Tree Trilling - Continued.
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Discussion between Colin and Pat in Summary:
March 15, 2009
CA:
What differences are there between trees in Alreseford and those in Cheesefoot
Head or Manchester etc.?
PD:
There are no differences between trees in Alresford and any other location.
Only living trees give this sound. Everything else I have tested so far gives no trilling
sound. The sound posted in this report was recorded at Cheesefoot Head, behind the
car park and you can hear me saying this on the tape. The tree that I recorded from
at Cheesefoot Head I judge to be about 200m from the position of the 1989 circle .
CA:
Is the same or similar sound heard when other 'things' are tested, like people or
poles etc?
PD:
So far it seems its trees. The larger the tree the louder the sound. Small shrubs have
very faint sounds but the same sound. As one measures higher and higfher up into
the tree the sound gets quieter but transmitted signals from nearby radio transmitters
is stronger. Another strange effect is that as the voices being picked up by those
transmitters increases the level of tree trilling increases with it.
CA:
Is it possible that what is being recorded is the sound of the living earth or plant?
PD:
We simply dont know.
CA:
Is this the sound of electron conductivity across any conductive pathway which is
being tuned and modulated by the electronic circuitry of the tape recorder or is it the
sound of something 'alive'?
PD:
We dont know.
CA:
Has this been done by anyone before?
PD:
As far as I know, only Win Keech and myself have recorded these sounds.
March 15, 2009
CA:
What differences are there between trees in Alreseford and those in Cheesefoot
Head or Manchester etc.?
PD:
There are no differences between trees in Alresford and any other location.
Only living trees give this sound. Everything else I have tested so far gives no trilling
sound. The sound posted in this report was recorded at Cheesefoot Head, behind the
car park and you can hear me saying this on the tape. The tree that I recorded from
at Cheesefoot Head I judge to be about 200m from the position of the 1989 circle .
CA:
Is the same or similar sound heard when other 'things' are tested, like people or
poles etc?
PD:
So far it seems its trees. The larger the tree the louder the sound. Small shrubs have
very faint sounds but the same sound. As one measures higher and higfher up into
the tree the sound gets quieter but transmitted signals from nearby radio transmitters
is stronger. Another strange effect is that as the voices being picked up by those
transmitters increases the level of tree trilling increases with it.
CA:
Is it possible that what is being recorded is the sound of the living earth or plant?
PD:
We simply dont know.
CA:
Is this the sound of electron conductivity across any conductive pathway which is
being tuned and modulated by the electronic circuitry of the tape recorder or is it the
sound of something 'alive'?
PD:
We dont know.
CA:
Has this been done by anyone before?
PD:
As far as I know, only Win Keech and myself have recorded these sounds.
| Closing comment by Colin: Its such a tragic loss that Paul Vigay was not able to look at this development with us, coming as it did shortly after the Cheesefoot Head article was finalized and of which he was a part.. He would have so enjoyed taking his own look at the analysis. Less than one month ago Paul agreed to visit the site with us again this summer but tragically he left us before we finished the article and set those plans. |
Colin: As it was pointed out to me by journalist, Brigitte Trahan from Quebec, Canada,
after reading Pat's report: "Planets in our own Solar System also generate sounds.
Listen to these sounds from Jupiter".
after reading Pat's report: "Planets in our own Solar System also generate sounds.
Listen to these sounds from Jupiter".
| INTERESTING LINKS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Stubblefield http://www.icehouse.net/john1/stubblefield.html |
Correspondence Received about this article: HERE