Pyrpolizer wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:I don't have time to follow this story, other than be alerted by the odd news-feed, so thanks for (between you and Kikapu) keeping it real.
From your images: I find it hard to believe anyone has the audacity to conclude picking up signals, and assigning them to a black box, given the poor quality of information detectable. This inference is worse than the information tabloid newspapers throw out every so often that "scientists have discovered the cure to cancer". And then we find out it's just another technician massaging iffy data that belongs in the bin.
The signal images you posted are a sad reflection of whoever is 'in charge' of this search. Where are their controls? I'm sure they get increased noise blips corresponding to what they suggest is "signal" all the time! They are just randomly making conclusions hoping that, by chance, they will come across something - anything!
Have they given up on floating objects? Of course. Soon they will give up on "signals".
After all this time, there are no two bits of information that tally with each other.
Again, I remain mystified as to why our 'world leaders' of space-exploration and earthly-monitoring remain so quiet on the matter (like someone with something to hide).
To set the record straight GIG my pictures are not from the REAL signal itself but from the audible signal the Australians produced out of the REAL signal.
One can draw only limited information from my pictures, mainly the amount of noise present, time intervals, and some other minor info.
Other than that yes the quality is terrible,but what else would you expect from a technology that got stuck in the 50s on such important issues?
I agree with the rest of your comments. It looks to me the whole idea is to convince the whole world of what they want them to believe with absolutely no evidence. I suspect after a few days they will announce they found nothing, but they will continue indefinitely imish. Until everyone forgets...
The quality is always terrible or at least contaminated by hundreds of noises and that occurs anywhere even when searching for Submarines. They are looking for a signature, and each Ship and Submarines has its own signature or footprint just like the Black Box has its own signature and they find these signatures by sifting through all the data that does not match that signature.
Not least, one of the noisiest contaminate emanates from the Ship that is towing the detector as well as all the other Ships even many miles away, even wildlife such as Dolphins and Whales have there own Sonar and even this can be detected because that is one of the things they look for when searching for Submarines for instance.
