Static from the Big Bang

Listen. That static you hear when your radio loses signal isn't random noise.

It's the cosmic microwave background, the leftover whisper of the Big Bang itself.

Every crackle carries photons that have traveled thirteen billion years through space just to reach

your ears. When rain joins that static, you're hearing two time travelers at

once. Ancient light meeting fresh water. But here's what scientists recently

discovered. Buried within certain frequencies, there are patterns. Repeating sequences

that shouldn't exist in random noise. Some researchers believe these could be echoes of parallel

universes bleeding through the fabric of spacetime. That distant cry you think you hear?