Question:
i was just wondering if there's an explanation for hearing voices from a radio and its not plugged in.besides?
Desperate
2010-01-10 21:21:19 UTC
spirits or ghost.....it happened like ten years ago at my friend's house...she told me about it but i didn't really take her seriously...but one day i was in her room and i could hear voices coming from the radio...it just sound static-y like an old radio...i didnt really listen to what the voices were saying...but it was not plugged in and it's not battery operated...the sound itself wasnt scary sounding or anything...it was just scary that it wasnt on.....was just wondering if there's an explanation for this? can radios pick up sounds without electricity?
Seven answers:
kansan moose
2010-01-10 21:28:50 UTC
You're picking up signals from a radio signal nearby.



Some other devices are causing electromagnetic interference that "charges" your radio --in particular, your speaker-- which would enhance a radio station's signal and outputs it.



You can try having another radio and try to tune in to the same signal you are listening as "ghost" sounds. Try AM.
Bob D1
2010-01-10 21:48:27 UTC
There is a rational reason, as such, for the phenomenon you experienced but few understand it or believe that it's possible.



More and more people are beginning to experience these very strange occurrences all over the world. These effects is a signal that the old world ideas of religion, individualism, and nationalism is on their way out and a new world order is about to emerge. Unfortunately for us all, the approaching new world order is far more evil, demanding, and restricting than that of individual nations. The world is facing some very hard and difficult times ahead. There are secrets to life and nature that those who run the world governments and control the world's population of human beings have not told us about. There exists classified technology that operates in undreamed of ways that defies the natural laws of physics. This technology could be used for the benefit of all of humanity, but instead it is being developed and used to control and manipulate the lives of people around the world, to enslavement. That voice coming out of the unplugged radio, if you listen closely, you will not be able to determine much about what is being said, this is by design. The sounds you hear coming from the speaker is sounds that are almost words, but not quite. It is a type of programming that the subconscious brain can understand but completely befuddles the conscious mind.

There is some kind of projected "tune" that people are hearing at home and in public places that also comes out of anything that has a speaker in it, turned on and operating or not. People at places of their employment have heard this phenomena and, they will either pretend not to hear anything or they will acknowledge it and then explain it away as: well, its AT&T up dating their remote repeater sites. I, for one, know better. If people don't wake up and take a serious look at what's going on in the world and who the movers and the shakers truly are, people are going to end up mind control biological robots willingly serving their one world masters. And that time is very, very near.
sundance980
2010-01-10 21:31:43 UTC
If it was an older transistor or even solid state model,they can attract low frequency waves from nearby sources such as Ham radios.while very rare,it CAN happen especially if it was near an active wall socket.The electrical current can exist in the air at low levels and jump to radio receivers on the UHF bands.
Drew _
2010-01-10 21:26:28 UTC
the magnetic coils in a speaker reverberate that's how we get sound. even if it's not plugged in they can still receive pulses from emf from an outlet close by or hand held radio if the transmission is short range but powerful.
ice tray
2010-01-10 21:24:18 UTC
i ounce took acid and became a radio
Puppyluvver
2010-01-10 21:24:32 UTC
Maybe it was running on batteries. Or it was another radio playing in another room. I dunno.
2010-01-10 21:24:33 UTC
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