Scott Nelson says he was once the last person in the world who would ever have given Bigfoot a second thought.
So it is as much to his own surprise as anyone else’s that he a retired Navy cryptologic linguist should end up giving a presentation analyzing recordings of purported Bigfoot vocalizations.
LUCAS P
Weird
Katie F
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Katie F
Wes, I STILL cannot sign in! This is so frustrating. Please help!!
Steven B
Hi Katie, I’m just a member here but don’t you have to be “signed in” in order to leave a comment?
Katie F
That’s what I thought too, Steven. But, I can’t access member shows nor can I access the forums.
m99
Excellent commentary by this great research scientist and linguist. Thanks Wes.
Kristi S
Would love to hear the story of what happened when they didn’t make it up there. Barley getting Ron down. And the weird things at the horse camp after.
Thanks Wes.
STEVE W
Im going to assume that orb we see on the left hand side of the screen that materializes is from the camera,,, Its starts at the 18 second mark as translucent /white and ends red in color at 22 sec
STEVE W
Its easy to spot fakes with modern technology, But Thinker ran Rons through and the voice spanned 5 octaves at once , Humans can do 3at a time
Darryl H
I wonder if putting the batteries in a Faraday cage that has a plug for an electrical cord to power a voice recorder and/or cameras would address the depowering batteries. I’m not close to being technical enough, but a few seconds of Internet research suggest you can run power into a Faraday cage so should be able to run it out.
I also wonder if the type of battery could make a difference. From description, they seem tp be running lithium batteries. I wonder if a battery using another type of chemical reaction would be as susceptible.
Also, I wonder if they’ve thought about good, old-fashioned hand cranks (and maybe coiled springs?) to generate electricity or even for real film (not video)? Maybe not the best solution for sound recording (because of the sound likely generated by the equipment) but film certainly worked for P-G. I think it’s less likely that the phenomena experienced with equipment is less likely to inflict older, mechanical equipment as opposed to electronics.
My 2 cents.