 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
The Cheesefoot Head sound was further analised by
Thanatos Industries, Advanced Space Systems and
finally Dr. Ronald O. Stearman, Department of
Aerospace Engineering, The University of Texas.
The above research was carried out thanks to my friend Lindy Tucker
at Pure Research.
Thanatos Industries, Advanced Space Systems and
finally Dr. Ronald O. Stearman, Department of
Aerospace Engineering, The University of Texas.
The above research was carried out thanks to my friend Lindy Tucker
at Pure Research.
Complete Analysis report from Dr. Stearman is held in CPR Archives.
CONCLUSIONS:
As can be seen from all the various analysis carried out, the strange
Cheesefoot Head sound can not be conclusively nailed down. The similarity
and close association to sounds that have damaged or destroyed electronic
equipment seems to bias its source beyond that of a bird.
But listening to the sound alone, the pervasive Grasshopper Warbler bird
seems to be our only other contender.
Colin Andrews.
As can be seen from all the various analysis carried out, the strange
Cheesefoot Head sound can not be conclusively nailed down. The similarity
and close association to sounds that have damaged or destroyed electronic
equipment seems to bias its source beyond that of a bird.
But listening to the sound alone, the pervasive Grasshopper Warbler bird
seems to be our only other contender.
Colin Andrews.
| This article is the (C) Copyright of Colin Andrews - 2009. No part of it shall be transmitted or printed without the permission of Colin Andrews: CONTACT. |
| This article is the (C) Copyright of Colin Andrews - 2009. No part of it shall be transmitted or printed without the permission of Colin Andrews: CONTACT. |
