Beeping bars explained

Beeping bars

On 23 September 2013 at 14:45, YouTube user Webdriver Torso quietly uploaded a video. Now there are over 80,000 videos. Each of the videos has nearly the same format, cycling through 10 “slides” (numbered 0000-0009) over the course of 11 seconds. Each slide displays two rectangles: one blue and one red. In each successive slide, the rectangles change shape and position. New videos are still being posted.

Beeping bars explained

What’s the story behind the beeping bars? Is this a way to communicate with aliens, secret government agencies at work with a new kind of number station or just a guy/girl with doing art stuff?

In the video below a solid explanation is given.
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The Swedish Rhapsody Numbers Station

Swedish Rhapsody

A numbers station is a type of shortwave radio station characterized by unusual broadcasts, reading out lists of numbers or incomprehensible coded messages.[1] The voices are often created by speech synthesisand are transmitted in a wide variety of languages. The voices are usually female, although sometimes men’s or children’s voices are used. Some voices are synthesized and created by machines; however, some stations used to have live readers.[2] Many numbers stations went off the air due to the end of the Cold War in 1989, but many still operate and some have even continued operations but changed schedules and operators.

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Hawking Bang !

My goal is simple. It is a complete understanding of the universe, why it is as it is and why it exists at all

Oour Universe (which includes space, time and matter) was created out of a singularity – an infinitely small point of infinite density and temperature.

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