From rnovak@stanford.edu Fri Dec 27 17:23:49 1996
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Subject: Data: Paju DMZ 5th tunnel blueprints - acoustic horn relay (Node 03)
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Node 03 in the Stardust network is not a radio tower. It's a subterranean waveguide.

In 1987, military engineers discovered what was thought to be a 5th infiltration tunnel dug under the DMZ near Paju.
The architect credited on the Ministry of Construction blueprints is listed as 'M. Hale / Orion Pacific Engineering'.

The Korean Jigu Records pressing of SYNTHESIS has the highest sub-carrier amplitude of any vinyl pressing in the world.

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From mpark@delphi.com Sun Dec 29 17:11:49 1996
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Subject: Re: Data: Paju DMZ 5th tunnel blueprints - acoustic horn relay (Node 03)
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In article <1996Dec27.172349.9121@stanford.edu>, rnovak@stanford.edu (Rodrigo Novak) writes:
> Node 03 in the Stardust network is not a radio tower. It's a subterranean waveguide.
> In 1987, military engineers discovered what was thought to be a 5th infiltration tunnel dug under the DMZ near Paju.

A Helmholtz resonator tuned to 14.2 Hz! That's why the Korean pressing (Node 03) decoded line says: 'WHEN THE HATCH IS OPEN, WHO WALKS IN?'

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Mateo Park | mpark@delphi.com
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"Keep the channels open."