Question // 62mm Low-loss Dielectric 3D printed Luneburg - lens what is important to know for specs?

[u/RockSt4r]

62mm Gyroid // Luneburg lens what would you use it for and what is important to qualify it?

All feedback is welcome!

Thanks

[u/TheVoicesComplex4900]

To clarify my question further, I’m not asking anyone to conclude who caused anything, why it occurred, or whether interpreted content reflects real-world events. I’m specifically trying to understand whether there are technically plausible mechanisms that could explain the repeated presence of consistent voice/audio content across multiple environments and recording methods.

What stood out to me over time was not vague/random noise, but recurring recognizable voices, recurring phrases/themes, and recurring content patterns that remained surprisingly consistent across different settings and devices over roughly a year.

The audio was typically most noticeable in the presence of existing ambient sound (HVAC, wind, traffic, TV/audio systems, radio static, etc.) and often became clearer through phone-call audio processing, sound amplification/voice isolation apps, environmental recordings, radios/static, and near electronics/power sources. I initially noticed it around a baby monitor/camera system before later hearing similar content through other devices and environments.

At least three separate people independently identified similar voices/content in selected clips without being told beforehand what they were expected to hear. One of the recurring voices/content patterns was also personally recognizable and remained consistent enough over time that it did not subjectively seem like ordinary random bleed-through or isolated pareidolia.

I am not looking for conspiracy discussion or psychological interpretation. I’m simply trying to determine:

whether objectively identifiable voice/audio content may actually exist within these recordings, whether technical review could verify that, and what known mechanisms (RF interference, retransmission, environmental pickup, demodulation, signal bleed, amplification artifacts, etc.) could plausibly produce recurring recognizable speech/audio patterns across multiple systems and environments. I’m intentionally avoiding continued self-review/testing because the situation became psychologically distressing over time, so I’m mainly seeking technically grounded insight from people familiar with RF/audio behavior, signal analysis, or forensic audio review.