[QUOTE=Tameric][b] Number Stations [/b]
Here are some links to examples of Number Stations.
This one is the clearest and most understandable.
[url]http://listverse.s3.amazonaws.com/music/number.mp3[/url]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P9v84kO2lI[/media]
Creepy...[/QUOTE]
...Announcer lady from tf2?...
Why would an animal make a noise for that long? It's just too damn drawn out to have only been heard on like 2 occasions.
Sounds like roadworks.
[QUOTE=yoman!]That's weird man, anyone decode them?[/QUOTE]
Actually yes.
[quote=Wikipedia]Atención of Cuba became the world's first numbers station to be officially and publicly accused of transmitting to spies. It was the centerpiece of a United States federal court espionage trial following the arrest of the Wasp Network of Cuban spies in 1998. The U.S. prosecutors claimed the accused were writing down number codes received from Atención, using Sony hand-held shortwave receivers, and typing the numbers into laptop computers to decode spying instructions. The FBI testified that they had entered a spy's apartment in 1995, and copied the computer decryption program for the Atención numbers code. They used it to decode Atención spy messages, which the prosecutors unveiled in court.
United States government evidence included the following three examples of decoded Atención messages. (Not reported whether the original clear texts were in Spanish, although the phrasing of "Day of the Woman" would indicate so.):
* "prioritize and continue to strengthen friendship with Joe and Dennis" [68 characters]
* "Under no circumstances should [agents] German nor Castor fly with BTTR or another organization on days 24, 25, 26, and 27." [112 characters] (BTTR is the anti-Castro airborne group Brothers to the Rescue)
* "Congratulate all the female comrades for International Day of the Woman." [71 characters] (Probably a simple greeting for March 8, International Women's Day)
At the rate of one spoken number per character per second, each of these sentences takes a minute or more to transmit.
The moderator of an e-mail list for global numbers station hobbyists claimed "Someone on the Spooks list had already cracked the code for a repeated transmission [from Havana to Miami] if it was received garbled." Such code-breaking is possible if a one-time pad decoding key is used more than once. [/quote]
There's even many where there have been "bleed-ins" into regular radio broadcasts.
I have heard one about two men chatting about oil prices when suddenly you hear lots of static and then very faintly the sound of a woman saying numbers. The guest thought it was a joke or a prank but the host said that he had no idea what happened.
[img]http://www.builtreport.com/megalodon.jpg[/img]
Megalodon, giant prehistoric shark that's like 10 times larger than a great white or something
quite a few people believe it's still alive today in deep waters, but if it was then we'd all be fucked. Those things are like over 20 meters long
[QUOTE=FoxPieV2][img]http://www.builtreport.com/megalodon.jpg[/img]
Megalodon, giant prehistoric shark that's like 10 times larger than a great white or something
quite a few people believe it's still alive today in deep waters, but if it was then we'd all be fucked. Those things are like over 20 meters long[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I was at a state aquarium a few weeks ago.
I got my picture taken whilst standing in the jaws of one. Their teeth are bigger than your hand. And those are just the little one!
The big ones are like basketballs.
[QUOTE=Faunze]Why would an animal make a noise for that long?[/QUOTE]
According to hl2poo, this is why.
[QUOTE=hl2poo]Nessie is going to meet her old boyfriend Cthulhu, (Wait is it even a male?) to have some hardcore sea monster style sex.
Those are moans you hear.[/QUOTE]
Crazy, I know. But even gigantic long-living marine lifeforms have to mate some time.
You know, if there is megaladon, i can just picture some highschool girl getting 100$ to screw one :sigh:
Cthulu.
Megalodon is an awesome shark. Well, was.
[QUOTE=Chrisholl]You know, if there is megaladon, i can just picture some highschool girl getting 100$ to screw one :sigh:[/QUOTE]
Girl or not, I'd do it!
I'd get fucked by megaladon, just to say I got fucked by a shark.
It's the sound of the earth crying...
[QUOTE=SherpaMurphy]It's the sound of the earth crying...[/QUOTE]
Goddamn hippy.
[QUOTE=hl2poo]Nessie is going to meet her old boyfriend Cthulhu, (Wait is it even a male?) to have some hardcore sea monster style sex.
Those are moans you hear.[/QUOTE]
You're close but it is infact Godzilla on Cloverfield action
but it's ok everyone makes that mistake.
[QUOTE=SherpaMurphy]It's the sound of the earth crying...[/QUOTE]
Time to blow up some shinra reactors.
You nubz, it's the sound of orcs fighting in Middle Earth
[QUOTE=wzbz]There's also the "[B]Slow Down[/B]" sound which was also heard from the depths of the pacific from an unknown source. Except this one is more scary than the [I]Bloop[/I].
"Slow Down", at 16x times its original speed:
[media]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/79/Slowdown.ogg[/media]
[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_Down_(unidentified_sound)"][U]Wikipedia[/U][/url][/QUOTE]
Wow I just listened to that creepy.
and does anyone else think it sounds like the Dolby Surround Sound thing?
The "Slow Down" sound, and the "Bloop" seem like they where recorded with a few months apart.
"Slow Down" during May 1997, and "Bloop" several times during the summer of 1997.
(Same animal, different occasions?)
Also:
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hum[/url]
[QUOTE=wzbz]There's also the "[B]Slow Down[/B]" sound which was also heard from the depths of the pacific from an unknown source. Except this one is more scary than the [I]Bloop[/I].
"Slow Down", at 16x times its original speed:
[media]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/79/Slowdown.ogg[/media]
[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_Down_(unidentified_sound)"][U]Wikipedia[/U][/url][/QUOTE]
:argh:
Was just going to post that...but your post is better anyways. :(
Slow down is just an example of the Doppler effect in action. It's probably a sound at the same or same-ish pitch moving away at a steady pace.
As to what it would be, I have no idea.
But, it's sped up 16 times and is originally 7 minutes long.
[QUOTE=Kronos Zul]But, it's sped up 16 times and is originally 7 minutes long.[/QUOTE]
Holy fuck
I can't play it. :(
Pft, it's just a whales dick getting erect :v:
(He's a little rusty ya know :q:)
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[QUOTE=FoxPieV2][img]http://www.builtreport.com/megalodon.jpg[/img]
Megalodon, giant prehistoric shark that's like 10 times larger than a great white or something
quite a few people believe it's still alive today in deep waters, but if it was then we'd all be fucked. Those things are like over 20 meters long[/QUOTE]
Fuck that, I'm not touching water again.
[QUOTE=Spyder638]Pft, it's just a whales dick getting erect :v:
(He's a little rusty ya know :q:)
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Fuck that, I'm not touching water again.[/QUOTE]
On the plus side, you probably stay in an area too shallow [under 10 feet] for him to access you.
Bet that diver doesn't even know he's there, if he does, that explains why he is swimming so fast.
[QUOTE=FreakyMe]On the plus side, you probably stay in an area too shallow [under 10 feet] for him to access you.[/QUOTE]
I'm too scared to drink a glass of water :tinfoil:
[QUOTE=FreakyMe]On the plus side, you probably stay in an area too shallow [under 10 feet] for him to access you.[/QUOTE]
I get flashbacks from the jaws game, making him flip onto the beach, eat someone, and flop back into the water.
[QUOTE=Chrisholl]Bet that diver doesn't even know he's there, if he does, that explains why he is swimming so fast.[/QUOTE]
He probably farted for a speed boost and that's what some of the strange noises are in this thread :v:
[QUOTE=Spyder638]I'm too scared to drink a glass of water :tinfoil:[/QUOTE]
MINYLDON
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Holy shit super fast posts here :p
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