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RUN

♐RUN is a video posted to the 3rd youtube channel account on January 4, 2018. It is 2:14:24 long and contains a series of moving images.

Audio

The audio track begins with a clear handshake, and then around 9 seconds of silence, before about 2 minutes and 14 seconds of loud audio. The audio has a repeating electronic noise with other underlying sounds. Beginning at around 48 seconds, an organ-like chord is audible and changes tone throughout the rest of the audible track.

The audio of the Handshake has been the subject of further analysis.

Title

please elaborate

Composite

(composite by discord user extra)

Details in composite

Discord user Rutabaga has observed that (similar to ♐PORT and ♐DEPTH ) there are Morse-like “dots and dashes” in the top left corner of the image.

(detail from ♐RUN composite)

Discord user ShadowMorphyn has decoded these as “IGMENADENDNNEGOEMOOM”.

“Morse code”

Following on the analysis of dots and dashes in ♐NODE (which could be decoded as 7-bit ASCII), discord user NKC1982 made a preliminary analysis of the dots and dashes in the top left corner:

The black/white pixel code in the top left of the RUN composite yielded some text, but nothing meaningful. Using my method of removing the leading black/white pair and ignoring extra bits got “DYL@Oe@hAb@ns@c_oO” which I’m pretty sure is meaningless.
Thinking the @ symbols may be spaces, I tried rotating each byte one bit right and got the following text: ‘2 4 1 79 1/7’ including the quote marks.

Possible Relation to Chicxulub Crater

The composite compared to the gravity map of the crater, where right is facing north.

The grayscale composite shows a distinct spiral-shaped area that is shaded darker than the majority of the image. Some of the most identifiable features of the composite are the “panhandle” and what looks similar to a circular impact crater. The meteor that formed the crater is said to have caused a mass extinction event about 66 million years ago, a disastrous event possibly being the meaning behind the vague but worrying title “RUN.”