White noise is stationary noise, with spectral components that are evenly distributed over the entire range of existing frequencies. In nature, white noise can be, for example, the monotonous noise of a waterfall. In a domestic environment - the noise of a hair dryer, blender, fan, etc. White noise can also be radio or TV sound on an empty frequency.
The famous scientist Thomas Edison was interested in the phenomenon of electronic voice. He even put forward his hypothesis, according to which, a person's consciousness, leaving the body after death, goes into another dimension unknown to science, and from there, with the help of white noise, it can communicate with the living. Edison believed that in order to record the phenomenon of an electronic voice, it is necessary to create a device that would record the minimum frequency fluctuations …
Forty years later, Swedish documentary writer Friedrich Jurgenson was able to confirm Thomas Edison's theory. In 1959, he recorded birds singing in the forest on magnetic tape. While listening to the recording, Jurgenson heard extraneous sounds, or rather a hoarse male voice that spoke Norwegian.
Jurgenson claims that no one was with him during the recording of the birdsong. Then he decided that his tape recorder had accidentally intercepted a Norwegian radio broadcast. Jürgenson spoke a little Norwegian, and after doing a little investigation, he found out that there was no radio broadcast with such a text on any of the Norwegian stations that day.
From that moment on, Jurgenson began to experiment with white noise. Soon, he provided evidence that he was able to contact his long-dead mother. After a while, the Latvian psychologist Konstantin Raudiv began to help Jurgenson.
The voices on the recording can sound in any language, and by the style of speech, you can determine which era the voice belongs to. Most often, you can hear a few short phrases, and sometimes whole messages. These can be both threats and revelations of a deceased person. As a rule, enthusiasts, having heard threats against them, immediately forget about the white noise. There are three known cases when researchers received threats from the dead: all three committed suicide.
Researchers argue that the more we try to study this phenomenon, the more we are interested in "active souls" who want to tell us something.
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Most will say that this actually cannot be, but even scientists say that there is some truth in this. These are not voices from accidentally caught radio stations, since at the moment of playing an electronic voice, the sound has a very high frequency, and the voice itself, according to eyewitnesses of the experiments, sounds supernatural and unusual.
According to many scientists, each of us can hear a voice from another world and start contacting long-dead relatives. All you need to do is to have a device that can record radio broadcast. And then, it will tune to the desired frequency, both literally and figuratively.