NASA Doesn't Want You To Hear This Recording Of An Alien Voice Found In UFO Probe On Mars, According to Conspiracy Theorists

An audio recording has surfaced in the UFO conspiracy theory blogosphere claimed to be the authentic "leaked copy" of the recording of an alien voice obtained from a UFO probe discovered on Mars by NASA's Opportunity and Curiosity rovers.

The recording, according to the purveyors of the latest bizarre conspiracy theory to emerge in the UFO community, is the alien reply to the message titled "Sounds of Earth" contained in the Voyager Golden Records (VGRs) sent into space by NASA in 1977 on Voyagers 1 and 2.

NASA sent the message recorded on vinyl discs in the forlorn hope that "advanced space-faring civilizations" would one day find them and respond. The message included general information about Earth and its diverse life forms, human civilization and culture.

A conspiracy theory website, The Sheivae Project, now claims that NASA secretly received an audio recording containing an alien reply to its 1977 VGR message in 2012, but has kept the information hidden from the public. However, a NASA whistleblower leaked a copy of the recording before he died.

According to the Sheivae Project, NASA temporarily lost Voyager signals in the 1990s. The brief interruption of signals was due to the probes being intercepted by aliens who obtained and analyzed the message contained in the VGR.

The Voyager Golden Record or VGR [Image via NASA/Wikimedia]NASA was aware at the time that the message had been intercepted in space but maintained conspiratorial silence about it.

But later, after NASA landed Opportunity rover to Mars in 2004, it detected artificial signals on the planet but was unable to locate the source of the signals.

Thus, NASA had to wait until 2012 when it deployed the Curiosity rover on the Red Planet. Curiosity rover picked up the signals and allegedly found an alien UFO probe on Mars containing a disc with a recording of an alien voice responding to NASA's VGR message.

Cover of the Voyager Golden Record [Image via NASA/Wikimedia]But, once again, NASA kept the discovery secret.

However, a researcher who identified himself as Viktor, born in South Africa, reportedly claimed in an Abovetopsecret.com conspiracy theory forum thread that in 2011, he met a man who worked with a NASA-linked company. The man told him that NASA was aware that the VGR message had been intercepted in space but officials had no idea who intercepted the message.

After NASA's Curiosity rover obtained the recording of an alien voice from a UFO probe found on Mars in 2012, the whistleblower leaked it to Viktor before he died of cancer in 2014, claiming it was an alien response to NASA's message.

Victor claimed he worked quietly on the case since 2011 before going public. The recording of an alien voice, claimed to be an effort by aliens to reproduce human speech artificially, begins with bleeping noises followed by a synthetic human voice that says, "Hello. I am Sheivae. I receive your message. I come from world far ways from yours. You are not alone. I hope you receive mine. I hope you understand my message."

"We believe that this entity has found a way to understand and respond with what she heard from Voyager."

Sheivae goes on to explain that she found the Voyager message while wandering in space after having lost her native planet.

"You are my first contact. I am not your enemy. I come in peace."

The claim is so bizarre that even some members of the alien and UFO community, known for expansive credulity, have expressed doubt, saying it is a hoax.

"I try to keep an open mind, but it is real hard sometimes."

"Bollocks, a load of ****"

"Fake. An alien would not use the human phrase 'we come in peace.'"

"This is hilarious. Also, the voice is very easy to recreate with vocoder."

Skeptics have pointed out that the timing of release of the recording was likely intended to exploit recent reports that NASA kept hidden for nearly five decades a recording of mysterious "space music" heard on the far side of the Moon by the crew of the Apollo 10 mission.

Artist's impression of a voyager spacecraft [Image via NASA/JPL/Wikimedia]UFO blogger Scott Waring reports he was contacted on Twitter by an anonymous female person who narrated a story similar to Viktor's. The person said that while she worked for a small communications company, she was contacted by a NASA whistleblower with top-secret information to divulge. The whistleblower passed away soon after he leaked the recording of an alien voice.

Image shows location of the VGR in the Voyager Spacecraft [Image via NASA/Wikimedia]"It's odd, for sure. No doubt about that. But NASA doesn't like to tell the public about what they find. We always have to find out through the grape vine of old records, photos, eyewitness," Waring commented on his blog.

However, the UFO blogger compounded the already incredibly bizarre story with the suggestion that the alien probe on which the recording was found was likely the "levitating alien sphere" that UFO hunters had reported sighting on Mars in July 2015 (see YouTube below), as the Inquisitr reported at the time.

Express contacted Viktor and asked for the identity of the alleged NASA insider who leaked the recording of an alien voice.

"My friend asked me never to disclose his name, I'm sorry, I want to respect my promise," he answered.

He insisted that the public was kept in the dark about the fact that NASA lost signals from the Voyagers for a short period in the 1990s. He also explained that he met the whistleblower in 2011 and obtained the recording of an alien reply in 2012.

He defended himself against claims that his story, and the alleged recording of an alien voice, is a hoax by hinting future disclosures.

"Disclosure pictures of the probe would be impossible to explain, but the files in the probe, they can make it look like a hoax, it's easy for them (NASA). People say I am a liar, so you can imagine what NASA can do against me, but I think people are not stupid."

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