frequency of human voice received on meteor live view ?

getting more intense
[link to www.meteorscan.com]

If the raw data was available, it would be possible to do some statistics on it, as well as try and decode it assuming it might contain data of some/any kind.

I have been looking at the site for over a year on and off. Never seen this activity before. Sounds like a radio station is broadcasting a harmonic. With Sunspot activity on the rise, propagation becomes a real issue in radio science. So this could be a station anywhere on Earth, who's transmision is causing a harmonic, or echoe on other frequencies, to bounce or "skip" (propagate). Just a theory. This said , I'm keepin an eye on this.
p.s. Thanks for the audio link!
edit: deleted missinfo on my part. Nevermind<said like the "Church lady" from "Saturday night live."

Last Edited by NervousAndJerky on 10/24/2012 02:10 PM

This visable live data?
[link to www.meteorscan.com]

Still has that odd look like yesterday. Looks like a continuous trail of incoming. Interesting.

SpittinCesium said it way more eliquently than me earlier in the thread. Sorry "Spittin"

Last Edited by NervousAndJerky on 10/24/2012 02:14 PM

cunttard

no

not a constant signal like that

This was posted on the other thread.
"Hope this helps you guys with the meteor scan frequency... We went through this a little over a month ago and this was the response from N.L.O.



I got an email back guys!




We've been observing the N.L.O. Live Meteor Detection where something has been coming in for almost two hours now...

Has something like this happened before?

We're also listening in at Spaceweatherradio.com and it is being detected there as well.

Any information would be greatly appreciated - thank you.




"This is the direct signal received from the over-the-horizon radar we use, caused by a natural phenomenon known as tropospheric propagation [link to en.wikipedia.org] This occurs on our system on average about 3 or 4 times a year and typically lasts 1 – 2 days on each occasion. It is an indication of radio “lift” conditions in western Europe."

Quoting: Sol1d1nt3l
Quoting: Sol1d1nt3l "
Thread: Meteor scan WTF!!!

Great work! ;D

Their response sounds convincing enough for me; makes sense as far as I can tell.

if it's only supposed to last 1 - 2 days shouldn't it have stopped by now ?

Last Edited by freedomain on 10/25/2012 05:32 AM

yes

[link to www.nws.noaa.gov]
[link to topaz.streamguys.tv]
[link to www.meteorscan.com]

increasing again

Chilltard...I said I was only messing : )

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