Is ELENIN giving off a strange RF signal?

Is there anything significant about this?

I am calling out for the input of professional astronomers...





Strange RF signal is picked up by radio telescopes in California from Elenin.

For several days, has been analyzing radio signals picked up by the USC California Radio Telescope. The signal comes from the transit area of "Elenin" and coincides with the observation G pulse, which also are being analyzed by independent experts. The pulses are equally amazing. In various forums, experts are analyzing the signals...

reply to post by XplanetX

The starviewer team. The famous Spanish "astronomers" who don't recognize the difference between epoch 1950 coordinates and epoch 2000 coordinates (I'm talking about their G1.9 "analysis").

So now they're claiming a completed unsourced "signal" is coming from Elenin.

Hey, maybe it was a distress signal since the comet seems to have broken up.

reply to post by Phage



So wrong location?

Lol.

The aliens traveled through all that way just to fail on arrival. "I can't hold her to together captain she's breaking up!"

They also mentioned Elenin was a 'cluster' in July.

Ive repeated it about 5 times, and its starting to sound like a reallllly slowed down voice in the background.

reply to post by XplanetX

What location? What radio observatory? There seems to be a pronounced lack of details provided.

According to last news Elenin is breaking apart and will disintegrate soon.

spaceweather.com...
members.westnet.com.au...

From the original clip:


Strange RF signal is picked up by radio telescopes in California from Elenin.

For several days, has been analyzing radio signals picked up by the USC California Radio Telescope. The signal comes from the transit area of "Elenin" and coincides with the observation G pulse, which also are being analyzed by independent experts. The pulses are equally amazing. In various forums, experts are analyzing the signals...

Originally posted by XplanetX
reply to post by Phage

 

So wrong location?

He's saying they are not very reliable. Check out the EU and electrical comet theory.

There was someone on here a week or so ago claiming to be an insider who went to Elenin or something ridiculous like that and said that ham radios should pick up a signal off Elenin and said that it would reveal a lot about it. Perhaps this is the signal he spoke of?

reply to post by ragsntatters


Yeah I remember that, he claimed to be a navy pilot? And that we actually have tech that can reach the stars. He said no doom from Elenin just something...neat.

reply to post by XplanetX

Can you provide more information about the "USC radio telescope?"
Please?

Where can I download this signal in mp3?

reply to post by Phage



I assume USC stands for University of Southern California, since it is in California.

I believe that the University of Southern California has a team that works with SETI.

That is all I know.

Originally posted by topherman420
Ive repeated it about 5 times, and its starting to sound like a reallllly slowed down voice in the background. [/quote

]

Yeah it's creepy.

Found some more info:

www....(nolink)/seti-teaming-up-with-usc-597/

reply to post by borutp


On youtube mp3.com

reply to post by XplanetX

So. USC doesn't have a radio telescope? They don't operate a radio telescope?
So why assign the possibility of any credibility to a youtube video (with a starviewer team stamp) which makes such a claim?

Oh, the SETI connection. SETI's California array is shut down.

Originally posted by XplanetX
Found some more info:

www....(nolink)/seti-teaming-up-with-usc-597/

So USC and SETI teamed up and they are picking up signals from Elenin? It's interesting that they are working with SETI no doubt. Good stuff.

reply to post by Centurionx

The Allen array has not been operating for months.
www.npr.org...