Prof. Simon Holland says EU SETI discovered ET images

Professor Simon Holland makes some big claims. What does this mean and is it more talk of what could happen? Pavel fills in for Kristian today.
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[thomasrehling]

You got the Doppler effect wrong. It’s not amplitude but frequency that is being stretched or compressed.

[iainriley]

so glad to see you give Simon some time, He really follows the data, Respect guys

[michaelacomptonmusic]

Good. I follow Prof Simon Holland. I am looking forward to this interview.

[johnnym]

Just an FYI, the Doppler effect is not a change in loudness, volume or intensity of the signal. It's a change in frequency or pitch of the signal. This happened when an object or source of the signal is either moving towards or away from us, the receiver. As a planet orbits its sun, as it moves away from us the frequency shifts towards stretching our the frequency and as it moves from behind its sun, and towards us, it compresses the frequency of its waveform signals and that's what we pick up as the Doppler effect.

I think that the most important and interesting aspect of this that we can learn is when and where will the images from the broadcast signals will be released. A picture is worth a thousand words and from ET is worth a million words in my opinion. Pictures constructed from data received would be irrefutable evidence of radio frequency signals from a NHI civilization because there's almost no chance for random radio frequency noise to create a digital image. That would be like having all the parts of a vehicle spread out on the floor and expecting them to spontaneously assemble into the vehicle itself. The odds of that happen are so insurmountable as to reject any criticism by the debunkers. Does that make sense?

[ThomasKissel-wp]

Thank You Pavel, for keeping us updated. Great Job.

[yoursportsnow]

He started like someone talking to me while i got headphones on. Lol.

[PadreMortalis]

Thanks bro! I was listening to his pt 1 and 2 at work today but I was too busy to understand. I'm gonna watch again after work in a while

[Ben-vszr]

Pavel thanks for tracking this down, can't wait to hear if you can get some more info out of him. Those 2 videos of Prof. Holland are crazy if true and he makes it sound pretty plausible. If they'd provide the algorithm, others could check against the public data. 18 different point source signals! crazy

[CharlieAndTheHorrorFactory]

Wow I cannot wait to hear this interview

[AncientEgyptArchitecture]

The doppler effect is dependent on frequency shift resulting from the source either approaching or retreating from the observer. It has nothing to do with loudness.

[David-xvye]

The Doppler effect does not cause a difference in "loudness", it is a difference in Pitch.

[NZ-Lady]

Pavel thanks for your persistence in this world wide exciting time… 😊 look forward to all your conversations 💯

[AustralianPhenomena]

very fascinating, I only just recently in the last week found Prof. Simon. I wonder if the image will be similar to the Arecibo message?

[LarryB]

I watched the video. What I got from it was there's data collected that could be, for example photos. Not necessarily that they have photos. Any data that would be transmitted wirelessly. Can they do anything with that data? Doubtful.

[lewisdoherty]

While it would be difficult to break an alien's language in just audio signals, video feed is easier. Using computer programs to run possible video signal combinations on the number of possible lines to create a frame and take into account possible interlacing of alternative lines to stop flickering, recognizable pictures could be generated from an unknown formatting. If there is sound, we might watch the pictures, figure out what is occurring and then with many samples figure out their language.

[rickcalbert]

Doppler effect will usually be perceived as a change in "volume" if the waves are more or less coherent. A trained ear will hear the pitch change, whereas most folks just hear something getting louder because it's getting closer

[efsmiley]

Ya'll are on it! Thanks for the news.

[stevenutter]

Your explanation of the Doppler effect is wrong. It's the pitch dropping not the loudness which obviously drops regardless with an increase of distance and has nothing to do with the Doppler effect.

[ScuzCuz]

You got me so excited man I’m freaking Giddy in my chair. Ok, so I can understand why major media wouldn’t want their viewers to be watching and concerned about civilizations outside of our universe because then it brings our attention to this one topic that they have limited information on instead of all the crazy current events the get to milk everyday to cause uproar umongst the community. Of course I get into conspiracy about this that big people want is to be distracted from bigger events by having us fight back and forth over rediculous issues such as pronouns or who’s marring what and celebrities running sex trade rings and dope. These media outlets want to keep our viewing down to a level that they can control. But anyways, I cannot wait for the interview! May it go well for you! -cheers from Chicago!

[MadMadDude]

I hope this turns out to be something new and real... Let's see what has been discovered. Thanks for putting this out. :-)