Is anyone else familiar with this? My boomer dad brought it up at dinner, and it seems to be catering to them, but the researcher in this article is named

>stephamie wissel

So i'm hard pressed to believe it is anything except an excuse to get funding, or push some new propaganda.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/scientists-antarctica-puzzled-as-they-discover-mysterious-radio/

>>507586283 (OP)
Please be underground cave Nazis.

>>507586283 (OP)
Aliens, unironically

>>507586283 (OP)
The two anomalous signals were recorded in 2006 and 2014. This is not a new measurement, and schizos are getting clickbaited into thinking there's something spooky underneath the surface.

>>507586283 (OP)
Hyperborea or Frozen over ruins containing the anti-christ?

>>507588156
So what is it

>>507588867
nobody knows

We may all hate eachother over our skin, faith, race, so on and so forth, but soon we will all be united to defend our world in the upcoming hyperwar

>>507589022
So maybe there's something spooky underneath the surface.

>>507589187
no

>>507589404
How do you know if you dk what's there ?
It's an anomaly in the restricted area, it's spooky already

>>507589039
Ne dipr

>>507589039
I will side with aliens over jews thanks blue helmet fag

>>507586283 (OP)
Should have lead with this image
From the article:

>Planet Earth continues to hide a plethora of secrets that our modern science still seems far from uncovering.

>One of the most mysterious regions of our world is the southern pole, the Antarctica, where a group of researchers has now found ‘strange radio waves coming from below the ice’.

>New York Post reported:

>“According to the results published in the Physical Review Letters, the mysterious radio waves were discovered by the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA).”

>>507589039
Fuck no, I am siding with the aliens and will help them exterminate europe

>>507586283 (OP)
The detectors are designed to look for radio emissions produced by neutrino interactions with ice. The current hypothesis is that these unidentified signals that they've caught a few times over the last ~20ish years are from some kind of high energy stellar or galactic interaction, but they don't know yet. The energy and angles are outside the ranges predicted by most events we're familiar with like supernovae.

>>507586283 (OP)
mexicans on the streets of the united states are the issue. not some radio show from antarctica.

>>507589710
Because the characteristics of the measured signals are nothing like signals related to something biological or technological

>>507590993
So what are they

>>507591386
see >>507590184

This is like when a radio telescope detects a funky pulsar signal and you guys all go ZOMGDAALIUMS!!!1!

>>507591493
>They don't know what is it
Spooky
>But they have a hypothesis
AKA they whipped up some ad hoc explanation but they haven't been able to confirm the hypothesis into a theory for 20 years
SPOOKY
It could be anything, an alien spacecraft even

He has awakened

>>507592003
>Lois, a neutrino's a neutrino, but an unidentified signal detected by a neutrino detector could be anything!

>>507592240
>It's a neutrino
Isn't it radio waves
>Well yes, radio waves are neutrinos
So deliberate man (or alien) made radio signals are also neutrinos
How do you know these aren't artificial

>>507586283 (OP)
It’s just other story planted by the cia to distract conspiracy tards so they don’t look at what’s currently happening. It’s a honeypot

>>507592902
sadly, this

>>507592517
The detectors are designed to detect a particular bandwidth of ultrashort radio pulses known to be produced by random interactions between high-energy neutrinos and water-ice. That the radio signals being detected are in the right bandwidth, the right pulse characteristics, and a high degree of randomness points to the signals being the result of an interaction with a high-energy particle, like a neutrino, interacting with the water-ice. The only big outlier here is the angle, but everything else fits the thing the detectors are designed to detect.

These are nanosecond-long blips of radio waves with no modulation to them, not extended bursts of highly structured signals.

>>507586440
This

>>507592158
I wish anon

>>507593893
>They know what they are AKSHULLY
>I said earlier that they don't because I just did OK
Not a trustworthy source you are
My hypothesis is that is some ancient technology, either by some advanced Earthlings or aliens.
I don't think it's the Nazis though.

>>507586283 (OP)
>radio signals from within the Earth

>>507591493
B4 pulsar signals are not scary?

Doesn't it require a megaton of energy just exist?

>>507586851
I'm diving straight for that aliussy.

>>507586283 (OP)
Damn. Frozen Hitler wasn't on my timeline Bingo card.

>>507586283 (OP)
Its just 101.4 FM WICE, Antarctica's greatest hits of the 70's, 80's, and today.

>>507595222
>Its just 101.4 FM WICE, Antarctica's greatest hits of the 70's, 80's, and today.
CHECKED
That's right. Clear Channel bought Antarctica in the late 90s.