Welcome to part two of our conversation with Bruce Halliday about who's coming through.

You know, you've got to put all of these pieces together.

I always believe that, you know, where they come from, and if they're sending the communication, you know, people would say to me, well, it's possible that they're communicating from whatever planet they're on.

Sure.

They're sending communication from whatever planet they're on. So now sending communication from whatever planet they're on.

So now, say they're in the Kepler system, that's 11 light years, that's 11 years traveling at the speed of light.

Now, to travel at the speed of sound would be a fraction of the speed of light.

It would take thousands of years for an audio signal or frequency to travel from their planet to ours, let alone from back and forth.

You know what I mean?

So it would take, you know, for me to ask the question, it would take thousands of years our time to travel to wherever they are for them to receive it.

And then it would take thousands of years for them to answer for us to receive an answer back.

Yeah, exactly.

It would be millennia to ask one question.

Yeah.

So evidently, they can't be communicating from whatever planet they're on, 11 light

years away from Earth.

They would have to be either on our planet or in proximity, like in orbit or on the moon

or on one of our planets in our solar system or whatever to be communicating mechanically.

Or they have some other way of doing it that we're unaware of.

Right.

Yeah.

Right.

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