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> The fact that the signal went dormant/was not able to be detected by something as sophisicated as an Aurora speaks volumes. I didn't have the impression that
by acqq 10y ago
> The fact that the signal went dormant/was not able to be detected by something as sophisicated as an Aurora speaks volumes.
I didn't have the impression that the sound was continuously present or that anybody claimed that it was possible to hear it exactly during the "acoustic search for 1.5 hours."
- run4yourlives2 10y agoWell, from the background articles it seems that people aren't so much as hearing it as they are noticing a lack of wildlife and associating the two. Given the CP-140 is expressly designed for hunting things under the ocean that wish to stay hidden, I'm sure we'll learn the source soon enough. While the Air Force is saying it only searched for an hour and a half, the Aurora can search areas for upwards of 8 hours at a time, so I highly doubt that's all they are planning on doing up there.