NASA's Voyager-1 spacecraft hears 'hum' outside our solar system - from 15 BILLION miles away

Wrong. the earth is a sphere and NASA is full of shit anyway.

I know your game. I'm not going to allow you to do it.

Sound is the mechanical transmission of energy through matter.


"Space" is a vacuum. Sound doesn't travel though a vacuum. The very sparse intergalactic dust and elements present in interstellar space are not enough to transmit a coherent sound.

If you read the story they admit no sound is audible without manipulating the signal. Its horseshit.

GTFO, we saw what you did to the Indians

Interstellar swamp gas

As an American scientist and a proud American I agree we should switch to the metric system... I know I'll probably get bashed for saying that

The only reason there is an horizon is because the earth is a sphere you dumb nob. It it wasn't you'd be able to see mt Everest from your window

No, the Earth is not a sphere. That’s where NASA is really full of shit. The only game that you don’t know of is the one the Jesuits and Freemasons have been playing with you your whole life, playing you like a toy, pretending that we live on a ball that flies around the sun which flies around the universe, when any perceptive being can tell that the Earth is flat and stationary. It’s your loss if you don’t look into Eric Dubay on YouTube!

Lens flare, Venus

No, there is a horizon because the Earth is flat. We can’t see Everest from the United States because the air is not clear enough for that to happen. However, mountain ranges can sometimes be seen up to 275 miles away, when they should be obscured by thousands of feet of curvature. Let that sink in!

Hey Swingline. Great Topic! I've followed the Voyage 1
detections of sounds since 2014.

I am surprised that this announcement of the "intergalactic sounds"
from Voyager 1 is circulating as "breaking news" in 2021.
(I wish they would have clarified whether this detection was
or WAS NOT related to the 2014 detection.)

The thread I hosted way back in 2014 on what was then called an "Energy Tsunami WAVE"
--NOT A HUM--placed scientists on NOTICE that they should be
investigating these sounds recorded by Voyager 1.

Here is that original recording from Voyager 1 in 2014 as presented by
Pastor Begley who was very concerned about what it might mean. The whole
"WAVE" idea took off like some kind of virus from anything like an "energy"
that would upgrade people's DNA...to more scientific theories that this might
be the leading edge of Dr. Paul LaViolette's "Galactic Super Wave" (which would
indeed be something to worry about.)

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Between that 2014 "Voyager 1 sound" and today's announcement
...there has been some stunning news and research
--not the LEAST OF THESE BEING THE "RADCLIFF WAVE" discovered and reported by Ben Davidson last year. You can hear about that
"solar micro-nova remnant" that is BEHIND the solar system beyond the heliopause
and STILL making its own sounds and presence known in the video
from Ben Davidson's SuspiciousObservers below. I have updated my
original thread (link below) with the updates including the Radcliff Wave
discovery and the new information about the solar micro-nova from Doug Vogt.
The 2014 GLP thread--I think it is a pretty solid "history"
of the Voyager 1 "sounds" since 2014:
Thread: Updated 2-22-2020 Pg.15! NASA: "Tsunami-Energy-Waves" caught by Voyager 1 In-bound! Is This First Sign of "The Wave?" Video

Here is that video on the Radcliff Wave from Ben Davidson:


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Thread announcement on this discovery at link below:
Thread: Updated: The Radcliffe WAVE Discovered along Milky Way's Dark Rift! Is this LaViolette's Super Wave?

YET ANOTHER THEORY that would dove-tail nicely with the Voyager 1
detection of sounds in interstellar space is this truly groundbreaking
theory by Doug Vogt that has gained acceptance in mainstream science:
Thread: Greatest Secret of the United States, Causes of the Ice Age and Nova,

Hope you find this interesting!


The Oracle's Cookie



Last Edited by The Oracle's Cookie on 05/11/2021 04:04 PM

You can harvest energy from a hum.

Voyager 3 could take advantage of it to recharge and provide additional thrust.

It has a nuclear battery running on plutonium. To be honest, space technology has in many respects gone backwards since the probe was launched.

What are the odds the translation will be, 'Go away.'?


Last Edited by Wayfaring Stranger on 05/11/2021 04:12 PM

The Earth is flat, stationary and enclosed. Nothing's been outside the firmament.

Is this the same 'hum' that everybody hears in like Australia in certain places that they hear when they're trying to sleep and they can't really sleep??

A lot of anger about the space probe and NASA. Anyone notice the UFO in the Godlike logo?

Very interesting

Wait! I thought the Earth was flat??

It is indeed.

In other words, the pool filter turned on and they forgot to edit out the audio.

Lol NASA....

getting closer to the power-supply

Horizon is related to the word “horizontal” for a reason: it is flat. Just like the Earth. WRONG. Horizon finds its root meaning coming from the Egyptian God Haru or horus. As in Horus-rising or one who scopes the skys or the horizon.

Look you people we know exactly who is in charge of Voyager.

WHO GIVES A F!!!

How is there sound that makes no sense