It’s measurements.
If the numbers repeat in a pattern, it’s fine as long as the pattern isn’t broken.
If the numbers don’t repeat in a pattern, it’s fine as long as it doesn’t become a pattern.
If the pattern or lack of it changes, start worrying. It will be fine as long as it resumes regular operation. Else, things have changed.
If the numbers are replaced with words, something of importance was discovered. It will be fine as long as the words don’t mention you directly.
If the words weave a tale or address you/somebody else, you need to wake up. It is time to wake up.
If you can’t wake up, I’m sorry, you’ve missed your number or sequence. Try again on a different frequency.
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It’s usually that kind of thing that attracts the curious.
Dude this is fucking me up right before bed
No need to tell me about it. I wrote that before going to sleep.
Or was it during…? Huh.
Yeah, I’m just gonna…not look into this potential rabbit hole.
This shit again. Those numbers are nothing to worry about at all, they’re just meant for the Russian sleepers sitting in their apartments next to NATO military facilities, telling them to continue not setting off their hydrogen bombs. I don’t know why people worry about this.
Exactly! It’s when you DON’T hear numbers that you’ve gotta worry.
I don’t worry, why would I worry? After all the numbers haven’t stopped…yet.
I lost interest in numbers stations and am much more interested in trying to figure out who was responsible for the Max Headroom hijacking of 2 TV stations in Chicago that occurred in the late 80’s.
That was wild. It’s hard to imagine that actually happening, but I know it did.
The structure of how TV was setup seems like it would be insanity now. They just used fast scan TV EM signals and bounced them wherever. If you got in the middle between them, or simply pointed a much more powerful transmitter/antenna array at the relay, you could override the signal.
Crazy. WTF.
I recently was looking for anything I could find for the max headroom TV series and couldn’t find a thing anywhere.
Oh well.
There was some urban legend about the (6 ?) beep signals at the end if the TV day that supposedly shut down tv relay stations. You’d hear it as a last thing in the night when broadcasting shut down.
One legend said someone stopped all TV maliciously with it, another that a alarm clock on live TV did the same. Wonder if there was any truth to it.
An odd combination of mysterious, ominous, and boring as fuck.
Accurate.
Isn’t that just numberwang?
Let’s rotate the board!
Welcome back, let’s play Wanganumb!
1
1
1
…1
это номер Ван!
THE NUMBERS MASON, WHAT DO THEY MEAN
shivers down the spine at 48kHz
TIL about The Conet Project. Just in time for spooky season!
Achtung
Achtung
Baby
Nancy…
Adam…
Susan…
Nancy…
Adam…
Susan…
I used to spend tons of time when I was a kid playing around with my dad’s shortwave radio.
I never heard a number’s station, but I did once come across a station playing a monophonic synth version of Waltzing Matilda over and over again. The atmosphere must have been super reflective that night if I was picking up Australia from the Midwestern U.S., so I don’t think whatever it was came from Australia. But I’ve never been able to explain it.
For what it’s worth, I picked up Radio Australia on shortwave from Denver on a recently-restored tube radio (albeit a higher-end one). It was surprisingly clear too!
“Yer tawkin bout da numbas!”
Some lady on LOST
Lost spoilers
“That’s just a line of chalk in a cave, if you want the job it’s yours.”
meanwhile some random dog twitches in his sleep
As a qualified amateur operator, I approve this course of action.
73 good buddy
- Be safe out there.
WebSDR my beloved
randomly starts playing bad apple
was referencing that :)
Imagine if they put a few frames of the animation into the spectrogram too
I swear I a video with the images poorly showing up in the waterfall, but I can’t for the life of me find the video. Among us instead
I’m only really familiar with Золотой Граммофон, because I wanted pop/dance in Russian to practice, but now I feel like I might be missing out.
(I’m a linguist, not a sleeper, I swear!!)
