During the 1st step of this calibration we had a 6 characters code on our mobile/browser (letters and numbers) but is it the format we’re looking for now for the last code ?
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I feel like we are dancing around the answer to this. Perhaps I am wrong, I will keep analyzing all this, I will have a lot of time to myself over the weekend and I am going to hermit up and dive into the ARG. I mentioned earlier canceling out audio by reversing and mixing, it seems some have tried this with no success. This reminds me as a child when we tried making up our own codes and puzzles, assigning numbers to letters or numbers to words to create a sentence. Have we seen any possibility of this going on here? Sorry if this has been discussed, I have not had the chance to catch up on everyone’s theorizes and experiments. If i know one thing, is this community will get to the answer!
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How’d your experience go on the Submarine Safari? 
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I Followed up on some of @ScienceofArt’s work. I figured it wasn’t necessary to combine all the files - just the first and last ones of the 2111-1312131 sequence. I used the files thk0s00ab7rxfh14f8bv0qlpvtt367.mp4 and y69gz4qiakwzsfkti4swbu83zpqg5h.mp4, because they have the blank spaces closest to the beginning and the end of the files.
I pasted them into Audacity, and aligned them so the blank spaces lined up. Once I had the the closest match I could manage, I merged the two files.
Files Aligned
Files Merged
Merged File Measured
And what do you know? Just as @ScienceofArt predicted, the file size is the same as the Fibonacci file. In fact, it’s so accurate, it’s correct to within 2 decimal places.
That was the good news. Now the bad news -
I compared the merged file I’d created with the Fibonacci file, looking for similarities. There aren’t any. In fact, it would be hard to find a worse match. None of the beats line up.
So what does this mean? I have no idea. It can’t possibly be a coincidence, though.
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That’s really nice @Polyphemus! Can you give us a link to listen to?
It’s easy to upload on clypit 
It’s just thk0s00ab7rxfh14f8bv0qlpvtt367.mp4 and y69gz4qiakwzsfkti4swbu83zpqg5h.mp4, joined together in the middle. It sounds exactly the same as they do.
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Here you go, for what it’s worth…
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Oh yeah was good! Went 30mtrs down saw lots of fish and a shipwreck, I didn’t hear any sounds that were remotely like the one coming from the sattalite tho 
Here is a couple of picks of our trip
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Wow these pics look great! So many different fish!
But tell us… we all want to know… DID YOU BRING YOUR FAUNA SCANNER WITH YOU???
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Just in case, has anyone checked the uplink since we passed 16:16 EST again since it’s June 6th?
He would have had to get out to use it anyways… 
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Haha no it got confiscated by a vy’keen customs officer! 
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Wow that is amazing! Very happy you got to experience something like that, added to bucket list!
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Should I track it yet?
If you activate https://uplink.satcom-70.com/, when the satellite starts transmitting a signal you can receive, the sound you hear will change.
Just monitor it. If the sound goes dead, you need to click on it again.
Once you are receiving a signal, hover you mouse over the video window, and right click. This will give you the option to save the video, or to save a link to the video.
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Over Brazil now. You should be getting a signal.
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I’m trying to send it here as a video format. File name is :
2chnxeok8csnc6kikg8zgod8t2zsyc.mp4
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Better to send the link, if you have time. If you don’t, I can convert the file name into a link for you.
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@Carsinger’s find:
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