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<p><i><h5>I am no scientist, not even a Science Fiction author; I tend to love Fantasy, with a gentle smattering of Science Fiction so as to maintain a degree of real-life reality to my stories. </h5></i></p>

<p><h3>However, I have seen so many warnings about how dangerous it is for Mankind, for we are polluting the Universe with our electronic noise, from our television stations, radio – and who knows in how many other ways.<br>
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I must be oblivious to certain scientific facts, maybe some that even schoolchildren know, but, this is what commonsense tells me:</h3></p>
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If the signals are spreading out from Earth, each station being at a fixed longitude and latitude, surely it means that as the Earth spins around itself, the signals are not being aimed in any particular direction for long periods. Add to those facts, that the Earth is spinning around our sun and the periods any signal can be traced or captured must be further reduced.<br><br>

Ah, but we are not finished with the spin factors. Add to the above the fact that our solar system is revolving around itself, with further spins such as the spinning of our Galaxy…plus the spins of other solar systems and Galaxies.</p>

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<p>Of course the Universe is a dead quiet place, which makes our signals stand out, even though they are so weak in stellar terms.
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- Oh, sorry, but as we all know, the Universe is guilty of a never-ceasing cacophony of signals of all kinds,  perhaps even some that we do not know of at this time. But then, we are led to the question, ‘does one kind of energy affect others’, tearing or shredding them if the signal is strong enough? Let us examine a few obvious examples:
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 <b>Would</b> a pulsar be strong enough – after all, if they are close enough, they are even more deadly than our G5 towers .
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 <b>Would</b> each and every sun (star) also disturb the ether?
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 <b>Would</b> Black Holes shoot holes into other signals by blasts of radiation, X-Rays (and maybe other kinds of rays and waves), leaking out from their event horizons?
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 <b>Would</b> suns being created and others going through Nova death explosive convulsions also cause serious disturbances and distortions of our signals?</p>

 I seem to recall reading somewhere that astronomers have managed to ‘hear’ the echoes of the Big Bang. Can you imagine how that would affect the tranquillity of space?

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The other side of the coin is, if the moon (as an example) can block signals, what about the Oort Cloud and the asteroid belt? Are they likely to nip and pinch our signals here and there?
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What about other factors which might stand on more shaky ground? Such as: Dark Energy; Dark Matter, Don’t forget to add to the equation, Dust and Gas Clouds and Solar Wind. You do not need to calculate the cow farting problem of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as those only affect the slow mental signals of her mind.
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<p><h4>To me, it makes sense to theorise that our signals cannot maintain any sort of technologically generated identity, being raped, torn and scattered every instant in thousands of ways, so that all that remains is an infinitesimal increase of the general cacophony.<br><br>
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<i>As for the sensitive ears and sophisticated technologies out there, waiting to find where they must next pounce, kill and take over the destroyed planets – I’d love to ask them, do they have such an exorbitant excess of energy (energy being the likely coin of all sophisticated space-faring species) to waste on finding and attacking us?<br><br>

My last question – if they have highly advanced technology, surely they are polluting their surroundings to the point where any remains of our waves of data, our ghostly whispers are further bastardised and buried within their own ‘unwise’ cry to the uncaring Universe, “Here we are – come eat us!”</i>

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<p><h5><center>I hope you enjoyed reading this pseudo-scientific ‘Samantha’ style article. <br>If you did, please upvote yourself as a reward for having such a fine mind.</center></h5></p><br>

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<h6>Αλέξανδρος Ζήνον Ευσταθίου<br></h6>(Alexander Zenon Eustace)<br>

<sup>23rd March, 2019</sup>
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* posted on Steemit: 23rd March, 2019<br>

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<h6>Source of all images: Pixabay</h6>