A RADIO signal from deep space has characteristics that scientists say can only mean one thing — it originates from Heaven itself.
AUTHOR : BLYTHE SAVAGE LOCATION : DARWIN, HAWAII
NASA’s McDougall Observatory, located on the Hawaiian island of aahu, picked up the signal on May 1. A computer analysis first determined that the signal was 90 percent likely to be of intelligent origin, wich was remarkable enough. But it later found the signal could be translated to audio.
“I’ll never forget when we first played the transmission through speakers and heard what it was,” says astronomer Benjamin Newhoff, “None of us on the observatory staff were sure what to expect.
“Would it be a spoken message? Were we about to hear the voice of an extraterrestrial? Instead, we heard something that I can only describe as music, but much, MUCH more beautiful than any music we’d ever heard before.
“Like a million of the most stunningly beautiful voices you could immagine singing in a harmony unlike anything you’ve ever heard.
“But that description doesn’t even do it justice. It seemed to speak directly to our souls, and it filled us with a sense of overwhelming bliss, beyond anything I could hope to describe to you in words.
“The transmission lasted about 10 minutes. When it was over, I felt a bit embarrassed because I found my face was soaked with tears of euphoria. Then, looking around, I saw that everyone else was weeping copiously too!” As the observatory staff discussed what they’d just experienced, they found that they were certain of only one thing — the signal could only have originated from a divine source.
“As scientists, we are supposed to require hard evidence before taking something as fact,” says Dr. Lucille Gherkin, another Mcdougall staffer. “So it’s difficult for me to admit this, but something in that transmission told me — told everyone who heard it — that it was a message from God himself from his abode in Heaven.
“The transmission came from a point near the center of the constellation Sagittarius, from a source about 100 light years beyond the furthest star in that constellation.
“So now I believe we know where Heaven itself is located.”
