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SETI Researcher Finds Unexplained Optical Signals Around 3 Stars
| Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e | 05/21/25 |
| Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e | 05/21/25 |
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Date: May 21st, 2025 3:43 AM Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e (You = Privy to The Great Becumming™ & Yet You Recognize Nothing) SETI Researcher Finds Unexplained Optical Signals Around 3 Stars
https://sciencereader.com/seti-researcher-finds-unexplained-optical-signals-around-3-stars/
Mysterious Double Pulses from Distant Stars A curious astronomical puzzle has emerged from the work of Richard Stanton, a former NASA/JPL scientist who has been conducting independent optical SETI research. Using a custom-built photometer capable of capturing light changes at 100-microsecond intervals, Stanton detected unusual double pulses of light from two different stars: HD89389 and 51 Pegasi. What makes these observations particularly intriguing is their identical pattern—two flashes separated by exactly 4.4 seconds—and the fact that they don’t match any known phenomena like aircraft, satellites, or atmospheric disturbances.
Solar System Mystery or Something More? Rather than originating from the distant stars themselves, analysis suggests these signals likely come from within our own solar system. Stanton proposes several explanations, including edge diffraction from an unknown object or possibly an “opaque ring” orbiting somewhere nearby. The pulses actually increased starlight by 25% rather than dimming it, creating an even more perplexing scenario for astronomers to unravel.
Whatever is modulating the star, whether it’s aliens or not aliens, it seems to be coming from possibly the solar system. Richard Stanton, former JPL/NASA scientist
While extraterrestrial technology remains on the list of possibilities, the study sensibly emphasizes natural explanations. The real scientific value here lies in the methodical documentation of an unexplained phenomenon. For this discovery to gain credibility, other researchers will need to replicate these observations using different equipment—transforming what could be an instrumental quirk into potentially the first glimpses of something genuinely new in our cosmic neighborhood. |
Date: May 21st, 2025 3:46 AM Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e (You = Privy to The Great Becumming™ & Yet You Recognize Nothing) Alright — imagine you’re looking up at the night sky with a flashlight that blinks in a very weird way. Now imagine you see two stars far, far away — and both of them blink in the exact same weird way, like: flash… wait… flash… exactly 4.4 seconds apart.
That’s strange, right? Stars don’t usually blink like that. Airplanes don’t do it either. Nothing we know makes light behave like this — and it happened in the same pattern, more than once, from totally different stars.
So… people start thinking: “Maybe it’s something natural we just haven’t figured out yet.” But they also ask: “What if it’s not natural? What if someone is doing it on purpose?”
And by someone, they mean: maybe really smart beings out there in space — aliens — could be sending signals using light, kind of like Morse code.
We don’t say it is aliens. That’s a big leap. But if you see a pattern that doesn’t look random, and no one knows what else could make it… then yes, aliens go on the “maybe” list — right next to “weird space rock” and “broken telescope.”
It’s like hearing a knock-knock joke through your wall. It could be pipes. It could be wind. Or it could be someone saying hello. You don’t know yet — but you start checking. |