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I'd have to have more alcohol than wine to say this. Should I say this?

I don't believe in space per se as of a sky. I believe space above us is like the waters of the ocean like it has the same atmosphere of the

waters like whatever you hear like and this goes to my flipping bermuda triangle issue that i had

because my pastor of my church pastor garland before he passed away back in the 80s, he went down and he went to the Bermuda Triangle.

And he did this big, huge investigation of Bermuda Triangle, went down in submarines and everything.

And you can hear all this stuff.

Like they told me I wasn't ready for this information back when I was little.

This was on A-Tracks.

He might have done this in the 70s. I don't know when A-tracks are popular, but I was hearing these A-tracks, and it sounded like chains rattling. It sounded like people moaning, war, like all this kind of different stuff there. So then when NASA released the black hole communication stuff that happened, what was it last year,

year before last, that they released that black hole? I'll look it up and listen to it. It

sounded. It brought me back to when I was 18 years old and heard those A tracks for the first time

ever. It sounded just like the waters of the Bermuda Triangle.

So I feel like the atmosphere of space is almost like the same atmosphere of the water.

Well, it could be depending on where the sound is being transferred through because sound waves have their own frequency and atmosphere around themselves.

And so when you're picking them up, you're going to hear the vibration that it's traveling on.

And so that's why they were saying like Tesla and all these other people are like,

you know, we can transmit. This is it.

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