We've Been Receiving a Radio Signal Every 22-Minutes for 35 Years | Astrum Sleep Space
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024
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Are you sure it’s not some alien who just keeps hitting the snooze button?
Hahahaha
Or the Russians or maybe Trump lol .
It is as if we're floating through space, so calm yet so chaotic, so beautiful.
So beautiful said; truly. Happy Halloween my friend! As we all spin round and round.
It’s been me this whole time. I’ve been trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty
You have been reported to the RUclips team for spam.....
Thanks for the soothing music! This will do the trick tonight!
woah i don’t usually sleep to your stuff but i can see you’re a lullaby master, i’m impressed
What about a brown dwarf with magnetic field orbiting a neutron star allowing a small amount of ionized gas to transfer to the pole of the neutron star with a 22 minute rotational period. This creates a stream plasma that can feed an otherwise dead magnetic field-powered synchrotron photon source?
I once had the misfortune to see a few minutes of a porno with a couple of brown dwarfs in it. Horrific.
Magnetars are mind blowing to me. I heard an astronomer say that if one came within the distance of one thousand light years it would erase all data from every credit card on earth or something like that. I might have the distance wrong but I’m just saying the power of its magnetic field is beyond comprehension. I have always been fascinated by neutron stars since I learned about them in middle school science class. I became interested in astronomy even more than I already was
The distance would only have to be about half the distance to the moon. About 100-150 thousand miles. Still impressive and amazing objects though.
Maybe it's a good thing we no longer use the magnetic stripes on credit cards, and only rely on magnetic stripes for state-issued ID... oh wait.
Rips the iron from your blood kind of object.
If there were only a way to direct it to my GF's wallet, my budget would be in better shape
@@spearshaker7974BIG YIKES 😮
This is mind blowing! I still haven't come to grips with the discovery of dark rings around Uranus!😅
its the heartbeat of the universe
Every 22 minutes? That's just the ash twin project firing
Man of culture right here.
I love this game!!!❤
Amazing how much power can be condensed into such a small spot n we actually are receiving a signal from that far away and so small a point. Miracles happen
Nicely done. 👍
I listened to this without even realizing it
I often get such a kick out of this site. Having seen maybe a hundred different vids about neutron stars, THIS is the first time I've ever heard about this phenomenon of electron/positron pairs, and photons created in such specific ways in relation to magnetic field lines.... Science. Never a dull moment. Even for a layman woefully deficient in math skills needed to FULLY understand what I'm listening to, what a kick. Cheesus I love learning about shit I don't understand!!!
Can i please ask, what is the soundtrack, or where i can find just the music background video or song? maybe the creator have spotify and more stuff like that? i personally loved it, it blows my mind and makes me feel soo calm and relax...these last days i put this video in background while i was in the bed and i feel very good listen to Alex speaking and when said good bye and the piano starts is like "he killed it". Thank you so much Alex for your great job and kindness shared with all of your videos! im sending to you all a big hugh from Portugal/Spain
I'm not saying it's a pulsar but it's a pulsar !!!
Fascinating. . Thank you 👍
Q: Where is the signal coming from? A: Uranus! - for those who know Astrum is too couth for this joke but wanted to hear it anyway.
Is that a Brian Eno soundtrack? Quite ambient.
If we could measure very precisely the duration of the radio signals and the exact time of the intervals we could calculate the source of the radio signal is coming towards us, moving from us or wobbling in it's space. By the way, is there a modulation on the signal?
I am not saying it's aliens but it's aliens!!!
Let me correct you just a bit,
"I am not saying it's aliens, but it's alien!!!"
There... better
@pratikbiska let me correct you just a bit. "I'm not saying it's aliens, but it's aliens!"
Obviously
I agree that it's aliens and I'll go further and say that the message that they are sending is a demand. They want their population of bigfoot back. Those pyramids aren't going to build themselves and they need the labor force back.
@@mk-ki3jcAllow me to correct the overall logic behind the sentence: "I am saying it is aliens. It is aliens."
We should be looking for data in the signal. It sounds more like a rotating beacon, like a lighthouse.
Must be angels. Or fairies.
Exactly that. It cant be anything else. Also its diverting their tv to us
is it the observatory's microwave again
Did that actually happen somewhere?😂
.. sorry, sorry. I forgot to fasten my space seatbelt. Old spaceship, old habits.
I imagine its going to be difficult for the first mars colonists to watch our planet turn into a tiny dot as they sail away😢
Marvelous
Two thoughts: We need to have one or more of our explorer vehicles turn and look at Earth to measure how radio signals that are intelligently produced appear or record and what pulses look like from afar. Second, have they tried to figure out if there is a language in the transmission? Can we send a pulsing signal out towards it and measure that as well? I just think there needs to be more intense looking into actual data, and not what something "could be", "might be", or is "believed to be". That is too much faith language when we should be looking for actual knowledge. JMO.
Try real science, you may like it.
@@catserver8577 It is a natural phenomenon. We have not definitively identified it yet, but it is not the only one either. Astrum-Alex has a good channel and he has a pleasant voice, but if you want more up to date information, try someone like Anton. He just did a video a few days ago related to these.
@@wheeljork I do watch Anton. I understand the scientific method. I don't see why my suggestions are confusing to anyone. There are announcements practically every day that "we were wrong" about something, in many cases, way wrong. Anton even posts videos about that frequently. It's astounding to me how suggesting something that isn't being done or has never been done makes some people just lose their s***. Thinking outside of "current knowledge" has always, always led to new information. Maybe what I am suggesting is not new. Maybe it has been done. I've not seen any reports of it. I don't come to science channels to be "soothed". I don't discuss videos to be argued with. It's merely to make suggestions and learn more. The argue bot above you in the responses may not understand, but hopefully you do.
@@catserver8577 I think you might be misunderstanding me, I was just pointing out that there IS an explanation for this phenomenon, and it does not involve aliens producing insane amounts of energy to produce these dataless emissions for unknown reasons. The emissions that humans produce are incredibly faint in comparison, and no, we do NOT currently have detectors sensitive enough to detect that. The actual power needed to produce a signal like this would have to be produced in a way we cannot reproduce if it was artificial. Anton's video about axions is the one I was talking about, it explains this phenomenon if the researchers are right (this is now new btw, axions are an OLD concept).
@@catserver8577. We actually HAVE sent out several spacecraft to every planet in our solar system. They have either been flybys, such as Pioneer and Voyager, and New Horizons (which flew past Pluto nearly a decade ago), or to orbit planets or other celestial objects (asteroids, comets), and quite a few which have landed on other planets, mostly Mars.
The data they send back to Earth is obviously sent via radio waves, which are “translated” by computers on Earth, giving us data, images, etc. So we know how to interpret radio signals with data encoded in them, we’ve been doing it for decades now. Of course, it takes a while for spacecraft to either reach their destination, or, in the cases of Pioneer, Voyager, and New Horizon, to even exit the solar system. The two Voyager spacecraft were first launched in the 1970s, and are just now reaching the edge of the solar system (depending on how one defines that).
They broadcast data which, even at the speed of light, takes hours to reach Earth, and because their power is slowly running out, many instruments have been turned off, and the signal is very weak, requiring the use of very sensitive radio telescopes to receive it. We simply haven’t sent any human made spacecraft any further than that, and the primary mission of these spacecraft, the exploration of the outer planets of the solar system was accomplished long ago.
Our current technology just doesn’t permit us to send something out any further than that at a rapid speed (compared to the speed of light). Voyager and Pioneer before it reached their current velocities with the assistance of gravitational slingshots as they passed various planets, but it will take them thousands of years to reach a distance equivalent to the nearest stars to our solar system, and the power source of these spacecraft will long have been exhausted, and they will simply be inert objects.
Remember, we didn’t first send a spacecraft into space until 1957, only just under 70 years ago. It’s much easier (and less expensive) to use our technology, basically instruments that observe the sky receiving signals of em radiation (light) and learn about the universe that way. But because we have sent probes to various objects in our solar system, and have had to program those probes to encode the data those probes collected (including images), in radio signals, send them back, to be uncoded back on Earth, we would have a pretty good idea of what to look for if we received a radio signal from an extraterrestrial intelligent source that was sending data to us.
There is an active SETI (search for extraterrestrial intelligence) program that is currently looking for radio signals that might be from extraterrestrial intelligence “broadcasting”. So what you are suggesting has been happening for quite some time now.
Aliens have been trying to Rick Roll us since 1988.
At 5:42 you lost me. "The light disspated /*blink*/ and imbues its energy into the quantum field of electrons." /*double-blink*/
But because I have so very often wondered about "synchrotron" processes, what followed was mind blowing! _(No, _*_I did not_*_ follow the maths_ /*grin*/)
What if it's our own radio signals bouncing off something that is 22 light minutes away?
What if that radio signal is the one driving evolution in our planet and other planets out there?
10:47 Is a magnatar an old star that has collected so much iron debris over the years that its magnetic field is very strong?
22 minutes you say?
Has anyones ship log been updated?
The music resembles “Your Own Special Way” by Genesis
Magnetar orbiting closely to a black hole, so the long period is due to time dilation?
well if it's E T he will have ti wait till we get the right tech ti answer , simple , aye !
Some more informative visuals when talking about angles and curves and perpendicularity would have been helpful.
Or in general 😅
Aliens calibrated it so they could use it to travel vast distances in space and time
My f*ing god man... Unbelievable
whys half the video just music? I thought this would be a long discussion :(
It's a white dwarf releasing axion/photon bursts if the latest research is correct. I am a little disappointed that you never mentioned axions. Axions explains these, amongst other phenomena including dark matter.
The latest research, for all it's speculation, is always tomorrow's correction.
@@RhinoTheTerrible We will be able to determine if they are correct (within statistical probabilities that is) with existing technology, they will be doing so over the next few weeks and months to verify. If they are right, its a huge discovery. It will essentially explain all the weird dark matter related mysteries along with several different types of unexplained radio bursts. I am quite excited about it and confident they are right though I am far from an expert.
Guess number the first: Maybe it's really really massive? Eh, but then it'd be a black hole, wouldn't it 🤔
Guess number the second: Anomaly in the data? But it's highly unlikely that multiple installations would detect the exact same anomaly with the exact same period for 30+ years if it was a malfunction. Perhaps a stray signal of some type? But again - 30+ years, and it has all the characteristics of a real pulsar 🤔
Guess number the third: an artificial navigational radiobeacon from a long-extinct civilisation? 🤣🤣🤣 Who knows, maybe the Q put it there to mess with us 😅
Its me from the future 🤐
It's free real estate.
5:48 😂😂
A binary pulsar pair?
could you imagine our universe filled with nothing but blinking lights coming pulsars if they were *all* aligned to be perfectly pointed at us?
it would be like Christmas every day, every year, to no end...
🎄
I suppose if unending tumors are ok with you.
Super Nova wave's?
What is it with Humans that makes them want to Know Everything about everything More & more it looks like the Universe is trying it's best to cut off our ability to visit. There's not going to be any kind of usable Wormhole or other quick access transportation, including "WARP SPEED"But knowing how determined that I am to get places, I don't doubt for one minute somebody will find a way
I doubt we have even left infancy stage of technological progression. We've only really been cooking for 100 years. If growth remains exponential we're in for wild times.
Do not reply!
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Ok
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Tbh, not much of this made any sense to me. This no doubt about as 'layman's terms' as it gets?🤔
It's a conspiracy.
22 minutes eh? I would like to come up with an appropriate Canadian joke, sorry! I will try to come back with something funny later. Again, Sorry!
Half of this is Just music.
Ooooh Great an 18,000 yr old "signal'
REPLY !?? and we might get a response in ~ 40,000 yrs.. I can hardly Wait.
Get out your Tin Foil Hats .
What a snore job! Oh wait. Sorry just woke up.
They just discovered a neutron star that rotates at over 700/sec. It's the size of a city. Hard to imagine.
@spybaz you're not kidding! I just had to look it up and found this:
PSR J1748−2446ad is the fastest-spinning pulsar known, at 716 Hz (times per second), or 42,960 revolutions per minute.
Classic computer hard drives have platters that spin approx 4500 rpm, and they are so tiny compared to a neutron star, which is about the size of Manhattan!
"Now, my own suspicion is that the universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose… I suspect that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamed of, or can be dreamed of, in any philosophy."
Possible Worlds and Other Essays (1927) ‘Possible Worlds’
My eldest child _was born in 1988_ * (when the pulses were first detected*) ...
I'll ask her (she moved to live and work in Canada🇨🇦 "for two or three years...!"🤞)
She left London, UK, in _mid-September_ _2019_ ...& so has _obviously decided to stay_ there...🤔🥺😟💕
👍💕🏴 🙂🇬🇧💕🖖
I'm sorry you miss your child. I'm sure they love and miss you too!
Wtf go Away bot
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It's okay... It's what offspring do. Thank-you.
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Which bot are you in about?!
I like your video just fine but I was a history major and am therefore incapable of doing the math required to fully understand it, or even make intelligent conversation about it. We can talk about the US civil war if you like, however. 🙄
Dull with no new information, just more Jive.
The title is decieving, because to humans on earth a radio signal is something that conveys voice signal, but scientifically both radio and light are all wave lengths of different frequencies.
Your incorrect assumptions do not negate fact. They are in fact radio signals, therefore no deception.
@ how so
@-Nobody-1 Have you never heard of radar, or Morse Code, or instrumental music, or binary number transmissions on radio?
@@stoobydootoo4098 and?
@@-Nobody-1 And, you can't spell 'deceiving'. Read our comments once more, then ask me again if you are struggling to understand my point.
18,000 light years away, who cares then!
Humans are Not Exempt from Extinction. We have closer concerns.
It's joe biden ringing for his ice cream
You’re just making up words now
Second!
Third.😁
That was earlier this month.
Fourth
That's next week.
Cosmoss not cosmose. There's no e at the end.
Or cOzmoss, even!
@@InteractingwithlunaticsNo. Is English not your first language? Or second?
Maybe in the UK that's the way you pronounce it.
Moore's Code
Do you mean morse code? Lol. And it's not. Morse code is not a universal language, it's invented by humans
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