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CONTACT: ANOMALY INCOMING?Using the entire earth as a dish antenna, ELRAD investigates an anomaly on the approach: Is this the wavelength of Asteroid 1998 SH36 6,902,001 miles and closing? |
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CONTACT: ANOMALY INCOMING?Using the entire earth as a dish antenna, ELRAD investigates an anomaly on the approach: Is this the wavelength of Asteroid 1998 SH36 6,902,001 miles and closing? |
SOUND OF SIGNAL
(Date: 98-10-13 17:12:40 EDT)
Designation (and name) |
Last obs. |
Code |
Mag. |
U |
Arc |
a |
e |
i |
1998 SH36 |
* 1998 Oct. 9 |
046 |
17.2 |
V |
14 |
1.09 |
0.57 |
2 |
http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/lists/LastUnusual.html
Date: 98-10-13 15:37:14 EDT
Kent:
Have been recording an unusual signal the past few days. Rather than having a spectrum typical of that associated with magnetic storms the frequency is more concentrated within a more narrow band.
Since last Saturday (10/10/1998) the frequency band has changed from .008 a second which has a wavelength of 23,281,477 miles to .022 with a wavelength of 8,212,528 miles. Strange.
Am enclosing a 6 hour segment of signals recorded from 0930 UTC to 1530 UTC, 10/13/98.
Any comments? Explanations?
Charlie Plyler
Date: 98-10-13 17:12:40 EDT
Latest update. Six hour segment from 1530 UTC to 2030 UTC, 10/13/98. Peak frequency .027 sec...6,902,001 miles wavelength.
(Explanation of conversion) Speed of light is 299,820,00 meters per second. Multiply by 3.2818. (Meters to feet) Divide by 5280 = miles.
Next update at 0330 UTC, 10/14/98
SOUND OF SIGNAL
Subj: Update#3
Date: 98-10-14 07:47:02 EDT
From: ulf@elfrad.com (Elfrad Group)
Segment from 0500 UTC to 1100 UTC. Little change of Peak frequency. Note burst at 08:45 UTC
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PERSPECTIVE
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