Alien Transmission, God or Mistranslation?

This may have been discussed years ago but I only heard of it last night. On my way home from work I caught the Saturday Evening Post with Clyde Lewis and on it they were asking what people heard in the signal that was picked-up by the Cassini space probe as it passed Saturn.

below is the link to the youtube video that contains the so called Alien transmission

Listen around the 2:10 mark that is the actual sound. Not sure about all the musical stuff in the beginning.



Clyde thought it was saying "people of earth drop your impulses.

Another listener said it sounded like, "people of earth this is your savior Jesus Christ"

One viewer said it could not be noise from the comet gases because noise does not travel in space so it had to be an actual signal.

not sure what to make of it.

What sayeth ATS enthusiasts?

I hear beautiful space music but no messages, though the cult of Saturn might get a kick out of this.

Interesting find, though. S+F!

a reply to: ScientificRailgun


did you listen starting at the 2:11 second mark?

a reply to: ChesterJohn

What sayeth ATS enthusiasts?

I think it likely the people with the hardware up there probably know best.

Saturn is a source of intense radio emissions, which have been monitored by the Cassini spacecraft. The radio waves are closely related to the auroras near the poles of the planet. These auroras are similar to Earth's northern and southern lights. .
www.nasa.gov...

a reply to: ChesterJohn

I listened to the whole thing. Not just from 2:11.

"Alien Transmission, God or Mistranslation?"

Those are the only options?

yourlogicalfallacyis.com...

originally posted by: ChesterJohn
..One viewer said it could not be noise from the comet gases because noise does not travel in space so it had to be an actual signal.

not sure what to make of it.

What sayeth ATS enthusiasts?

It isn't "sound" traveling through space, but there are many natural sources of electromagnetic waves (radio waves and such) out in space, including natural sources of electromagnetic radiation coming from Saturn.

So it is an "actual signal", but that does not mean that it was sent by some intelligent being. It could very easily just be natural.


By the way, I know the YouTube Uploader wrote text in his video that claimed as if NASA has no idea what the signal is, but that doesn't necessarily mean the YouTube uploader is telling the truth:

NASA -- Eerie Sounds of Saturn's Radio Emissions

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Seems like people hearing what they are hoping to hear, and not what is actually there. There are no words that I can decipher--just because it sounds like the voice that all 8-year-olds use when mimicking alien robots doesn't mean that it's voices. You can hear almost anything if you adjust pitch and tone and frequency enough times.

originally posted by: draknoir2
"Alien Transmission, God or Mistranslation?"

Those are the only options?

yourlogicalfallacyis.com...

A clear case of logical trickery

originally posted by: SlapMonkey
a reply to: ChesterJohn

Seems like people hearing what they are hoping to hear, and not what is actually there. There are no words that I can decipher--just because it sounds like the voice that all 8-year-olds use when mimicking alien robots doesn't mean that it's voices. You can hear almost anything if you adjust pitch and tone and frequency enough times.

Besides, why would aliens and/or God make it so darned difficult to decipher?

Ive heard this before, Still very weird. I do hear "People of Earth" but the rest seem totally messed up. Very cool

I hear, "If you are hurt, drop your impulses."

What great advice! Hurt people are emotional and can act recklessly because of those emotions.

If they "drop their impulses" they will not react so harshly.

This advice could prevent wars!

Spread the word! If you are hurt, drop your impulses!

...and all hail our new God, the planet Saturn!

It is the one true God and let's defend that idea at all costs!

...lols

S+F for a cool find.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Its so obvious what this is...

...its Aphex Twin.

Other people have already mentioned it but this is just natural stuff. No aliens, no gods.

So, for what is this 60khz at 12dB frequency is used here on Earth?
Found only that this frequency is within spectrum that is used for maritime navigation.

originally posted by: JadeStar
Other people have already mentioned it but this is just natural stuff. No aliens, no gods.

So I can pick up some scrambled frequency of some TV signals and since there is no meaning in this signal it's safe for me to dicard it?

a reply to: zilebeliveunknown

So I can pick up some scrambled frequency of some TV signals and since there is no meaning in this signal it's safe for me to dicard it?

Usually scrambled TV signals have some information and we know they are scrambled. I recall trying to watch the scrambled adult stations. You can tell the difference between that and just noise. So how do we distinguish between noise and an intelligent signal from space?

and yes, meaningless things usually get discarded unless you are a compulsive hoarder.

a reply to: ZetaRediculian

So how do we distinguish between noise and an intelligent signal from space?

I guess by looking for patterns in the signals.
But there's another problem.. What if those signals were made to look like noise?
And another thing.. interference.. what if I knew all the signals which interfere with original signal? It would be easy for me to decipher.
And what noise are then signals we humans can't fully know what their origins are, well for some noise we do.

unless you are a compulsive hoarder.

Maybe I am

a reply to: zilebeliveunknown

That puts a lot of "what ifs" into the picture, and that's never a good thing.

originally posted by: SlapMonkey
a reply to: ChesterJohn

Seems like people hearing what they are hoping to hear, and not what is actually there. There are no words that I can decipher--just because it sounds like the voice that all 8-year-olds use when mimicking alien robots doesn't mean that it's voices. You can hear almost anything if you adjust pitch and tone and frequency enough times.

I agree you could make it say anything you want.

guys,

electromagnetic waves is the best answer so far as to the origin of the sound.

No the title is not the only options, just give us your view or understanding.