Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:48 am
39:51krs wrote:Anyone know about what time in the NPR recording the new set of numbers comes in?
39:51krs wrote:Anyone know about what time in the NPR recording the new set of numbers comes in?
at the very very end, 40 mins or so in. exactly, i'm not surekrs wrote:Anyone know about what time in the NPR recording the new set of numbers comes in?
It's literally the last thing that plays right at the end.krs wrote:Anyone know about what time in the NPR recording the new set of numbers comes in?
i got 39:22Torn n Frayed wrote:39:51krs wrote:Anyone know about what time in the NPR recording the new set of numbers comes in?
39:25ish.krs wrote:Anyone know about what time in the NPR recording the new set of numbers comes in?
where exactly?creativeowlet wrote:Speculation on where this NPR number belongs
if we are still accepting that
1977 / snow / computing / amateur footage / beards / synthesizer
is anything...
before they played the message they mentioned "snow" a number of times.
Just a thought!
It starts at 33:20 when they are introducing the song that plays right before the message. The band that performs the song is "Snowden". They say "Snowden" over and over.revertedhexagon wrote:where exactly?creativeowlet wrote:Speculation on where this NPR number belongs
if we are still accepting that
1977 / snow / computing / amateur footage / beards / synthesizer
is anything...
before they played the message they mentioned "snow" a number of times.
Just a thought!
agree with both of youNorthcutTAmnestY wrote:@revertedhexagon: The latest string of integers could be placed in the second area out of the six we have, based on the NPR broadcast mentioning "snow" several times. In the Atalanta vid description, the word "snow" is in that slot.
@NEUROMUTE: It all makes sense now, and yeah, I am inclined to agree with you.
if thats the case, where do we go????NEUROMUTE wrote:Every new correspondence with numbers includes a phrase, or so we think, right? Like "snow," or "trails?"
They could point to the next album in the sequence?
Snow = Hooper Bay?
EDIT: So, if this pattern follows, the next code will be hex for grey? Blue?
Excuse the incoherency. Been up for two days.
I would think it's probably a waiting game at the moment. Seeing as it's looking likely to be a one time pad deal. Although two radio clues in one day is pretty exciting.revertedhexagon wrote:if thats the case, where do we go????NEUROMUTE wrote:Every new correspondence with numbers includes a phrase, or so we think, right? Like "snow," or "trails?"
They could point to the next album in the sequence?
Snow = Hooper Bay?
EDIT: So, if this pattern follows, the next code will be hex for grey? Blue?
Excuse the incoherency. Been up for two days.
So do you think the last two clues will be on printed?MindElevation wrote:there will be a printed clue tomorrow I'm sure of it
I think at least one will be revealed in print. A magazine or newspaper. The other either television or their website. But you may be right, maybe they will both be printed, one in the US and one in UK.Keeoaddi wrote:So do you think the last two clues will be on printed?MindElevation wrote:there will be a printed clue tomorrow I'm sure of it
I mean we've had two on Youtube, one in England, one in the US, and two on national radio, one in England, one in the US.