From: gvb@TEFS1.acd.com (<gvb@acd4.acd.com>)
Subject: Re: Trip on Space Ship 3.
Organization: Applied Computing Devices, Inc., Terre Haute IN
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 14:59:57 GMT

In article <1992Dec10.223147.8044@beaver.cs.washington.edu> boesch@cs.washington.edu (Eric Boesch) writes:
>jim@apsicc.aps.edu (frost...) writes:
>>======================================================================
>>Actually, you can pick up alien transmissions on your am radio but it
>>is quite well known where they are coming from. The signals also sound
>>like waves washing onto a beach, sort of smooth and rhythmic. These
>>signals come from the planet Jupiter when it is in the sky. Whether day
>>or night the planet has to be in the sky above you so that the earth
>>doesn't block out the signals. I don't remember the exact frequency but
>>it is about a third of the way up the am band as I recall. Since Jupiter
>>is close to a protostar in development and puts out more energy than it
>>receives your radio is acting like a tiny radio-telescope when it picks
>>it up.
>>======================================================================
>
>This is not good science.  Noise travels with great difficulty in thin
>air, and interstellar space is an almost perfect vacuum, so radio
>waves are almost immobile in space.  A radio wave in a perfect vacuum
>does not move at all; that is what is called a "stationary wave".  For
>a less extreme example, the first men on the moon heard a radio
>programme that researchers discovered had been last broadcast in 1925!
>The further away from Earth you go, the farther back in time you go.
>Followers of Einstein proved this by an experiment where they kept
>very accurate clocks at the top and at the bottom of a very tall
>building, and because of the differing distances of the clocks from
>the Earth's center, the clocks lost synchronization.  As an extreme
>case of this phenomenon, the light traveling from distant galaxies far
>away may be billions of years old!

I have heard loads of BS but never any that stunk as bad as this one.
You need to do a little reading. HAMS do moonbounce all the time. Sorry
but the space between the moon and the earth is pretty much a vacuum.
The fact that satelites and interplanetary exploration craft
us very LOW power transmitters (<10 watts) proves this to be just
the opposite. 

The fact that radio waves cannot travel in a vacuum really makes me worry
about the SETI project. Maybe you should call them and explain this to them.
Maybe they will say "Oh!! No wonder we can't finding anything out there."

The fact is, radio waves travel the best in a vacuum. Wherever you got
your Ph.D. should consider adding a class called Radio 101 or at least
Electricity 101.

At times the "Jupiter Protostar" gives people on the earth that are
using radio more problems than the sun. I haven't the faintest idea
what the word protostar means but with your lack of information on
basic radio theory, I guess you don't either. 

>So the Jupiter protostar theory sounds good on the surface but is not
>valid.  On the other hand, it is a mathematical fact that the hiss of
>an evil machine intelligence subliminally subverting your will over
>the radio or telephone is REMARKABLY like the noise made by a
>protostar.  Because I am not a conspiracy theorist, I will allow you
>to make your own decision which is the more likely explanation.
>
>(Aside: you will note that these laws of physics imply that the center
>of the Earth is actually ALREADY IN THE FUTURE relative to us
>surface-dwellers.  This does not necessarily imply that there is an
>advanced civilization down there, or "up there" as one who lives in
>the center of the Earth might call it, but it does suggest that such
>theories may have more validity than conventional scientists believe.)
>
>Always willing to help,
>
>Eric Boesch
>PhD in Paraastronomy, 1987
>Universitat Verbelligten, Bundesrepublik Deutschland
>Hohenschreibersputnikfunksignalstrasse

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Disinformation theorists: Here is your perfect example. PhD degreed
person spouting confusing nonsese. Much like a lot of the info
I read on this group. How can anyone have a PhD and not have grasp
of basic radio theory? 

Gregg.


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