Trevor Collins

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, Task Force, I have a phone in my background.

That's what that phone is tuned into.

It's not plugged into the wall for coax lines or anything.

It is tuned specifically to the hydrogen line.

So any aliens that catch this wavelength in a couple millennia from now, give me a call.

You imagine if if somebody converted this Internet based podcast into radio frequencies, a la the Brady Bunch, and it just happened to emanate out from the planet and just on a drive by some sort of alien picks this up, you know, and starts to pine for calling in.

They want to hit up my hotline, but we're long gone.

I don't know off the top of my head.

There is an impressive stat here to be said, and I won't attempt to quote it here, but, but yeah, based on broadcast television, it's a weaker signal.

It's not like we're pummeling it into space intentionally, but it does emanate out from earth.

And so there are echoes of our past that,

rapidly going out into space in all directions and so it's it will probably be weak by the time it gets anywhere but yeah it's not impossible for some far down the line so far future civilization to inadvertently pick up you know the brady bunch or happy days and just be like sunday monday copyright and it's like what is this

Oh, yeah.

Like if we picked up an alien broadcast, I don't know if we would know how to interpret it or if it would come through as a signal like this that we're just like that.

It just sounds like noise, right?

Yeah.

OK, coming back to the signal.

Remember, it came in.

So you saw a bunch of ones, twos, some odds and end numbers.