Alien Sounds Feb. 9
Mike is getting lation
Last night I heard something I haven’t heard for months—Jets. Old fashioned jumbo jet sounds, 737’s, 747’s and others. That prompted a session. Really it was my Sci-fi thought that prompted the session, maybe they’re not Jets. Maybe the sounds are mimicking our natural flying machine sounds.
The graph showing the number of jets and their proximity to one another.
I have reviewed the session and it has some amazing audio in it. For this post we’ll focus on sound #16. This is one of the flying sounds.
While reviewing this sound I pick up on a frequency and I hear my name. I lock in on it. A female voice says,
I don’t know what that is or what the word is. I ask AI and it keeps converting the word to lotion. I search elsewhere and find it’s an old astronomy word never used anymore and being scrubbed out of dictionaries. I come back to AI.
Here’s the graph on it with the words accurately placed on the graph- X2.
Here’s the audio which I doubt anyone will be able to hear it.
Since I am locked in on it I can hear it clearly, but if I leave it for a week and then come back to it there’s a strong chance I will have to do a little frequency surfing to find it.
I’m hoping to spend some time exploring the other jet sounds and see if there is anything in them for me.
audios amigos, see you lation
Okay, two interesting things, Mike.
First, I did a search on Etymonline for the word "late," which would be the root of "lation." The following results seem closest in pronunciation or in greater meaning to you regarding "lation.
let (n.)
"stoppage, obstruction" (obsolete unless in legal contracts), late 12c., from archaic verb letten "to hinder," from Old English lettan "hinder, delay, impede," etymologically "make late," from Proto-Germanic *latjan (source also of Old Saxon lettian "to hinder," Old Norse letja "to hold back," Old High German lezzen "to stop, check," Gothic latjan "to hinder, make late")Look at the late 14c. description
Perhaps the phrase you recorded means that you are receiving information which has been purposely hindered (meaning, you have to extrapolate pretty far into the "future" what the current messages could hint at).
Even more intense is this from the etymology of the word "lateness":
From late 14c. as "a being advanced in time;" from 1881 as "a being behind the proper time."
Also, before I even saw your latest post in my email inbox, I was hearing strange jet sounds in the evening sky for about an hour between 10 and 11pm. That never happens here at this time of night.
The e-lation I get reading your stack is unparalleled. 😘