garbotalk: RD’s words in the first post should be posted elsewhere, and he can’t do it. But we can! Help get these words posted in comment sections wherever these lies about the wow section are spread. Please.

Question: I’ve been posting them but they get deleted by the OPs of youtube. Nonetheless I did my part, good luck.

Farewell.

garbotalk: The reason we are seeing articles debunking the wow signal as nothing but hydrogen noise from comets is because our message is working. The Kayeen are therefore doubling down their efforts to make the beacon discussion irrelevant.

This must not happen. Answering the Beacon is truly our only hope for justice because the Kayeen will not let go of us willingly.

We’re playing a game of chess with an opponent who cheats. We must ignore the ruses they attempt. If not, we may become irrelevant ourselves.

reptiliandude: What’s so funny is that the Wikipedia article has been edited to show that both comets have been tested already.

Such hubris…

The second comet proffered to the public isn’t going to be tested until early January of next year and even then it is still physically impossible for the hydrogen cloud of a comet to emit a fixed frequency of 1420.566 MHz, or for said comet to be in the same position that the fixed Big Ear dish was focused upon back in 1977.

If you accurately take the position of the planet and the rotation of the earth into consideration you can then fully understand that the Big Ear equipment at that time (1977) had no option but to move with the Earth’s rotation as it could not scan the sky at any rate less or more than that, and at an exceptionally narrow point at that compared to today’s available equipment; equipment which in forty years still hasn’t heard anything like the Wow signal from any point in space including that of the proposed two comets.

Which, by the way do not emit a locked frequency of 1420.46 MHz.

Pity that the giant dish was curiously replaced by a golf course expansion not too long ago.

garbotalk: Tearing down the only thing listening to the universe at that time, which belonged to a university, who was pressured by its board of directors to dismantle it and sell the land to a golf course, is the most egregious plot the Kayeen could enact.

Don’t listen to the beacon that will save you from us! Play golf instead!

I would laugh if I wasn’t crying out is despair at how manipulated we are, and have been, and ever will be if we don’t answer the beacon.

If you research it as I have, you’ll stumble upon web page eulogies to the project made by the scientists who were left without resources to continue their work. They’ve started donation accounts to try to get enough money to build another listening observatory, even better than big ears. But it’s slow going.