What Was in the Message Earth Broadcast for Aliens? 

You're funny, the alien overlords shall spare you, for now...

We are actively looking for such a kind of signal. If is way to regular to be mistaken for random noise. No conspiracy nutcase will decode it, scientists or at least communication specialist will.

Z=@×

Nah, it’ll be a Rick roll

@@mihan2d nemgo clackurs wobo. FfffGh

If they're way more advanced than us, they probably won't shout that

@@pulkitmohta8964 there's a difference between being more advanced than us, and enjoying puzzles.

@joseph ka You will feel the indignation and wrath from Christ our Lord for spreading mistruths about the gospel and prophecy. Begone, zealot!

any alien that would spend the time needed to work this out would also be a nerd

@joseph ka damn i didnt know jehovah's witnesses moved their operations online

lmao.

@@infoprod7731 ayy

"fucking nerds lets not invite them to the coolest annual intergalactical party"

Are you *trying* to provoke the invasion? ;)

Provoke them with this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bHjttHPK5z0.html

@@sebastiandevosi7043 oooooh no that will be worse

DO YOU WANT AN INVASION?! CUZ THAT HOW YOU GET AN INVASION!

@@sebastiandevosi7043 did I just experience god or is this the new rickroll

2020 is not over yet, now it maybe a movie but in the future maybe a scientific documentary

╎ ᓭ!¡ᒷᔑꖌ ℸ ̣ ⍑ᒷ ꖎᔑリ⊣⚍ᔑ⊣ᒷ 𝙹⎓ ⊣𝙹↸ᓭ

5:11 isn’t that broken now?

@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 yes

I preferred the live re-enactment.

Is that a hl2 reference?

@@mikelanimations138 “I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords” is a memorable quote from the 1977 film adaptation of H.G. Wells' short story Empire of the Ants. In online conversations, the phrase can be used to suggest that an outsider group or entity is powerful enough to rule over humanity. In discussion forums and chatrooms, its phrasal template "I, for one, welcome our new X overlords" has been widely used to express mock submission towards an obsessively controlling individual for the sake of humor.

@@The_Voluptuary Oh damn, I thought it was a Simpsons reference.

Maybe it was recorded beforehand?

Goddamit can ppl stop saying "to" when they mean "too"?! It's triggering at this point

@@tansoon8257 I’m sure Jo didn’t mean too.

A-re-ci used to bo!

Tan Soon calm down, English might not be their first language

Barrow on an HAI vid nice

sadge :(

you sure the aliens didn't blow it up as a retaliation for sending out wrong DNA and population data?

F. Arecibo, thou shalt be missed ;(

@@heh2393 yeah

WARNING I am the unprettiest human alive and I need YT to afford my house and the desires of my two girlfriends so please observe my highly stimulating videos, dear tre

@@AxxLAfriku bruh

sorry if i was a little rude in my last reply but stop spamming, AxxL

Bob: My kid could draw better than that.

@@AxxLAfriku how the heck can you even have two gfs without cheating on either of them?

General Kenobi

@@Jonasm501 you are a bold one

Indeed! I guess they figured as long as they were paying for the full 280 characters, they ought to get their money’s worth... 😉

they should change it to hello world im earth

By shear coincidence in the language of the aliens we send "Hello there" to, translates to "Exterminate"

If the aliens are smarter than us, they'll understand, if they don't...why would we want to communicate with stupid aliens?

@@norma8686 what if they are dumb

@@norma8686 bc we have nothing better to do

@@norma8686 because... then we could exterminate the xenos and make the Imperium of Man a thing?

Well, it uses mathematics, which is potentially the only thing that they can understand. Other life forms may not need to develop senses like us depending on their homeworld, but they would probably have to understand the universal concept of math and numbers to be intelligent.

The message uses a lot of math and science, which is probably the only things that are universal. (One is one and hydrogen is element #1 no matter where you are.) A very smart alien might be able to figure it out. If instead we tried to use language, they'd have basically have no chance of figuring out anything because they don't know English.

If an intelligent alien race were to find this it likely wouldn't take long for them to decode the message. As it would be extremely obvious that it is not natural and that it was created by some other civilization and the first thing they would use is math to decode it since math is universal. Once they realize how to decode it using math it won't take long at all for them to read the message.

@@Charles-yi3mx It still makes some implicit assumptions, though. For instance that it deems it natural that you read from "north" to "south" instead of the other way around, or "in" to "out" or whatever.

@@lonestarr1490 or that they see and use math the same way we do, because while math is universal, humans created their own way to portray it. The same goes for the periodic table, smart aliens might have something similar, but they could have categorised it in another way The best way to understand what i mean is i think how we measure things. As an example,Something has it's own height, and it never changes, but humans measure it in different ways. Someone will measure it in centimetres, and someone in feets or inches. We don't know how aliens do it.

Comments like this are the reason aliens will have no trouble figuring it out...

Well, they just need to know binary code to read the message. However, the message is filled with numbers that even a great genius could not figure out. If I showed you : 12 - 30 - 3. You could not know that 12 is the number of beers in a box, 30 is the average age when a gamer will leave his mother's basement and 3 is the average amount of potatoes in a pound.

It might take them a while, but they'd probably figure it out. Imagine if we got a similar message, we'd have our top scientists pouring over it day and night.

@@Croz89 Still, most probably we'd figure it out translating it to our current knowledge, which translates into our daily life, not theirs, therefore creating a bias with a high chance of not decoding it correctly. While for us the message might be a friendly hello, for them might be a "go f. yourself". Let's hope not.

@@dantnad I think it's unlikely. It's not really a hello or a go fuck yourself, just a "this is who we are, and this is where we're from". And really any civilisation advanced enough to come here Is going to understand the concept of cultural misunderstanding, even if in some extremely convoluted fashion the message seems offensive to them. The point about the way these messages are encoded is that they are tied to unchanging physics, something that is as true for the aliens as it is for us.

honestly not an unbelivable amount. If we got something like this some random subreddit would crack it in under a motnh

And then they find the doomstay bunker of the last human that decided to play the last ultimate prank on those that would find our ruins and write on the wall: We knew you would come to invade us, so we did the job ourselves, including the follow up rebellions. Have fun with what's left!

@@EnraEnerato *building colapses in the background*

How do I pronounce / say Å ?

@@hanifmacca That unit is the angstrom, a measure of really really small distances: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angstrom Of if you're a Swede its a long a, kind of like the "au" in "automobile", but you probably want the science version :p

there's a start mark to show the least significant bit

Yes because the US is ideally Humanitarian and the savior of mankind. Definitely not the one destroying it on daily bases. Such a joke 🤣

"Must...Crush...Capitalism"

@@RAMBO14001 At the time, it was.

@@RAMBO14001 tbh China is way more prejudicial as a whole, with like, carbon emissions and... Murderous totalitarian state and colonial expansion. Not that i like america, but come on

@@UnprofessionalProfessor in 73 the Vietnam war was still ongoing, the US only thinks of its own interests like every other country

And if they Cringed we're dead.

oh hi evo

@@AndyHappyGuy hello

Dankmemer

Translation Appendix 2: The following is a translation of an unknown language transmitted 192 light years from a single star system: *_"whats up guys, its quandale dingle here, Ive been arrested for multiple crimes including: posting anime, eating pineapple pizza, the grand world of italy, ajnn"_* Signal has been traced to similar origins of a possible hostile unintelligent race. Waiting for further instructions.

I'm guessing that if you can receive that, your technology is at least equal to 20th century Earth

"I can milk you" Hot

*Tl;dw

You mean 69 position? 🤔

@Lone Starr ope, u right

@Likith Charan nope :)

dream smp reference by any chance?

Space Nazis incoming Darth Vader proceeds to point death star at earth

Cool story bro

The amount of protons in the nucleus of atoms is an universal feature.

Would it hurt our egos if aliens already know we're here and give 0 fucks? Like when you see a bug on the sidewalk and give it a glance as you step over it.

@@evillbunny2 if there is one or multiple type 2.5+ civilizations in the universe that is very likely.. humans are like type 0.75 and they may not be bothered to spend time on us

@@evillbunny2 we most probably are trying to meet other bugs on footpath as we wouldn't survive people on footpath

And Alphabet, And Periodic Table, And Dictionary of Elements.

it actually does not, at all. it's all binary which is the simplest possible number system, and the rest relies on universal constants.

Math is universal. It doesn't matter how we write it the concept of math and how it works is universal.

@@nykidxxx Our periodic tables would be the same since they are objective things that exist. They may call them different things but if they can use math to decode the message and then they will realize what we are talking about.

@@olbradley yeah but I doubt they’d use the same numbers or element names that we do or even speak a verbal language or even see

We are calling you because according to our information you have been involved in spaceship collision that was not your fault. Is that correct?

Naw

And I can’t think of a slick reply

My friend you just have to relinquish your Merican identity sometimes...

I doubt it an entire planetary population with the necessary physics equations to even build a working radio receiver would get it pretty quickly. If we were to get one publishing it on the internet with a $1k cash prize and I bet it would be claimed in under 24 hours.

Tbh we are way more cringy than him

it's on nebula

War is a primitive instinct, if there is a civilization out there that exists out there that is far superior than us they’re most likely not interested in engaging in something that probably has no benefit to them

I also read as that

Naw

Does nebula have ads?

I wanna sign up

@@dru4670 no it doesn’t. Worth it in my opinion. Just use a link from a video to sign up

@@andresazqueta8906 aight. Thanks man.

If an intelligent alien race were to find this it likely wouldn't take long for them to decode the message. As it would be extremely obvious that it is not natural and that it was created by some other civilization and the first thing they would use is math to decode it since math is universal. Once they realize how to decode it using math it won't take long at all for them to read the message.

@@olbradley yea, you are probably right!😅👍