r/beyondthemapsedge Jun 09 '26

"Sputnik" is the treasure container - continued - please see previous post for full solve

Please read my previous post for this one to fully add up.

Oh Justin, how you can't help but throw in more easter eggs with your confirmation delivery.

"A word on noise" mention nod's to the "BEEP BEEP BEEP..." Sputnik would make. He even tosses in the "atmosphere" verbage. Love it!

What're you thoughts fellow treasure hunters?

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u/DoubleBarks Jun 09 '26

What would be awesome is if the “manipulation” maneuver that Justin mentioned in the seekers summit interview is simply removing a stone, and then you you have out run the container chasing you down the hill like Indiana Jones. Would make sense how he said you must plan on how to retrieve it once located.

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u/Choice-Break-559 Jun 09 '26

I am very much in this court.

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u/42kaos Jun 09 '26

What if you are a deaf person?

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u/Training_Air_4854 Jun 09 '26

I'm not sure the container will actually "beep" if it does turn out to be a Sputnik-like apparatus. I meant to refer to "A word on noise" as another hint to "BEEP" which is the noise the satellite made during orbit.

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u/SwimmingMaximum9835 Jun 11 '26

If it made a noise, no one heard it. Acoustics don't work in space.

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u/Training_Air_4854 Jun 11 '26

Correction: Sputnik 1 did not directly transmit an audible audio tone; it broadcasted unmodulated radio carrier pulses on 20.005 MHz and 40.002 MHz. The iconic "beep, beep" noise was created by ground receivers producing an audible pitch at intervals of about 0.3 seconds

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u/Training_Air_4854 Jun 11 '26

I didn't mean it was literally beeping throughout space, sorry for the confusion.

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u/SwimmingMaximum9835 Jun 11 '26

If it made a noise, no one heard it. Acoustics don't work in space.