ALIENS! FM radio signal coming from Jupiter's moon Ganymede

What song was playing!

Freedom Rock dude

This one-

not all aliens have a sense of humor, but some... do!

Nicglurgle dipwapsherpap

Chairman of the FCC

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"Calls me cops"

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A resident of Ganymede who wears a furry suit on Earth.

Here to snuff the non-permitable bon fires burning on some beach somewhere where marshmallows and weenies are roasting.

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Jovian CiA

Interesting...

Ganymede could host life.

It is very thick ice covering huge expanses of oceans, and is likely warmed by a molten iron core, so somewhere in there life theoretically could exist.

Tesla power.

They're asking if we can quit transmitting I Love Lucy and Friends signals...

First time they've said it but really, that is a known by many.

Not aliens, sadly.

This is caused by high energy electrons interacting with Ganymede's magnetic field. So not artificial.

...and they're shreikin' & reekin!


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“It’s not E.T.,” said Patrick Wiggins, one of NASA’s Ambassadors to Utah. “It’s more of a natural function.”

I was gonna say the same thing. The article headline should say that it picked up EM radiation within the FM radio band range (88-108MHz) not that it picked up FM radio "signals". That word has wrapped up in it the implication of artificially constructed transmission meant to convey information of some kind, so to call it a signal is somewhat misleading.

Mind you, it's still interesting as there are not too many discovered natural sources of radio emissions besides extreme stellar events.

We had satellites orbiting that decades ago; right? Probably a transmitter dropped off years ago and "somehow" powered itself up.

Pioneer 10 was the first spacecraft to fly past Jupiter. It was followed by Pioneer 11, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 flybys. NASA's Galileo mission was first to orbit Jupiter and to send an atmospheric probe into the stormy clouds. The international Ulysses mission used Jupiter's powerful gravity to hurl itself into orbital passes of the Sun's northern and southern poles. Both Cassini and New Horizons studied Jupiter as they hurtled on to their main science targets — Saturn for Cassini and Pluto and the Kuiper Belt for New Horizons.

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We had satellites orbiting that decades ago; right? Probably a transmitter dropped off years ago and "somehow" powered itself up.

Pioneer 10 was the first spacecraft to fly past Jupiter. It was followed by Pioneer 11, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 flybys. NASA's Galileo mission was first to orbit Jupiter and to send an atmospheric probe into the stormy clouds. The international Ulysses mission used Jupiter's powerful gravity to hurl itself into orbital passes of the Sun's northern and southern poles. Both Cassini and New Horizons studied Jupiter as they hurtled on to their main science targets — Saturn for Cassini and Pluto and the Kuiper Belt for New Horizons.

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just more back-dated absentee ballots coming in for biden

It's almost if it's a different type of 'signal'.

"the implication of artificially constructed transmission meant to convey information of some kind"

You know what that means.

s.r. hadden up to his old tricks

Their message was: Biden won, get over it? I guess

FM radio is so last century

FM



no static at all

Steely Dan - FM.

Aw, you beat me to it! LOL

Last Edited by Sledster the Deplorable on 01/11/2021 05:40 PM

Tesla power, is a natural source of power.

Natural FM resonances. They only recorded 5 seconds of audio. I would like to hear this anyways.

NINO!
WOW! That was a blast from the past!