The Hum of Doom?

Okay. First of all I don't have any recorded proof of this and am not sure if I am even placing this in the correct forum, but here goes...

Since about 6 or 7 years ago I have been hearing a continuous low pitched droning noise. No, before you ask, it is not my wife or my own hearing problems! The only way I can describe it is a monotonous engine-like drone around the 10-11hz range (measured on phone app). Just recently it has seemed to increase in both volume and intensity. This is not just a sound, it is an omnidirectional vibration that seems recently to be giving me very bad migraines and feelings of nausea. My family have also reported hearing the sound too. There are no power stations or indeed sub stations / transformers near our house here in the UK. This sound/vibration is so intense ear plugs don't seem to block it out!

My opinion? HARRP used as a sonic weapon? My fragile state of mind getting the better of me? If I am honest, I really don't know!! What I do know is that the hum is starting to give me more headaches and make me feel angrier about finding out who/what may be the cause.

Anyone else in the UK, or indeed abroad experiencing this as well?

Peace and good health to you all!

a reply to: kuraijanai2013

My opinion? HARRP used as a sonic weapon?

What exactly do you think HARRP is ...or was?

a reply to: kuraijanai2013

Funny you should mention this
I heard this last night
Have also heard a while ago and concurred with a friend
Some sort of resonance
I have no answers only superstitions

I am in West Yorkshire UK near Menwith Hill (Top Secret Military Base)

a reply to: kuraijanai2013

It is your own blood circulating , you will hear it more when your in bed with your head resting on the pillow , its a well known occurrence and it has been known about and discussed many times in the health forums .

a reply to: tom.farnhill

Could you kindly direct me/us to a thread concerning this

This might be a good starting point.

The Hum is a phenomenon, or collection of phenomena, involving widespread reports of a persistent and invasive low-frequency humming, rumbling, or droning noise not audible to all people. Hums have been widely reported by national media in the UK and the United States. The Hum is sometimes prefixed with the name of a locality where the problem has been particularly publicized: e.g., the "Bristol Hum" or the "Taos Hum". Data from a Taos Hum study suggests that around two percent of the population could detect the Taos Hum. For those who can hear the Hum it can be a very disturbing phenomenon. Among those who cannot hear the hum and some specialists, there has been skepticism about whether it exists.

a reply to: artistpoet

i don't think that you understood my reply , here in the uk we have NHS forum that you can state your problem and doctors will answer , its as simple as that .
or just google your question .

a reply to: kuraijanai2013

I used to hear a similar sound when I first moved to my current locale. It would cause intense headaches and I wandered all around the neighborhood trying to find the source. It was definitely mechanical in nature. Like a diesel engine idling very slowly and efficiently but with no trucks present. Never was able to track it down. Weird stuff, for damn sure. Haven't heard it in several years.

Edit to Add:
I'm Stateside.

originally posted by: kuraijanai2013

My opinion? HARRP used as a sonic weapon?

Not only is HAARP shut down, it doesn't make noise.

eta: well, the diesel engines that powered it were plenty loud. But I assume that's not what you meant.

a reply to: kuraijanai2013

I saw something about this recently on TV.

A small number of people around the world hear a drone no one else can.

Could be that, or more likely you've got some physical/mental issue you aren't aware of.

a reply to: Bedlam

We have a field of Antenna hidden away behind a tree line we discovered at a Top Secret Military Base near us
I assume it still is active

originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Bedlam

We have a field of Antenna hidden away behind a tree line we discovered at a Top Secret Military Base near us
I assume it still is active

Hard to say what it is, since I don't know where.

We had a metric # heap of antennas on top of the Corps Of Engineers installation I worked at as a teen. No one seemed to notice them. One day I asked why, got a fun intro to Stuff That's Under The Building. Probably my first WTF experience with the gubmint, but certainly not the last.

a reply to: CJCrawley

Could be that, or more likely you've got some physical/mental issue you aren't aware of.

Could be so ... apart from if you are correct it is a physical thing rather than mental
... could be a form of Tinnitus

I just dont know but it does not bother me

a reply to: Bedlam

The place I am speaking of is Menwith Hill in West Yorkshire if you have heard of that place

originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Bedlam

The place I am speaking of is Menwith Hill in West Yorkshire if you have heard of that place

Ha! I've been there, but not for a long time.

Menwith Hill isn't an ionospheric heater, though. The antennas are for receiving. It's a UKUSA receiving installation for the most part.

a reply to: Bedlam

Thanks for the feedback
Pity I did not know you then (When you were there) I would have invited you for a cuppa

originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Bedlam

Thanks for the feedback
Pity I did not know you then (When you were there) I would have invited you for a cuppa

It would have been in the 80's. It's been a LONG time. I used to get around Europe back then.

a reply to: Bedlam

Ah the 80s... I lived on a remote Island north of Scotland back then

a reply to: Bedlam

yes it's a listening post they listen to chatter on the air waves , i think the US has some involvement also.

originally posted by: kuraijanai2013
Okay. First of all I don't have any recorded proof of this and am not sure if I am even placing this in the correct forum, but here goes...

Since about 6 or 7 years ago I have been hearing a continuous low pitched droning noise. No, before you ask, it is not my wife or my own hearing problems! The only way I can describe it is a monotonous engine-like drone around the 10-11hz range (measured on phone app). Just recently it has seemed to increase in both volume and intensity. This is not just a sound, it is an omnidirectional vibration that seems recently to be giving me very bad migraines and feelings of nausea. My family have also reported hearing the sound too. There are no power stations or indeed sub stations / transformers near our house here in the UK. This sound/vibration is so intense ear plugs don't seem to block it out!

My opinion? HARRP used as a sonic weapon? My fragile state of mind getting the better of me? If I am honest, I really don't know!! What I do know is that the hum is starting to give me more headaches and make me feel angrier about finding out who/what may be the cause.

Anyone else in the UK, or indeed abroad experiencing this as well?

Peace and good health to you all!

I live in the US and we've been hearing reports of this in various parts of the States for several years now. You can read reports about it as documented by investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe at earthfiles.com. You can see one of her reports at: www.earthfiles.com...
which deals with mysterious booms being heard about the US.

You're lucky to live in the UK, you have great news services. Here's a report that directly reports on the "hum" as heard in the US, the UK and Europe:
www.dailymail.co.uk...

I attribute the noise to either being naturally occurring as a result of changes in the earth's core, or the hum caused by giant underground tunnel drilling equipment.

The sounds that scare me are the trumpet sounds heard across the world; you can hear them on Youtube if you search for it. Unfortunately of course, everything published on Youtube is now considered to be a CGI or electronically produced hoax.