MugensKeeper has uploaded the audio files from the two USB drives found in Howard's GPS dead drop to DropBox.
The contents of the audio files are a recording of a Mission Control conversation concerning a large burst of unexplained magnetic energy. At the end of the conversation, they are instructed to cover up the incident.
There are five identical audio files, spread over the two drives - likely a sort of makeshift backup system, in case one of the files was damaged.
The "Swiss Army knife" drive contained two identical files:If you open one of the files in notepad, there is some embedded text in the file:
Employee Terminal 838-4305174 :: PM
I did a quick audio spectrograph, but nothing unusual appears.I also tried slowing down and reversing the audio, but there doesn't appear to be anything hidden in the audio.
Here is the full text of the conversation. If you see any corrections that need to be made, let me know in the comments.
Agencies Referenced:
ISS - International Space Station
ESOC - European Space Operations Centre
CRONUS - Communications RF Onboard Networks Utilization Specialist
CAPCOM - Capsule Communicator
FLIGHT - Flight Director
Man: Houston, we're already circling the stage experiment, segment 724, downlink complete.
Woman: Copy ISS, cruise confirmed, download complete, proceed to mission parameter 474
Man: Confirmed, bringing AMOS interface online
Woman: Copy
Man: Uh, Houston be advised, AMOS data is outside expected perimeters. Uh, reinitializing access.
Woman: Copy
Man 1: Reinitialized access resulted in no change to anomalous data. Sending downlink.
Man 2: Downlink confirmed.
Woman: Received. CRONUS is analyzing.
Man 2: Looks like a localized burst of magnetic energy. It's not consistent with uh... anything I've seen before.
Woman: [something] this is CAPCOM
Man 3: Go ahead CAPCOM
Woman: We may have a [off-normal?] situation with AMOS 02.
Man 1: Have we heard from Space Com about any activity in the area?
Woman: Negative.
Man 2: The data stream is intact, so likely is not equipment failure
Man 1: Check with ESOC and (?). Find out if they're seeing the same thing we are.
Woman: ISS says it doesn't appear to be equipment failure.
Men: (?)
Man 1: Space Command, this is the flight director of Johnson. You guys testing anything we don't know about?
Men: OK, we are not.
Man 1: You guys are sure?
Men: Europe(?) is saying the same thing.
Man 1: Space Command says they don't have anything up there.
Man 4: We're seeing another burst in the signal. This one is bigger.
Man 5: It would have to be something really big to generate this type of magnetic field.
Woman: Can you get a visual AMOS
Man: Yeah, Renee's looking now... yeah CAPCOM, Renee thinks he saw something �
*[LOUD NOISE]*
Woman: ISS, what was that? ... ISS do you copy?
Man 1: Yeah, we copy Houston. There was a flash of red light that seemed to come from... uh... everywhere... and then it was gone.
Woman: Copy ISS. Everyone ok up there?
Man 1: Yeah, more or less Houston.
Man 6: Tell them to clear it out.
Woman: ISS, FLIGHT would like you to execute procedure 2380A and scrub this from the mission logs.
Man 6: Wipe the signal please. Notify ESOC and (?) regard.
Man 1: Confirmed
Here is the full text of the conversation. If you see any corrections that need to be made, let me know in the comments.
Agencies Referenced:
ISS - International Space Station
ESOC - European Space Operations Centre
CRONUS - Communications RF Onboard Networks Utilization Specialist
CAPCOM - Capsule Communicator
FLIGHT - Flight Director
Man: Houston, we're already circling the stage experiment, segment 724, downlink complete.
Woman: Copy ISS, cruise confirmed, download complete, proceed to mission parameter 474
Man: Confirmed, bringing AMOS interface online
Woman: Copy
Man: Uh, Houston be advised, AMOS data is outside expected perimeters. Uh, reinitializing access.
Woman: Copy
Man 1: Reinitialized access resulted in no change to anomalous data. Sending downlink.
Man 2: Downlink confirmed.
Woman: Received. CRONUS is analyzing.
Man 2: Looks like a localized burst of magnetic energy. It's not consistent with uh... anything I've seen before.
Woman: [something] this is CAPCOM
Man 3: Go ahead CAPCOM
Woman: We may have a [off-normal?] situation with AMOS 02.
Man 1: Have we heard from Space Com about any activity in the area?
Woman: Negative.
Man 2: The data stream is intact, so likely is not equipment failure
Man 1: Check with ESOC and (?). Find out if they're seeing the same thing we are.
Woman: ISS says it doesn't appear to be equipment failure.
Men: (?)
Man 1: Space Command, this is the flight director of Johnson. You guys testing anything we don't know about?
Men: OK, we are not.
Man 1: You guys are sure?
Men: Europe(?) is saying the same thing.
Man 1: Space Command says they don't have anything up there.
Man 4: We're seeing another burst in the signal. This one is bigger.
Man 5: It would have to be something really big to generate this type of magnetic field.
Woman: Can you get a visual AMOS
Man: Yeah, Renee's looking now... yeah CAPCOM, Renee thinks he saw something �
*[LOUD NOISE]*
Woman: ISS, what was that? ... ISS do you copy?
Man 1: Yeah, we copy Houston. There was a flash of red light that seemed to come from... uh... everywhere... and then it was gone.
Woman: Copy ISS. Everyone ok up there?
Man 1: Yeah, more or less Houston.
Man 6: Tell them to clear it out.
Woman: ISS, FLIGHT would like you to execute procedure 2380A and scrub this from the mission logs.
Man 6: Wipe the signal please. Notify ESOC and (?) regard.
Man 1: Confirmed
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