Alfredo Diaz

Yeah, yeah.

I don't like the picture and I warn you guys about it now.

It's nightmare fuel.

I'll leave it at that.

Oh, God, dude, that thing is... terrifying.

That's just nightmare fuel stuff, man.

People are too creative.

I...

don't recall this mystery at all whatsoever i'm really very intrigued kind of reminds me of our was our test episode the blip yes or the bloop the bloop and then also there's some really iconic movies where scientists hear like a noise and then it spins into contact with aliens and whatnot and that's always an interesting always always interesting there's usually thrillers those are fun to watch

And so I'm very intrigued, wondering if we can actually hear the sound, what things that we can dive into that are tangible.

You got to love already off the rip.

Multiple scientists have taken a listen to it and very interested to see what the theories are.

Okay.

Good to know.

You got to think it's nearly impossible, though, just off of the fact of... Essentially, the further you look out, the more in the past you're looking.

Isn't that how it works?

Oh, yeah.

So if someone's trying to make contact with us, they could be like, hey, there's not even humans on this planet yet.

It's just a planet that has...

caveman or even not even that right and they're just sending a signal hoping that eventually we we understand it or we get it sure so that's always so interesting too and the thing too is like well we look out there right we have we took a look at these planets and everything like that we're like oh man there's nothing there's potential for life but there really isn't life but there could be life there right now we're just it just takes so long for light to travel and so we're looking into the past it's crazy yeah