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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.

Composite

Composite by 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”.

3D composites

By Lukidot:

The arrow-tip shape is similar to Lock.

“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.”