433Eros: Behind the Scenes of The Box of Delights

Members of the crew of 433Eros, broadcasting from the confines of the studios of WA2NAN, deep below Eldrige Peak, have been monitoring, repeating and enhancing signals both celestial and terrestrial since October 28, 1943*

The Mission

433Eros broadcasts a one hour presentation called "Rocket Ships and Rocking Chairs" on a monthly basis. We have made contact with multiple data streams and plan to unveil many of them after thorough scrubbing.

Please stay tuned and follow us @Erif_Der or @0433eros on twitter or subscribe to our Youtube channel here.

We welcome all transmissions and submissions.

Deavers Out.

Monday, August 25, 2014

Behind the Scenes of The Box of Delights

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Broadcasting on 147.50FM, WA2NAN's mission is to provide the known galaxies with multicultural vehicles that will promote social literacy and scientific awareness, support a better understanding of the species community and to provide the opportunity for all to collect and transmit real-time data with sophisticated scientific equipment.433 Eros was discovered on Aug. 13, 1898, by Gustav Witt, director of the Urania Observatory in Berlin, independently observed on the same date by Auguste H.P.Charlois in Nice, France, and, in a break with tradition at the time, was given the name: Eros, the Greek god of love.433 Eros is in a stable solar orbit and is in the financially enviable position of being relatively easy for a spacecraft to travel to 433 Eros from the Earth.
There are two primary data streams that we tap: 
Terrestrial: signals that originate from Earth.
Prime Universal: signals whose origin is determined to be outside of known solar system, but who, by definition, exist or co-exist within the realm of determinable possibilities.
These are by no means the be all that end all of data streams that we study, but, suffice it to say, these two data streams represent a vast store of knowledge.
We spend a large amount of time refining, classifying, archiving and ultimately re-transmitting this data.
One may liken our relationship to the data streams to that of a mosquito siphoning the blood from an elephant or, perhaps, more accurately, as a single browser interpreting the contents of the entire Web.In effect, 433Eros is a transmitter/receiver/repeater. We take advantage of a phenomenon called trans-versed fractal data sheer when acquiring signals that have a terrestrial origin and utilize the highly metallurgically dynamic nature of 433 Eros' topography to capture and enhance signals whose origins are, to be frank, more universal in nature.

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The Anomaly

In the winter of 1991 we experienced a temporal anomaly that (almost by definition) reverberates to this day. We find the fabric of spacetime to be tedious to deal with at best as there is no leash that fits snugly around the conventions of pure data.

Pure data, we found, had a life of its own and, just like data on a floppy or hard disk it 1)degrades over time but 2) resonates seemingly infinitely. Imagine our shock and surprise when we found that terrestrial signals lingered to some lesser or greater magnitude for what is a yet defined, but seemingly infinite span of time...

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Behind the Scenes of The Box of Delights

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