Alien ufo off of Malibu (any radio experts here)

Because its proven since radar (as a rough example). Im a massive novice when it comes to FQ and radio bands. Read up about it, its good reading.

An imperial probe droid...It's a good bet the empire knows we're here.

Prepare for evacuation.



Last Edited by The_Meridian on 10/30/2014 09:43 PM

how do you know its coming from the coast of California?

obviously you didn't watch it.

Other Short Wave Frequencies

There are lots of other short-wave frequencies which are used for all manner of purposes including ship-to-shore communications (maritime), air traffic control (aeronautical), military and defence, weather information and even radio pirates. Broadcasters normally use AM (though some are now digital), whereas most of the other users are either digital or use SSB as with the radio hams. It therefore requires specialist receivers to listen to these other services and indeed under some jurisdictions it is illegal to do so, however there is a world of fun to be had on short wave if you have the time and patience.

The only other short-wave frequencies which it is usually legal to receive and which require no specialist equipment are 'time and frequency standard stations'. These are stations which use very accurate transmitters controlled by atomic clocks, and thus serve as highly accurate references. They are very useful for checking the accuracy of your receiver. They also transmit time information, usually as a series of 'ticks' each second plus messages each minute. The following stations are believed to be on-air:
Station Location Frequencies
CHU Ottawa, Canada 3330, 7850 and 14670 kHz
RWM Moscow, Russia 4996, 9996 and 14996 kHz (note that RWM transmits pulses rather than ticks)
WWV Colorado, USA 2500, 5000, 10000 and 15000 kHz
WWVH Hawaii, USA 2500, 5000, 10000 and 15000 kHz
YVTO Caracas, Venezuela 5000 kHz
DSHO São Paulo, Brazil 10000 kHz
BPM Pucheng, China 2500, 5000, 10000 and 15000 kHz
HLA Daejeon, South Korea 5000 kHz
HD2IOA Guayaquil, Ecuador 3810 kHz (not 24/7)
EBC Cadiz, Spain 4998 and 15006 kHz (not 24/7)
BSF Taipei, Taiwan 5000 and 15000 kHz Note that time signal stations are not generally listed in the main short-wave.info database and that you won't necessarily hear all of them. Some have much higher transmitter power than others, and propagation and your distance from the various stations means that some will be received better at your location than others.


[link to www.short-wave.info]
[link to websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901]

The entire recording is not exactly alien.

There are tones that correlate with matter, fluids, solids, the natural tones of sounds that things make.

There is some speech at the end, it sounds Filipino conversation that might have carried through the dome of the atmosphere or through the water all the way over to the coast of Malibu from some sort of sound travel from bad electronic travel.

Went through the list of tones, The first 4 or 5 really screw with my throat chakra. It pings, it matches the tone. I got graphene in the stem right now it is creating problems. What are they I want to know.

A couple other tones sound like stars from outer space. Stars make sounds. And then there are a couple that are like long band ELF waves that basically go through the Earth (think earth battery) and I suppose if they bounce back then they've hit something.

A couple other tones sound like they're generated from big ships or something. Big metal sounds, like steel walls, manmade.

A couple other tones, sound like the same sounds the streetlights make when they are changing color, like from green to red or something. What? I'm synaesthetic. Streetlight technology is crude and gives me focal problems.

Mostly it sounds ...like the city. All the details of electronic stuff that fill the sub-audio field. Some sound like water pipes with the big round manholes, some sound like air conditioning, some sound like lights...it's the unheard of city electronics mostly.

Sadly that's not the way it works. Thats the whole point of coded messages. Look into Cryptography if you are interested.
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Can we please for once have a constructive discussion as im really curious to what this place is.

I hear ya....but that's not a valid argument if you are trying to convince anyone it's not just "drone talk".
See what I'm saying?
It's not about me learning it either.
You are trying to get to the bottom of things so you need to eliminate potentials right?

Soooooooo....

You need to show solid, or at least decent reasons why short band radio specifically is no good for drones and/or better suited for military subs and/or UFO communications....if that is what you are trying to prove or disprove.

You dig?

Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 10/30/2014 09:49 PM

Can't be, its from April 3 2007

Fair enough....Except this was recorded in the 90's aka the 20th centuary.

OP....see this above.
This is what I mean about making the argument...either way.

Nice info.

The recording the guy says that its like in the early 90's.
To me it sounds like someone playing experimental digital music, then decided to put it on short wave.

Yeah I understand what you'r getting at. To explain that would take hours and hours.
Anyway can we talk about the subject in hand?

I thought we were.
Wasn't that the point of this conversation? lol

Yes on your 1st point. "The recording the guy says that its like in the early 90's" No it's not music its the SW frequency band.

Honestly im not sure what you are getting at....When you call for 'proof'. Sadly thats a no dive zone so it's impossible.

Around 5:40 sounds like you can hear conversation but its very odd

Exactly....that just goes to my point.
There is no way to determine what those noises are, there are so many potentials.
I have even heard weird things like this on HAM and CB radios on USB/LSB sideband over the years.
It could be ANYTHING.

Now if you saw a UFO and the timing of the signals corresponds to the green dudes flying overhead....then you could be onto something.
...or if like in the movie Independence Day you find a weird signal in the satellites.

Not trying to rain on your parade...or be a party pooper....just explaining that there will never be proof of what they are one way or the other.




Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 10/30/2014 10:08 PM

I wasn't saying thats what it was, im just saying its what it sounded like.
To me it sounds as if the entire recording is bits or chunks of a larger recording.
Why do you think its off the coast of malibu?

Yep its strange, the military does'nt do things like that. Thats what im getting at. It's not military (due to the radio band) then what is it.

Yes there is, if you have listened to SW radio then you will know the noises. It gets cut off at certain points due to time constraints and atmospheric conditions. I understand where you are comming from and its a valid point.

Early 90's my guess it was HAARP related, experimenting with different frequencies.

PICTURE DOESN'T LOAD
any tips?

File the audio away....keep it for another day.
You never know when some corroborating evidence shows up.

They ARE here.
Whether those signals are them or not is debatable.
It's doubtful thought that they are using ancient radio waves to communicate...IMHO.

Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 10/30/2014 10:24 PM

I live in malibu...no ufos here and sounds you heard are patched together from recordings...go here for the same shit
[link to websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901]

Nice to speak to someone who is open and friendly and has logic. Radio waves are strange, our entire solar system emmits radio waves so its hard to say one way or another.

Thanks for that good site. You have to catch it at the right time, bearing in mind that the original recording was in the 90's.

Logic is the only way you will ever get to the bottom of something.
Also...considering many of these ships use LIGHT for propulsion (why else would they be obvious glowing beacons in the sky)....then some may use light for communication as well.
Radio communications are so 20th century.