Bigfoot, UFO's, and Lokh Ness

[for_his_glory]

The Ultra low frequency projection is really cool...and it does sound like God is verbally speaking...one problem with it though...static noise like a cheap radio. It happens too much because we got heads that aren't the same. Some wear earrings, nose rings, and pierced tongues. Even pins, plates, and pacemakers can induce static...so can other radio waves like a cell phone.

So where it sounds great to the inexperienced...it really doesn't work that well.

I'm sure there are ways to get around that that we could never possibly know about or understand .

 

[JohnDB]

I'm sure there are ways to get around that that we could never possibly know about or understand .

OK...for your car radio there sure is.
But for a head and ear canals...nope.

An AM radio has a lot more noise than an FM radio does.... mostly because of the lower frequency that it uses. Ultra low frequency is even more susceptible to noise.
Especially because of the watts(power) they have to use in order to broadcast to where your ears would pick up the signal.

As a strong radio signal is sent it tends to pick up any surrounding radio signals and drag them along with the strong signal. Your radio has electronic filters that remove those signals back out... your head doesn't.

 

[tim-from-pa]

We forgotten about the UFO over the temple mount January 28, 2011. Famous skeptics, including the infallible snopes, said it was a well coordinated hoax. OK, so be it. But then.... the sky trumpets were blowing all over the place starting a month after that. Beforehand the phenomenon was more rare, but then these series of trumpet-like sounds, booms and grinding noises coming from the sky suddenly came everywhere. Grant it, some are video hoaxes on youtube, as some had EXACTLY the same sounds superimposed. But others, for example where a whole town and their mayor hears it and police are baffled is a little more strange. Earth noises, so say some scientists. Well, OK, if they say so. I believe that's possible, too. But why suddenly? And why in masse after a UFO hoax that went worldwide? And one other thing about the UFO hoax over the temple mount. While they say it was over the Dome of the Rock, I noticed it moved southward after hovering. It stopped right over an area that some theories say the Holy of Holies once was. I thought hoaxers just want to make things look sensational, not precise. Why the location of the Holy Place thrown in with the video? So there are 3 questions to go to bed tonight thinking about because I can't solve this -- nothing easily explains all of this.

 

[for_his_glory]

OK...for your car radio there sure is.
But for a head and ear canals...nope.

An AM radio has a lot more noise than an FM radio does.... mostly because of the lower frequency that it uses. Ultra low frequency is even more susceptible to noise.
Especially because of the watts(power) they have to use in order to broadcast to where your ears would pick up the signal.

As a strong radio signal is sent it tends to pick up any surrounding radio signals and drag them along with the strong signal. Your radio has electronic filters that remove those signals back out... your head doesn't.

I have no knowledge in this area of radio waves and such and only posted that website as it holds so much information for our consideration as to why many see Bigfoot, UFO's and Lock Ness and many other strange happenings.