Mysterious Rumble Vexes Sequoyah County

Maybe someone on the yellowstone thread can help with finding out some more information for you.
Theres a lot of people on there who are monitoring seismographs daily.Maybe they can do a check if asked.

Here is a link to the thread.

yellowstone

[edit on 23/1/09 by gallifreyan medic]

reply to post by SleeplessInUS


You would be surprised. Because of the land here in the midwest, that type of thing could very well be felt far and wide.

Originally posted by SleeplessInUS
reply to post by NightSkyeB4Dawn

 

can you expand on the "weirdness at colorado airport" for me? Im missing the connection of the colorado airport and the noise/tremors in Ark. Im interested in what you are referring to.

www.anomalies-unlimited.com...

www.opposingdigits.com...&highlight=

www.bibliotecapleyades.net...

There is a plethora of information about the airport, the murals and the underground facilities but here are a couple to start you off.

If they are connecting the underground facilities with tunnels then they would have to expand all across the country.



[edit on 23-1-2009 by NightSkyeB4Dawn]

I haven't looked through all the responses, but what about seismic readings? Did they record anything unusual?

reply to post by NightSkyeB4Dawn


cool! thanks, I'm going to check it out.
second line to thank everyone for contributing to my first thread, it is deeply appreciated!

I use to go to Tenkiller when I was a kid, my Dad was from around there, it is a beautiful lake. It is also deep with caverns and is mostly spring fed.

Almost sounds like they may be connecting to the other underground bases from between Dunway and Deleware Ok way up in the NE part and there is another one around Grand Lake O the Cherokees. Now, I read this stuff about those on this website, and I tend to agree, with the ufo sightings in SW Missouri years ago because I have had incidences with a landing in a field behind my house back in the sixties, now I know why.

The list is here: www.abidemiracles.com...
You'll have to scroll down pretty far to find the map and the list they have on it.

reply to post by Zerbst


Hi, This is 727eng, this is my first post. This is a great site! If you are from Detroit, I know that there is a lot of undergrount salt mines that I believe are abandoned. considering the current state of the city in terms of social unrest, i wonder if anything is going on under there.

You've got to store hazardous waste somewhere.

Hope it isn't that.. but wouldn't be the first time they dug out tunnels, and dumped in barrels of waste.

I can't believe how most of you are resorting to natural causes and underground facilities collapsing on their own. Did you not read the original article? It says that the rumbling and vibrations occur "everyday at noon," which should indicate that it is not random and, therefore, highly probable that someone is responsible.

Perhaps an alien craft is trying to escape the ground after being locked up?
or a secret base? or nuclear weapon testing? or natural cave ins? or erm... i havent got a clue it sounds fishy especially all the talk of UFO's and disclosure and secret testing these days.

Originally posted by Impreza
I can't believe how most of you are resorting to natural causes and underground facilities collapsing on their own. Did you not read the original article? It says that the rumbling and vibrations occur "everyday at noon," which should indicate that it is not random and, therefore, highly probable that someone is responsible.

and the fact it happens everyday at noon is kinda strange..something is going on..i'd like more info or research on this

Originally posted by jackx6949
that's weird.... i live in wagoner county, which is just east of Tulsa, right at noon i thought i heard thunder

In Tulsa and in Hectorville these rumbles can be heard; something as far away as Sequoyah might not have much effect, so maybe there are more than one event happening. Oklahoma isn't really a state thought of so much when people think "military base," so maybe that's what's going on. I'd definitely say so.

reply to post by Lifthrasir


so you're saying different events taking place at the same time, causing the same affect? would be weird. They have not updated the news story as of yet (I keep checking) has anyone else done any checking around?

Does the noise you guys hear, sound something like, hundreds of pieces of metal falling from the sky or some huge missle flying by.

I hear this noise sometimes outside somewhere from my home at night here in London UK. I have always wondered wtf it is!?

Hey there, I just came across this in a forum;

Possible demolition.

UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Reclamation of the Sequoyah Fuels Corporation Site in Gore, Oklahoma, License No. SUB-1010, Draft Report for Comment, NUREG-1888, September 2007

Sequoyah Fuels Corporation (SFC) is proposing to conduct reclamation activities at its 243-hectare (600-acre) former uranium conversion site in Gore, Oklahoma, in accordance with Title 10, "Energy," of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 40 (10 CFR Part 40), Appendix A (which includes criteria for the disposition of uranium mill tailings or wastes). In its Reclamation Plan submitted to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), SFC proposes to consolidate contaminated sludges and soils, demolish existing structures (with the exception of the administration building and the electrical substation), and construct an above-grade, onsite engineered disposal cell for the permanent disposal of all contaminated materials

If the NRC is involved, who knows what the hell blew? I do know that we'll never get the truth about it.

I dont live too far from the area in question. I have not heard the noise however. I need to head down to Gore anyway. If it continues for a few days I hopefully will have an answer that is more than just speculation.

It was already quoted on here, but the Sequoyah Fuels Corporation proposed to conduct reclamation activities on an old uranium conversion site in Gore. Demolition work was part of the proposed act.

I haven't been able to find out if all this actually went through.

reply to post by wolf241e


thanks, I had posted that on page 2 already. It is an interesting factor

reply to post by annelidhunter


cool! that would be great if you could keep your eyes and ears open when you head to Gore. THanks!

This reminds me of a time back in 2006. My buddies and i were at a cook out in a rural part of Hilliard, its a suburb of Columbus Ohio. This must of been at 2am or so but we first saw a large flash that filled the sky towards the city on the horizon then followed by a defining boom, 2 times. My first reaction was that is was a miss placed fire work being that this was about 2 weeks until 4th of july but it was much to bright and loud. I checked the news, meteor sightings, and drove the area in the morning but nothing was blown up or on fire, and no one other than us at the party talked about it. A few months later we were down the street about the same and we heard the same boom but a red light filled the sky instead. Again nothing in the news or around the area that was misplaced.

Very interesting. I've lived here my whole life (Oklahoma) and never heard of this plant. I have noticed a lot of people on this board are from this great state, that's why I signed up. Anyway, I'm going to start scouring the local news outlets and see if I can find more on this.