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Originally posted by nomadros
Originally posted by _Phoenix_
Originally posted by JFKDOALOL
With mandarin being spoken by nearly 14% of earths population , and english about 5% , it just doesn't make sense that aliens would communicate in english .
English is more spread out over the world thou. And a lot more people in power probably know English compared to mandarin.edit on 6-11-2012 by _Phoenix_ because: (no reason given)
Err...if the "probe" was/is 13,000 years old then the main language of Earth "humans" at the time of its launch would have been "grunt." Just sayin'
Originally posted by Bilky
Black knight was found to be directly echoing signals transmitted from earth. it was perplexing to scientists, just like everything that they encounter if they cannot understand it they ridicule it.
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
Many believe now advanced civilizations have existed many hundreds of thousands or millions of years in the past. The Sphinx is believed to be over one million years old.
Originally posted by ThePeopleParty
reply to post by JFKDOALOL
I think if it was true they would maybe be advanced enough to speak in a language to the people that would understand it. if 95% of the world spoke african but the 5% who could travel in space and had the best technology it would make more sense to speak in that language, plus it would be the one they heard more through tv, radio signals and so on throughout the years.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by Bilky
Black knight was found to be directly echoing signals transmitted from earth. it was perplexing to scientists, just like everything that they encounter if they cannot understand it they ridicule it.
No, when we find some enthusiast echoing silly unfounded myths, we ridicule HIM.
The Long Delayed Echoes and the 'Black Knight' mystery sat are two separate 'space age myths' that some creative writer, aiming at a credulous audience of which you are a worthy member, strung together into ONE story. I'm surprised he didn't tie in the Mary Celeste and Bigfoot.
Ridiculous.
Originally posted by Bilky
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by Bilky
Black knight was found to be directly echoing signals transmitted from earth. it was perplexing to scientists, just like everything that they encounter if they cannot understand it they ridicule it.
No, when we find some enthusiast echoing silly unfounded myths, we ridicule HIM.
The Long Delayed Echoes and the 'Black Knight' mystery sat are two separate 'space age myths' that some creative writer, aiming at a credulous audience of which you are a worthy member, strung together into ONE story. I'm surprised he didn't tie in the Mary Celeste and Bigfoot.
Ridiculous.
Tsk Tsk jumping to conclusions I see. i know about the lde phenomenon but this was directly related to black knight itself. they worked out at the time that its position was relative to basically all transmitted em signals at the time.
The true delayed echoes are still happening today, radio recievers are picking up world war two transmissions some 60 yrs late.
Anyway most so called scientists dispute that but then why wouldnt they. They burned people at the stake in the past for such heresies.
The Black Knight
While both the United States and the Soviet Union were racing to launch relatively small satellitesinto orbit in the late 1950s, astronomers and military tracking stations were following the course of something
huge.
On January 4, 1960, scientists discovered two large objects in a polar orbit. To dateneither the U.S. nor Russia had achieved a polar orbit. The objects were estimated to weigh at leastfifteen tons. The largest U.S. satellite at that time weighed 450 pounds and the largest Sovietsatellite 2,925 pounds.Late in February 1960, the U.S. Department of Defense formally announced that an unidentifiedsatellite was circling the globe. It was tracked and studied by several different observatories and the National Space Surveillance Control Center at New Bedford, Massachusetts. Professor AllaMasevich, the Soviet scientist heading the Russian Sputnik tracking program, flatly deniedsuggestions that the mystery satellites belonged to the Soviet Union.The press labeled the intruder ”The Black Knight” and it was extensively discussed in the
New York Times
,
Newsweek
,
Life
, and other major periodicals.It vanished as mysteriously as it had arrived. But it has quietly reappeared from time to time ever since and been buried in the fine print of NASA's weekly catalog of debris and objects orbiting theearth.
Echoes from Space
If a satellite from another world exists, is there any way we can communicate with it? Dr. Ronald N.Bracewell of Stanford University addressed this problem in an article in the British scientific journal
Nature
(May 28, 1960). He noted that communication with planets in other star systemswould be difficult, if not impossible, because of the great distances involved. But if some other civilization has already planted a satellite in our solar system there might be some way tocommunicate with it. The question is: How?Radio experimenters in the 1920s noted a strange phenomenon which they labeled LDE – LongDelayed Echoes. Signals sent out from earth sometimes came bouncing back several seconds later,as if they had been reflected back by something in space. In a few instances these LDEs returned days later. This effect was unexplainable unless something was picking up the signals in space and retransmitting them.
Researchers in Norway, Holland, and France reported LDEs in 1927, 1928, and 1934. The echo pulses were delayed from three to fifteen seconds and the researchers kept careful records whichwere duly filed away and eventually forgotten. In more recent years, LDE has become an extremely rare phenomenon. However, between 1957 and 1961 when the Black Knight was most active, allkinds of odd radio signals were received by radio astronomers, ham operators, and military stations.Some of these signals seemed to be receding from the earth as if the transmitter were mounted in anobject that was traveling out into space
Greetings from Epsilon Bootis
A young Scottish astronomer named Duncan Lunan reviewed the LDE records of the 1920s and setout to decode them. He laid out the LDE data on a graph, using dots to represent the pauses betweenechoes. To his excitement, a map began to take shape.
”The dots made up a map of an easily-recognized constellation,” Lunan said, ”the Constellation of Bootis in the northern sky. The curious pattern of delayed echoes was actually a pattern of star positions.”He worked up other LDE maps and found that they all seemed to center around Epsilon Bootis, astar in the constellation.”If Lunan is right in his thinking, this material did contain a message,” Dr. Bracewell declared after studying Lunan's graphs. ”It is saying that the people or entities came to Earth from theConstellation Bootis.”Lunan submitted his findings to the prestigious British Interplanetary Society. Kenneth Gatland,vice president of the society, noted, ”Lunan's findings are utterly astounding. I have studied themaps and must come to the same conclusions he did.”Other scientists have endorsed Lunan's discovery and a fresh search for LDEs with specialequipment was launched in the 1970s – without much success.
Bridging Time
Epsilon Bootis is hardly our next-door neighbor. The star is some 103 million light-years fromEarth, meaning that the Black Knight would have to be so constructed that it could survive andfunction for a mind-boggling period of time. Unless, of course, time and space are far different fromour human conception and a superior technology could somehow bridge this vast distance in ashorter period of time.Lunan's star charts are not perfect. In fact, they are out of date by about 13,000 years. That is, theyshowed Epsilon Bootis in the position it held 13,000 years ago. Lunan posits that the satellite was placed in orbit between 11,000 and 13,000 B.C.A number of alternate theories are springing up. Suppose, for example, that visitors from EpsilonBootis looked over our planet thousands of years ago and decided to leave a little momento behind.Instead of erecting a monument like the pyramid, they decided on orbiting an object that would besafe from earthquakes, floods, and other natural calamities. So they launched the Black Knight,rigging it to be activated thousands of years later when, according to their calculations, mankindwould be technologically capable to receive and interpret its signals.A satellite constructed near Epsilon Bootis would undoubtedly view the universe from the positionof that star, and their star maps would be quite incomprehensible to Earth. But Lunan's maps viewthe universe from the Earth's position 13,000 years ago, which incidentally, coincides with the mythof Atlantis.
Originally posted by Suspicion2112
Hi guys, been fascinated with this story for a while and came across this interview with Duncan Lunan, though I'd share, it's really quite interesting.
www.winterwind-productions.com...
Originally posted by stirling
Looking at Walsons photographs of big machines in orbit out there, the DKS is in a fair lot of company.
Originally posted by stirling
Looking at Walsons photographs of big machines in orbit out there, the DKS is in a fair lot of company.