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were talking about strange, sounds and the stratosphere
that's correct. Strange sounds in the
stratosphere. Now, this story has just kind of
Hit the wires here today or yesterday.
It's all over the Internet and I found this article from
space.com title says strange sounds recorded high in Earth's
atmosphere have scientists baffled.
It's written by Robert Lee just came out yesterday.
He starts off by says a solar-powered balloon mation
launched by researchers from Sandia National.
Laboratories carried a microphone to a region of
Earth's atmosphere found around 31 miles above the planet called
the stratosphere. Now keep in mind that your
average passenger jet planes going to be traveling at what, I
don't know, 30 to 40,000 feet. So six to eight miles on
average. Maybe a little higher little
lower. It says this region is
relatively calm and freest, Storms turbulence and commercial
air traffic mean, a microphones in this layer of the atmosphere
can eavesdrop on the sounds of the our planet, both natural and
human-made. Now think about that.
This thing is up in the air. Goodness, sakes 31 miles up and
it's saying that it can eavesdrop on the sounds of the
planet both natural and human-made.
How Wonder Man. I mean how how far does your
voice carry? I knew a guy.
One time you did some skydiving and he told me that the one of
the weird things about it was on the way down, not far above, you
know, the landing Zone you could hear the people talking as they
walked around. And it was so clear to sounded
like they were in the same room with you.
This is out in Colorado. If that's not true, someone can
let me know. But if that is true, that is
weird. You know, that the voice would
carry, you said, you know like several hundred feet up into the
air, just like it was across the room.
Have to wonder what to what are they listening to up there and
how much of what we're saying? Can they just here by flying a
balloon over head as opposed to tapping our phones?
Anyway, says however, the microphone in this particular
study also heard strange sounds that repeat a few times per
hour. There's Source has yet to be
identified. The sounds were recorded in the
infrasound range. Meaning, they were a frequency
of 20 Hertz and lower well, below the range of the human
ear. This kind of reminds me of a
sounds like I think that's what goes on with elephants and whale
where they're communicating, what he's really like.
Rumbling sounds that are that are actually below the frequency
of humid hearings it strange that as humans, it seems like we
perceive so little of what's there, I seen I was watching a
documentary and they were talking about the human senses
you know, being your sense of touch and sight and smell on
that. That really it's not so much.
A sense is it is a gateway make it was big.
A bitch was talking about this. It's a Gateway that keeps us
from being overwhelmed. And by all of the information
coming into our system and you know, there's some thought that
maybe this is a situation with us with autistic folks that for
some reason that Gateway is just fully opened up and they're just
getting too much information. So here this thing is this
listing to this 20 Hertz sound frequency, that's that's
outside. The range of human hearing and
it's being picked up on this research balloon.
It says, quote, there are mysterious infrasound signals
that occur. A few times per hour on some
flights but the source of these is completely unknown.
Daniel Bowman of the Sandia, Laboratories said in a
statement. Now that's Sandia Laboratories.
If you says they're completely unknown, I'm kind of going to
take his word at it because you know they would think that if
they had any idea even a remote idea they would suggest
something of that coil. This is a weather phenomena or
this is some sort of you know sound coming in Um, a pulsar
say, you know, a million light years away, something, but
they're just saying we have no idea where this stuff is coming
from. The sensors were carried Aloft
by balloons, that Bowman and fellow researchers built
featuring diameters between 20 and 23 feet.
The balloons were built from common and inexpensive materials
powered by sunlight. These deceptively simple devices
were able to climb to altitudes of around 70,000 feet or 13.3.
Miles over Earth. So before they're saying 30
miles here, they're saying 13, kind of wonder if maybe we're
getting two versions of the story.
One, the The version released to the public in the other, the
version that the public doesn't get here about, I don't know,
quote, our balloons are basically giant plastic bags
with some charcoal dust on the inside to make them dark.
Bowman said, we build them using painters plastic from the
hardware store, shipping tape, and charcoal powder from
pyrotechnic supply stores. When the Sun Shines on the dark
balloons, the air inside, heats up and becomes buoyant.
Bowman explained that this passive solar power is enough to
propel the balloons from the surface of the planet to the
stratosphere after launch. The balloons were tracked using
GPS. Something that the team had to
do because balloons can can often fly for hundreds of miles
and mail and and difficult to navigate regions of the planet.
What, yeah, you know, and think about this, the planet is what
2/3, or 3/4 water. So what happens with this giant?
Foot. Balloon you end up with what?
I don't know. A couple hundred square feet.
The painter Plastics heavy, thick plastic ends up in the
ocean and gets swallowed by one of these magnificent whales or
something. I think the thing I don't like
about this is that we can't turn on the news or the television or
the radio or go online without being scolded.
And talked down to about the theory of global of global
warming and our carbon footprint and we're eating too much meat
and we're causing all this problems to the planet, but the
very class of people that are telling us that are doing this
endless studies on global warming seem to have no concern
for the animal and plant life, especially these large Majestic
mammals that populate, the ocean.
Do everything from blue wheels to killer Wells to great white,
sharks to jellyfish. These things were all terribly
and quantitatively impacted by plastic pollution and it's a lot
bigger problem. In my opinion, at least, then
any idea that the planet is getting warmer, which to me
they've got to prove. But here we go, we have you
scientist and I understand that they're curious and then what
understand this stuff. But if you and I dropped A party
balloon in the ocean off the coast of Florida.
We be looking at a hefty fine. But these guys just send them up
and where were they were over? They fall.
Well, that's where they fall. They goes on.
He says, and as recent events have shown scientific blooms can
be mistaken for other objects, sometimes causing unintentional
alarm. Well, ahead of the throw that in
there, didn't they? They're pushing the narrative.
Now we know that the object shot down over North Carolina was a
balloon. It seems like it looked like at
they had pictures of it that were taken by people from
Wyoming down in North Carolina. One of these things that the US
has a spy balloon probably was the Chinese.
Just say no, it's just a normal weather balloon because we're
still concerned about the environment, which, of course,
we know what great. Analysts we have writing China,
but as far as Lake here on the Yukon and Alaska, go, those
things have never been shown to be balloons, especially the two
cases, over the Yukon and and Alaska.
We had the guy in Alaska that came out with the footage,
showing the helicopters escorting.
The big cargo plane to the site up there, where the single shot
down at it was so far out in the middle of nowhere, though.
I mean, this is just as just bleak Our arctic ice up there
that they really couldn't produce a Balloon Club president
to say, oh, here I am at the hillbilly Balloon Club and that
was our balloon so that, that, that object there they really
didn't get on it and time to produce this parallel narrative.
And on top of that, we had people telling the truth right
away. This thing was a cylinder shaped
object size of a car or four-wheeler.
ER and it didn't look like a blind.
There was a certain amount of chatter from the pilots that was
that was recorded on that. We never have seen the seeing
the cockpit video we've been told that that's a classified.
We can't see it just like the ingredients in a certain vaccine
I suppose and beyond that Yukon same thing.
It's it was going to extremely remote area.
The search for this thing didn't last very long.
Whatever it was does seem like it was probably blown up, same
basic description, look like a metallic object, the size of a
four-wheeler baby. A small car wasn't described as
a balloon. Someone said, well, it might
have had cables hanging below it, we don't know.
We haven't seen a picture now. The one they're over Lake Huron
right away. Somebody came forward, or they
found someone said, oh, well, that's our Balloon Club.
And then we learned that that apparently, anybody can just
release these stupid things into the air, without any sort of
oversight whatsoever. Now, you will go to prison for
shining a laser light at an airplane in the sky as you
should. But you can release these stupid
balloons all day long and cause a hazard to air travel.
And it seems to be no big deal. That's why I don't understand.
They shot those balloons down over the shot.
Those object down over Alaska, Yukon Lake, Huron, and North
Carolina saying that they were some sort of threat to are
security. But here we go.
We have hundreds of balloons being released, apparently,
every day or two, and no one seems to be concerned about the
security of these things whatsoever.
Now, I'll finish up here. It says in addition to helping
further investigate these mysterious stratospheric sounds
solar, power balloons. Like these could be used to
investigate Mysteries, much further from Earth, such
vehicles are currently being tested discover if they could be
partnered with a Venus Orbiter to observe seismic and Volcanic
Chaotic activity through its thick atmosphere robotic
balloons could drift through the upper atmosphere of Earth evil,
twin high above the hellishly, hot and high pressure Services
investigating, its thick atmosphere, and clouds of
sulfuric acid. The team's research containing
the detection of these unidentified infrasound sources
will be presented by Beaumont on Thursday, May 11th at the
acoustical Society of America being held in Chicago.
Well, I don't think painters, Plastics going to survive for
very long on Venus but I thought it was interesting that this
just got out here. They're not telling us much but
we can tell from this is that you've got some place like Cindy
Cindy lab sitting up balloons, apparently unabated into the
upper atmosphere and making them out of household items like
painters plastic. I mean literally what's to stop
some nut job from going to Walmart picking up a Role of
painters plastic making their own balloon, painting it, black
feel filling it up with maybe a little bit of helium or hot air
and lofting it. Lofting it right into the flight
path. You know, these, if you go on
flight radar.com, you'll see these Jets tend to take
predetermined predetermined flight pass.
So, here we have another example, and not only are we
finding strange things in the atmosphere.
We can't explain but we're just going up there.
Willy-nilly what? Without a care in the world
about running into each other or something from another planet.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.