Saturn's Radio Signal: Alien Voices or Simply Nature?

[undeniablynikki]

I stumbled across this video while perusing YouTube instead of studying for a lameass test.

"The radio emissions were discovered by radio and plasma wave detectors on board the Cassini spacecraft as it passed over Saturn's rings during its arrival at the planet in July 2004."

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NASA says: "Shit mang, we don't know what it be

Comments

[shirogirl]

Idk wtf it really is but it just creeped me out in the way that only this does. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conet_Project

I can't listen to this without feeling scared for some reason lol.

[otana]

Numbers stations are scary as hell. Someone linked me to a bunch while we were looking at an ARG and it was really unnerving.

[skalja]

Oh my god yeah. AAAAALIENS! Except not really.

[frooty_mcgaygay]

Sounds a bit like the upper atmosphere of earth, I think. You can hear it if you have the right equipment, but god knows what that is.

[bricology]

Color me underwhelmed.

The sound of the wind blowing through a lava tube, or icicles "tinkling" is at least as musical as this, and occur within our audible frequency range.

[synchra]

:D your icon rocks!! (literally)

[karjack]

lol ring tones