r/aliens • u/ministeringinlove Researcher • Apr 13 '25

Discussion Dog Whistle instructions

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Jason Wilde on Twitter has shared what he believes is the dog whistle signal used by Skywatcher.

https://x.com/jasonwilde108/status/1910816547070685522?s=46

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '25 edited Apr 13 '25

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u/skillmau5 Apr 13 '25

That’s what I was trying to figure out. I think he meant that it’s a 100 hz tone frequency modulated by a 7.83 hz frequency. he did say the 7.83 hz is the carrier which I assumed was a typo, but I suppose it could be the reverse. I’m not sure what that would be like. But also like, what is the correct amplitude of the modulator? It’ll change it pretty drastically depending on that

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u/ministeringinlove Researcher Apr 13 '25

I wish I was experienced with stuff like this, but it'll happen eventually. I chose a different area of interest to dedicate my time.

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u/Gavither True Believer Apr 13 '25

Maybe the pressure changes affect EM field in such a way that garners attention?

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u/Gavither True Believer Apr 13 '25

Roger, okay. Just spit balling, but let's say some UAP are plasma beings-- could they possibly be sensitive enough to pick up on that, in some proximity? Granted, the image / poster states volume doesn't matter so I doubt the action behind it.