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hey guys long time

Iam so stoked to see how you all have done this

great job


well do you guys think it has to with light speed, and maybe it could have been a philospher, newton, einstien, etc... that said the quote

Howdy, Ragster!

The only famous quote I can think of was when Howard Dean said something like: "There are a lot of theories going around about 9-11, one of the most interesting being that President Bush knew of the attacks ahead of time."

I doubt that that's the answer, though.


[edit on 31-8-2006 by Tuning Spork]

well I hope you all are able to smack thsi down

its almost over

so close



well anyways

hey

I call shotgun on who ever wins.... lol


ok guys beee good

ill try to be in soon


GO ATS!!!!





and the most interesting thing about RPM is that is the only the can revolve at 8.52 billion times a minute is an atom, or the electrons in one, like elctricity or so on

hahaha

anyways

ttyl

When I say "most interesting" in my head it always sounds like Keanu reeves in Bill and ted's Excellent adventure. Should I be concerned? And why do my two favorite comedy movies of all time (see above + Wayne's World) both involve air guitar???

I don't think this is an atom, but it wouldn't be the first time I'd be wrong.
I think it is a machine or some kind of mechanical device or aspect.


I'm leaning towards either a computer, a satellite, or a spacecraft.

From wikipedia:

Revolutions per minute (abbreviated rpm, RPM, r/min, or min−1) is a unit of frequency, commonly used to measure rotational speed, in particular in the case of rotation around a fixed axis. It represents the number of full rotations something makes in one minute. The International System of Units (SI) unit for rotational velocity is the radian per second (rad·s−1).

The International System of Units (SI) unit of frequency is the hertz (Hz):

1 r/min = 1/60 Hz
This is often used for measuring waves, such as radio and sound

So, the 8520000000/60 = 1420Mhz does seem to hold up.

I think its related to SETI or radio astronomy in general.

www.newscientist.com...


Anything?

Tried the speed of light angle nothing yet.Tried light years and pulsars (rpm) nothing that fast. I remember a theory about a man made time warp. You need to spin a massive cylinder at the speed of light but not several times over the speed of light . So no go.

Originally posted by Freenrgy2

So, the 8520000000/60 = 1420Mhz does seem to hold up.

I think its related to SETI or radio astronomy in general.

Looked into that quite a bit yesterday.

Now, assuming that's the way to go, we can reduce the clue to:

1420mHz, "most interesting"

Bill and Ted did do some weird time travelling. Hmmm....

Originally posted by Cutwolf
www.newscientist.com...


Anything?

Cutwolf, I explored that yesterday. It seems like a superb candidate. I've tried all manner of combinations of "alien" "et" "extraterrestrial" and "transmission" "communication" "signal", etc. No luck, though. Think I'll try some more.

We are assuming RPM is revolutions per minute. Perhaps we should not assume. Could not RPM be someones initials?
Or something, remember SID?

[edit on 31-8-2006 by zablackwolf]

From acronymfinder.com:

Revolutions Per Minute
Red Hat Package Manager
Rotations Per Minute
Rounds Per Minute
Revenue Passenger Miles (airlines)
Resale Price Maintenance
Remedial Project Manager
Route Processor Module (Cisco)
Remote Print Manager
Real Property Maintenance
Rate Per Minute
Real Property Management
Radiation Portal Monitor
Revenue Passenger Mile

[edit on 31-8-2006 by Tuning Spork]

www.abovetopsecret.com...

This goes into the Wow! signal which is the "most interesting" radio signal we have ever received.

[edit on 8/31/2006 by zsandmann]

Originally posted by zsandmann
answer is www.alltheufoanswers.com...

Doh so obvious now, X=12, Planet X, 12th planet
Period, orbiting 3600 years
Base 6 mathematics

Maybe I'm still asleep, but how is this (the "Base6 mathematics" connection) obvious?

[edit on 31-8-2006 by glengineer]

I wanted to know where the answer came from, also. I just looked up base 6 and was led to base 60...the Sumerians used base 60 mathematics, so, I assume that's where the answer 6 came from...3600 in base 60 would be 6 orbital period of Nibiru.

Duh, it would be 60 in base 60.....oh well....I'm so muddle-headed...as usual!

[edit on 8/31/06 by FibroKat]

[edit on 8/31/06 by FibroKat]

Originally posted by glengineer

Originally posted by zsandmann
answer is www.alltheufoanswers.com...

Doh so obvious now, X=12, Planet X, 12th planet
Period, orbiting 3600 years
Base 6 mathematics

Maybe I'm still asleep, but how is this (the "Base6 mathematics" connection) obvious?

[edit on 31-8-2006 by glengineer]

The Babylonian system of mathematics was sexagesimal, or a base 60 numeral system

^this was in the post right above zsansman's answer

nibiru legend traced back to Babylonia

[edit on 31-8-2006 by Jbird]

[edit on 31-8-2006 by Jbird]

Originally posted by FibroKat
I wanted to know where the answer came from, also. I just looked up base 6 and was led to base 60...the Sumerians used base 60 mathematics, so, I assume that's where the answer 6 came from...3600 in base 60 would be 6 orbital period of Nibiru. Just a guess, though.

3600 in base 60 would be 60, not 6. 3600 is the square of 60. I still don't know why the answer was 6.html and not 60.html, but that's water under the proverbial bridge.

Excelsior!

[edit on 31-8-2006 by Tuning Spork]

I dunno but it worked

Any ideas on the Current clues?

this may help with the Base 60 question

n the sexagesimal system, each time a "digit" is moved to the left
its value increases by a factor of 60. When you represent a whole
number in the sexagesimal system the last space "digit" is for the
numbers from 1 to 59, the next to the last space "digit" for multiples
of 60, then the next space "digit" for multiples of 60^2 = 3600, the
next preceding space "digit" for multiples of 60^3 = 216,000, and so
forth.


In other words the number system is developed by working with base 60:

60^0 = 1
60^1 = 60
60^2 = 3600
60^3 = 216,000

mathforum.org...

So, on to the next clue.

'Spork, I've tried every variation of 'hoax alien signal...' I could think of , as have you, I'm sure.
any ideas??

Sorry, zsandmann, didn't see you there.

this number is to 'even' to be # of hits on ATS, or sumthing similar, I'm assuming.?

of course I don't mean 85 billion, but a multiple of that.

[edit on 31-8-2006 by Jbird]

[edit on 31-8-2006 by Jbird]

Yeah its much to round of a number and WAY too large to be a speed, a thread or topic number, time, most anything.

But I find it very interesting that converting it to MHz gives us a frequency that is a monitored band for ET signals. THAT is NOT a cooincidence.

So we basically know we are looking for something with radio frequencies, SETI, radio satelittes, etc. We just need to figure out where the quote "most interesting" factors in.

As I said before the WoW! signal has been described as the "most interesting" possible ET signal ever received from off world.

And that's where I am at right now.