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Edited by Malfar:
2/12/2013 3:37:35 AM
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[url=http://hylodyne.com/geo/geomask_audio.mp3]Geomask Audio[/url] at least so far...[url=http://hylodyne.com/geo/geomask_audio_735pst.mp3]Latest audio rendition of the geomask image slowed to 99%[/url]
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Where did you get this.
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made it from the geomask image
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Idea for the geomask audio, why don't we take EACH image and overlay the audio ontop of eachother? Maybe invert and cancel out some audio? Could make a message.
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That sounds really cool, did you do this?
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Yeah, audacity allows you to import raw data, I just used the geomask image as the raw data and slowed it down quite a bit.
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Edited by Kickimanjaro: 2/12/2013 2:13:05 AMInteresting! I wonder what it would sound like if we had each geomask images imported like that all together. Damn, organization is tricky... I can set up a Google Doc to throw images on, saved a few from earlier. Should I do that or not bother? Edit: actually, I think it will probably just be a waiting game for the picture to stop updating Edit: I was bored: [url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MY-jGAS5grQHB7pPVP0z0s6kbHwZxNQLlzC7KalwVNs/edit?usp=sharing]Geomask.png Google Doc[/url], don't have all of them, but if others have saved copies throw them on there and we can work on organizing them.
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holy shit i heard a scream but it was the TV :/ caught me off guard though.
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The pattern almost looks like a heart beat.
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that sounds insane
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Sounds weird
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Edited by Spartan Ken 15: 2/12/2013 1:50:40 AMI doubt we will be able to hear anything, radio waves coming from that range traveling across space will probably be very distorted and very difficult to receive a coherent message. But who knows?
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Edited by Malfar: 2/12/2013 1:52:24 AM[quote]Can you hear it? No, not yet. It has not yet arrived. But together we can receive its call.[/quote]
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Lupi is 460 light years away, should be interesting.
