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

[greenanimal]

haha
I love egocentric thinking it cracks me up
"it makes noise - it must be human I mean alien - it must be intelligent like us!"

[undeniablynikki]

On one hand, I think it would be crazy not to think there's other life out there, but on the other hand--that ain't it.

[tetrabinary]

Reminds me of when we discovered the hexagonal storm on Saturn's north pole and people went apeshit thinking that such a shape just had to be alien.

[undeniablynikki]

HAHA. Because you don't find hexagons in nature ever.

[_wolfmechanics]

SPACE BEES

[genmaicha]

I completely doubt it's alien voices, but it's still really creepy/awesome/fascinating.

I had chills when I listened to the file of Titan's winds as recorded by the Huygens probe.

[undeniablynikki]

Yeah, exactly.

[rufustfyrfly]

sounds like an alien hockin'a loogie.

[undeniablynikki]

Haha. That's what it is. You solved the mystery.

[skalja]

Is this like the scientific version of finding Jesus in toast? I mean, it's a cool sound, but seriously. Aliens?