Mystery Roar Detected From Faraway Space
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 LONG BEACH, Calif. — Space is typically thought of as a very quiet place. But one team of astronomers has found a strange cosmic noise that
booms six times louder than expected.
The roar is from the distant cosmos. Nobody knows what causes it.
Of course, sound waves can't travel in a vacuum (which is what most of space is), or at least they can't very efficiently. But radio waves can.
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I found this pretty interesting, thought some of you might as well. Wonder what's causing such a roar! I know when they are looking for "ET" signals
they are usually looking for a proverbial needle in a haystack and this seems to be a very loud/bright beacon. So what is it?
My thoughts are it's one heck of a big star! Another civilization looking for us, a big black hole or something? Maybe it's the langoliers coming to
eat us all up?
Just kidding, seriously any thoughts?
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I think a couple resonable possibilities are as follows:
1) The "noise" is coming from our own galaxy. This may have something to do with our current positioning in the galaxy, which is more or less at the
equator. Perhaps at this point there is some kind of a reverberation or inlet to our solar system of this commotion taking place in our galaxy's
magnetics or from the distant universe.
2) Another possible scenario I think may be that our universe is not nearly as uniform as they think. As stated in the article, "The only way this
noise could be made from the stars and galaxies is if they were packed in like sardines." This may suggest that the space in the universe, what they
think may be dark matter or a vacuum, is something else entirely, perhaps in a way an illusion or something. (by illusion i just mean something other
than what it appears to be) allowing for what we see now as the noise from all the galaxies being packed like sardines to actually be the case, in a
weird sense that would alter space sciences and physics completely.
Just some random conclusions i came to earlier after reading this article.
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Nice find!  Wish they would give a sound bite of the noise. Will be following this. S&F. 
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A thread on this subject was already started yesterday www.abovetopsecret.com...
MOD please close this thread. Thanks
[edit on 8-1-2009 by Muundoggie]
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