Radio Chatter from Spaceship Carrier Command Center. Sci-Fi Ambiance for Sleep, Study, Relaxation

This is the command deck of the spaceship carrier Odata 4. All squadrons of the Odata 4 are controlling from here. You can listen to Radio Chatters during patrol flights as a lullaby.

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[TheDarkWarrior]

I think what makes this so comforting is the illusion of safety. Imagine you're a commander of a space force watching over earth and you go to bed listening to all of your communications of people talking about things where everything is normal, and you get to rest knowing that if anything happens, there's plenty of people on standby monitoring the galaxy together in a huge team effort while you sleep.

[seriamaugenlicher]

I'm falling asleep, already. Good night to all.

[shinimicas]

The sweet sound of human voices… you’re alone but never alone… you are connected.

[samg]

This is almost like listening to my dad’s old tapes of him working air traffic in the tower. I miss that.

[StillPlaysWithModelTrains]

Reminds me of my days aboard the USS Eisenhower during the 1980 Iran Hostage Crisis.

[megorex]

Just got the weirdest sensation, not quite dejavu but I feel like I’ve been there before, like I’m this setting.. it feels very very familiar and very comforting. I love space, got married at the Kennedy Space Center so I don’t mind those feelings ❤

[Mr.Wayne]

I dont know why really, but i find these videos to be comforting. Calming, even.

[Janika-xjbv]

I'll try falling asleep to this. Who knows, my dreams might take me to the stars.

[heavypen]

Extremely effective. Better than white noise.

[Nico]

This is the best starship ambience I've come across on YouTube. Thank you!

[Archangelm]

God bless the Internet, and God bless you for making this! ❤

[doc.]

This captivating blend of sci-fi radio chatter and spaceship atmospheres transcends mere sound; it's a voyage through the cosmos, where each wave of static carries the promise of adventure and the tranquility of cosmic serenity. 😊

[FrankBrown-xz]

This is what I heard as my mother carried me for nine months!

[NearlyHadlessNick]

The news of the ship crash ripped through the crew like a lightning bolt.

Most of us have family on Luna. The announcement left nothing but silence in its wake for a couple of minutes as the speakers relayed the known initial information and informed the crew of the redirect to Earths Orbit.

Being spacers makes living in an atmosphere feel like you're wearing a tight, thick sweater sometimes.
Like it was wrapping around your chest and holding it a little tighter than normal.

That is what being on the bridge felt like right now. Like I am choking.

The radio chatter comes through calm and collected as usual, but the tension in everyone's voices is apparent to the perceptive.
It puts stings onto the ends of their words. It stabs into my ears every time I hear it.

"We got as many as we could."
"Roger. Continue on route through the debris and see what else we find."
"Roger."

The exchange is basic. The meaning behind the words makes tears well in the back of my eyes.
Sometimes, I forget what it had been like out there. Instead of being in here, surrounded by the screens filled with context, plan filled maps and all the graphs.

I don't envy their job today.

I write a personal note to order some special food for the galley for the next week as I hear the pilots relay their current positions to one another, making sure not to run into each other as they manoeuvre around the wreckage to get into another entry point.

The rescue was well underway, but it is not going as well as hoped.
It was pure chaos above the sliding moon, its rocky surface now littered with the aftermath of the bloody affair. Ships dart from section to section and swarm the separated portions like ants on a picnic blanket, searching desperately for any survivors left trapped on board.

"Medium Radar contact at 006. Coming in for recovery. Angels 1."
"Affirmative."

I frown at that. There wasn't meant to have been any escape pods that could have ejected.
One of the ships was a large cargo vessel filled with H20 rations for the Luna colony for about a month. The other was a passenger liner. The suddenness of the contact seems to have left no time between either ship to respond, at least from initial reports.

There shouldn't be anything that size left. The chunks of metallic clouds floating aimlessly around the orbiting wreckage shouldn't be registering on this scale.

I click my fingers at a passing Midshipman to get me the Master-at-Arms in the COC immediately.

As she walks in, confused, I gesture her over to my office to talk privately.

"I don't know why, or if I'll get chewed out later on for wasting resources, but I want this ship on high alert with all your men at their stations locked and loaded."

She just smiles at me.

"I knew I liked you." And she simply turns on her heel and leaves.

I shake my head at her departure and grin to myself.

'Well, if I'm crazy, I'm in good company it seems, ' I think as I sip my Caf-Pak, 'But, if everything could just go smoothly from now on so I can be proven wrong, that would be absolutely lovel--'

I shouldn't have even dared to think it. I shouldn't have jinxed something so purely as I just did.

The lights all over the COC flash red as screens all over the room roar to life.

Information overload threatens to overtake me as I flick my eyes from one disaster to another, the data scrolling off the bottom of the screen as quickly as it had scrolled onto it. This is unprecedented.... _Impossible_ even!

'Damn you, Murphy. What did I ever do to you.' I think with as much malice as I can muster towards the creator of the law that banes my existence.

"We've got work to do, people! Look alive!" I shout over the sudden rabble from frantic sailors at their stations, "This is what we've trained our whole lives for. Let's make it count."

*First contact doesn't happen every day, after all!*

[Intelligence]

I am loving the Sci-Fi Radio Chatter album so much, hope there will be a second album! It’s so great for background noise and for falling asleep! Albums are easier than youtube for my setup.

[alexbelle]

Love all your posts but the Radio Chatter ones are my favorite 👍🏽👍🏽

[base_bravo]

"Incoming jump signature. Hostile configuration !" 😊😊😊

[cldsore_mg]

I have no idea why this is soothing but it is

[WalkingRoscoe]

Soothing doesn't even begin to describe this masterpiece.

[rogertemple]

This is another great command center
on a spaceship and you can pick up everything on this radio and this really
magnificent thank you and have a
fantastic weekend.🇺🇲🤠🇺🇲