"Is ET phoning home? Astronomers detect unprecedented space signals

Researchers speculate that a mysterious celestial body is sending signals to Earth at regular intervals, raising questions about extraterrestrial contact.


In a groundbreaking discovery, astronomers have detected radio wave signals being transmitted to Earth at an astonishing rate of approximately three times per hour. This phenomenon, never before observed in space, has sparked speculation among researchers that it could potentially be a deliberate attempt by unidentified extraterrestrial beings to establish contact with humanity.


Scientists from Australia are currently engrossed in the task of deciphering and analyzing the perplexing messages and signals received from the vastness of outer space. They strongly believe that these transmissions may be an attempt by extraterrestrial life forms residing on distant planets to initiate communication with our species. According to a report published in the British newspaper The Mirror, researchers have confirmed the extraterrestrial origin of these signals, suggesting the presence of "aliens living on another world and endeavoring to contact our planet." The report also states that "an unidentified object has been transmitting messages to our world."


These signals are believed to be evidence of an unidentified celestial body situated an astounding 4,000 light years away from us. Astronomers describe this enigmatic entity as unlike anything ever observed in space.

Observations made by scientists have revealed that this mysterious object releases a significant burst of energy every 18 minutes, occurring three times per hour. Dr. Natasha Hurley-Walker, an astrophysicist involved in the study, suggests that these signals could potentially serve as evidence of extraterrestrial life and represent a crucial breakthrough in this field. Reflecting on the significance of this discovery, Dr. Harley-Walker muses, "Is this the moment when we finally discover that the truth is out there?" Initially, she analyzed the data with skepticism, suspecting that the signals might be mere interference. However, after 18 minutes of continuous observation, she observed the signals repeating themselves with the same frequency and originating from the exact same location. This intriguing consistency has solidified the scientists' determination to further investigate this phenomenon. "
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Bobby. wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2023 at 3:19pm:


Ta, and incorporated in the OP.  How would Alien contact impact your worldview, Bobby? I've seen various postings of yours which indicate, on their face, that you are religious sort of person.

And if it's not, Bobby? What impact would it have on your faith and belief in the Bible?

Linus wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2023 at 2:46pm:

Highly unlikely.

Linus wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2023 at 2:46pm:

People who research this bullshit will ask for more grants.

Linus wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2023 at 2:46pm:

No impact.  I'll just continue to laugh at people who believe this crap.

ET communicating with their grocer and butcher Elon Musk sending their orders?

Its starving aliens sending Musk a message to send them some delicious humans as soon as possible.

Linus wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2023 at 7:42pm:


Of course they are - it pays well.

Thus far though, there is not a single piece of evidence on this planet (or any other) that suggests there is intelligent life anywhere else in the universe.

Oh well, I guess those scientists and scientific organisations from around the world will have to keep accepting grants in order to keep searching.

It's a tough well-paid job, but somebody has to do it.

Setanta wrote on Jul 4^th, 2023 at 6:56pm:


No.

Look all you want - I have no problem with people looking.

Give them grants for billions of dollars - I couldn't care less.

But just don't say there's currently evidence of alien life, because there isn't.

Setanta wrote on Jul 4^th, 2023 at 7:36pm:


You obviously don't speak/understand English.

"Give them grants for billions of dollars - I couldn't care less."