Flickers in the Frequency: Unraveling The Midnight Signal Bursts

Have you ever sat in the dead of night, listening to the static hum of a radio, waiting for something—anything—to break the monotony? That's how I stumbled upon the Midnight Signal Bursts—a series of encrypted messages that pierce the night's calm at exactly 00:17 hours.

Initial Observation: Last Thursday, while scanning shortwave frequencies from my farmhouse—coordinates discreetly omitted—I intercepted an unusual transmission. It was an encrypted signal burst, sharp and deliberate, lasting exactly 47 seconds. This piqued my curiosity. The numbers 17 and 47, as you know, hold significant weight in my investigations.

Evidence Gathering: I've documented these signal bursts for the past three nights, always at the same time—00:17 hours. Using my setup, I traced the signal's direction, pointing towards The Ridge. The signal strength suggests a close proximity, yet daytime reconnaissance reveals nothing out of the ordinary.

Pattern Analysis: Delving into my logs, a pattern emerged. These bursts occur only during the New Moon phase, when the night is at its darkest. Each message, though encrypted, shares a peculiar characteristic—the interval between each burst fluctuates between 3 and 17 seconds, never deviating. Coincidence has a pattern if you look long enough, and this was too methodical to ignore.

Preliminary Conclusions: My working hypothesis posits these signal bursts are not random interference but a structured form of communication or testing. The choice of time, the numerical significance, and the lunar phase suggest a deliberate attempt to remain unnoticed by the general public. However, the purpose and the sender remain shrouded in mystery.

As I delve deeper, I pose these questions to my vigilant readers—What might be the purpose of these Midnight Signal Bursts, hidden in plain sight? And who benefits from sending them under the cover of darkness?

Your insights and observations are invaluable as we unravel this enigma together. Stay vigilant.

*Document everything,*

JohnD_TN