A long-standing practice of airline pilots as well. The mission audio is available here: https://archive.org/details/Apollo10
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Lie to fly?
A long-standing practice of airline pilots as well. The mission audio is available here: https://archive.org/details/Apollo10
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(Long Spike)
This is fascinating, sound detected through a vacuum.
Or could it be a EM interferance?
(Old Spike)
You can listen to the almost 1 hour of weird music from the far side of the moon here but you have to find the appropriate point in the mission and I'm trying to do that right now. I thought - well I wonder if the audio could be looped and mixed with some ASMR stuff to create a sleep aid lol.
https://archive.org/details/Apollo10
This video claims we're hearing the sound at 2:05, but I'm skeptical. I want to hear it on the tapes themselves.
(Old Spike)
Wish they had recorded the sound, somehow. There is no way that high pitched interference in the video was what they were talking about.
(Old Spike)
Here is full audio from Apollo 10 - declassified in 2016 several months before the Pentagon began to acknowledge UFO accounts are legitimate and they have recovered craft not from this planet. It's frustrating because I actually don't know if we're hearing the sound their heard in this video and others, so I'm scrolling through the mission audio so I can hear it myself. It takes about 75 hours to get to the moon and I think the recording was continuous so I'm starting there.
https://archive.org/details/Apollo10
(Long Spike)
Is that tinfoil too tight?
(Old Spike)
You mean the Pentagon don't you? I didn't indicate at all how much I believe their statements. Do you believe the Pentagon? That's the short form for the United States Government Military Branch in case you don't know.
(Old Spike)
https://archive.org/details/Apollo10/10-030702_5-OF-6.wav
About the 44 minute mark you can hear in the background a slight high pitched tone. It's not the constant buzz on either speaker.