On 6/21/25 12:37, William Hyde wrote:

Tony Nance wrote:

Well, it was the first thing I thought of at least
"Strange Radio Signals Detected Emanating From Deep Under Antarctic Ice"

https://www.sciencealert.com/strange-radio-signals-detected-emanating-
from-deep-under-antarctic-ice

I was thinking "At The Mountains of Madness".

William Hyde

Silly scientists. Radio waves emanate from lightening discharges.
So from the core of the earth thru the fluid boundary layer to the crust
there
is plenty of chances for static charges to develop and be discharged as lightening.

I might be wrong but if the explanation cannot be found by the atmospheric scientists then consult with Geophysicists. Remember that
some vocanic eruptions are accompanies by a lot of lightening.

bliss

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On 6/24/25 14:12, William Hyde wrote:

Bobbie Sellers wrote:

On 6/21/25 12:37, William Hyde wrote:

Tony Nance wrote:

Well, it was the first thing I thought of at least
"Strange Radio Signals Detected Emanating From Deep Under Antarctic
Ice"

https://www.sciencealert.com/strange-radio-signals-detected-
emanating- from-deep-under-antarctic-ice

I was thinking "At The Mountains of Madness".

William Hyde

     Silly scientists. Radio waves emanate from lightening discharges.

Indeed.

There is one instrument, buried in the Negev desert (assuming it hasn't
been bombed recently) which records every lightning discharge on the
planet.

Still, I for one welcome our new amorphous overlords.

William Hyde

Ah the path of wisdom. Welcome the overlords, study them intently to discover
weakness whether the form is fixed or amorphous, robotic or fleslhly,
gaseous or
solid. Then subtly unmine them before throwing off their yoke.

All hail the coming overlords.

bliss

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