I'm gonna start my new life at the 300 feet alien space station someday where the people there are more attractive and the food is better that's my paradise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I believe in space reincarnation!!!!!!!!!!!!! Space radiations are very very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dancf]

"5 Thomas saith unto him, Lord, we know not whither thou goest; and how can we know the way? 6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." John 14 "32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." John 8 repent my brothers and sisters, only JESUS CHRIST saves. ​

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[@808bigisland]

Pulsar or magnetar. Not worth watching

[@tommycoen5715]

sos

[@herpsterps4038]

This vid could have been 10 min shorter of you dint pronounce the full name 300 times..

[@ggraemeffrance5434]

What a load of bull

[@clairpahlavi]

I'll save you the audio crap. NeutronStars do not exist. Therefore, magnetars are something else besides the impossible ad hoc "NeutronStar" hypothesis.

[@joeybox0rox649]

Can a Magnetar or Pulsar be the source of eaths recent "Sky Quakes" phenomenon?

[@Bob19827]

It's telling us to stop, but humans will not listen