Something in Space is Calling Earth Towards it Every 22 Mins for the Last 35 Years (Maybe More) 

Love that idea!

How does that make sense?

@@ancientseed2607 does it need to make sense? It’s a “maybe thought”, not a thesis.

@@brianbishop4753 I honestly just don’t understand what he means. Is something like that possible?

@@ancientseed2607 I’m sorry. I’m not trying to be rude. A quick thought I had was - Star Wars happens here and they the left and went to another galaxy (far far away) but one of the probes they launched is still sending signals back. So that’s the “maybe/what if scenario” as opposed to a PhD candidate writing a paper about gamma rays burst from a distant supernova. So, in short, possible? …Yes… in the way people say anything is possible e.g. “one hundred monkeys at one hundred typewriters for one hundred years and one will right a Shakespeare play”; however, it’s probably is very very highly unlikely

sounds like a quasar

I thought it was believing you can tell the difference between butter and I can’t believe it’s not butter, but I stand corrected.

We are human beings. There others may be Duman beings, Tutan beings, Lulan beings, Guman beings....and so on. Whatever that means! Say infinite cosmic civilizations. Comics Humans are less than Cosmic Bio-tecno-beings.

Not only did Sagan speak of such arrogance on the part of humans. My father told me that my great-father made the same remark. My great-grandfather passed away in 1941. I am fairly certain that those two gentlemen weren’t alone in having believed it.

Not really, as the "Drake Equation" explains, we just don't know.

@@zaddy83 That’s the opposite of what the Drake equation explains. Literally the whole thing is about the overwhelming statistical likelihood of extraterrestrial intelligences. Saying that we still can’t be 100% certain is a lazy interchangeable critique of anything.

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Says who

Not if it’s a Dyson Sphere.

@@turnt0ffMust be so advanced the Sphere is invisible and can’t be detected much by us.

Or even as ”suddenly” as finding them after looking after them in your home for about 3 minutes, time after time.

I, for one, welcome our new kitty overlords. . . .

Spacecraft flying through space finds its location by triangulating known quasars. We are just starting doing this. The hold-up was in making atomic clocks small enough to fit into the spacecraft.

Dude. You left out 420.

Two weeks later

You don't listen to anything do you. You hear one thing and that's where your brain stops

No. May be a synthetic voice.

Who he?

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Trump is GUILTY and going to ADX FLORENCE

More like "My Ass Getting Arrested" 🤣🤡🖕

So immature damn man.

NASA- "ok everyone ,who wants to pay some taxes!?".

@@jake_break9185 Its one half of one percent of our budget. I can see why you don't like science since math isn't your strong suit.

@@doublecrossedswine112we should celebrate curiosity, and use the comments section to educate. please elaborate 😊

@@br1425 OK. The video states the title of the paper and the name of the signal. Now I want to point that out not to jab at you for being lazy, but to point out that this video maker did do the research and instead of telling you the truth about what is in the paper, he pushed aliens. My guess was a dying magnetar with a precession. But after reading the paper the video is based on, "Hurley-Walker and colleagues' surprise discovery is a pulsar, dubbed GPMJ1839-10, that lies well beyond the limits of the death valley - past the farthest possible line predicted." It is literally in the paper. It is a pulsar. The maker of this video is absolutely dishonest. Laziness? Incompetence? I don't know his motivations. But he does make money from getting clicks. Just sayin. The paper is "Slow-beating radiowaves from a long-lived source"