What's shaking the skies of the North West?

This has been going on here since June. It is audible deep in the wilderness. I thought it could be a scram jet since they move so fast you definitely wouldn't see it by the time you hear it. That rumbling lasts a while and it's loud. Here's a local article: www.timescolonist.com...

Question? How would an weak earthquake (3.2 the largest durring this time period) cause any of this? It's not a Quake in the traditional sense.

Maybe it's the preditors again. Can anyone say Aliens Vs. Preditor 3?

Ineteresting none the less. Has our limaginations going and I for one could believe anything at this point. The level of trust going around the world these days is minimal.

I live in Clackamas County as well. I have never heard the night rumblings that my other fellow Oregonian is talking about, But im sure going to start listening. Interesting when a thread on here hits home. Any other Oregonians out there have any simillar reports out there?? I will post back tomorrow see If I see/ hear anything strange tonight.

there is a lot of tectonic activity occurring all around the pacific rims.

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I think it's a underground base connecting the us and canada

sciencedude.freedomblogging.com...

Residents from San Juan Capistrano to Huntington Beach have reported hearing and feeling windows and doors in their homes shake and rattle.

home.att.net...

4/17/09 - MYSTERY BOOMS- Multiple reports all over U.S.

www.shadowresearch.com...,_Idaho_-_April_29,_2009

Sky Quakes- Multiple reports

I think it may have something to do with this.

Environmental groups are urging Canadians to tell Ottawa they oppose the plan, which would see 36 high-pressure air guns fired into coastal waters every 20-60 seconds, 24 hours a day for three weeks.

“The proposed seismic blasting will be at volume levels loud enough to disrupt, injure or lead to the death of fish and marine mammals,” says Oonagh O’Connor of the Living Oceans Society. “The sound waves from these guns are strong enough to penetrate 50 km into the earth after traveling through the water.”

A team of American-led scientists wants to conduct the seismic testing in the waters off Burke and Dean Channels (between Bella Bella and Prince Rupert) as part of a study on how the Coast Mountains were formed. The “Batholiths Proposal” is primarily funded by the U.S. government.

The Batholiths Proposal needs to be approved by Canada’s Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council as well as the U.S.-based National Science Foundation, which is contributing $4.5 million to the study.

www.georgiastrait.org.../289

could it be volcanic activity?

Underground ET bases, who says ufos come from space?

From what we all know/heard thru the governments crazy projects i would have to say that the noise is the huge DRILL they use to creat underground tunnels/bases. Assuming by its size I would have to say that its a noisy lil bastard....

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This is the first time that I remember this particular kind of rumbling. However, earlier this year I hear two very loud noises one evening, kind of cracking sound that I was sure was a sonic boom. I know what a sonic boom sounds like because I grew up in Nevada and there was always some kind of new plane (that supposedly did not exist) being tested over the desert.

www.columbian.com...

I heard this when it happened and it was very loud and it also shook my house. It seemed like I was lifted out of my chair for just a second. There were many other reports of mystery booms in other places around that time. Was it a meteor or a secret plane or something else?

Maybe this is something military, they would never tell us if it was. It would be interesting to see if there was a pattern according to the time of the sounds, maybe it is a military plane traveling south to north or visa versa.

I like the change in the title, as the noise seemed to be in the sky. And it is very pretty here when the sky is not shaking.

It's probably just cloaked alien motherships entering our atmosphere.

Originally posted by exposethosesecrets
I think it may have something to do with this.

"oppose the plan"

“The proposed seismic blasting"

A team of American-led scientists "wants to conduct the seismic testing"

www.georgiastrait.org.../289

How do you figure this is it? Keywords are plan, propsed and wants, which means it hasnt happened yet! What are you linking to?
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I must have missed that.

I have been in Vancouver for the last 4 weeks and nothing unusual here....stay another week, if the city caves in I'll report.

I live in Victoria BC and spent the summer sleeping in a tent outside while I awaited moving into a new house. I can vouch for the authenticity and strangeness, we experienced it all summer, sometimes sounding like a low flying jet, clear blue skies but no jets or other things in the sky.

I was half wondering if it's some sort of stealth craft running drills for the upcoming olympics, they've been doing lots of joint air exercises with the canadian and us air forces, the details of which have been kept under wraps.

Since we do not know what is causing this and coming up with possible solutions maybe it has something to do with this.


"A region of increased electromagnetic radiation was observed in the earth's polar cap. It is shown that this radiation is generated by streams of low-energy...."

Source


I am just saying that there may be an increase in electromagnetic radiation during these episodes from our sun or another source.


Could be something like this...

"According to NASA, "the source of this cosmic radio background remains a mystery". It's not primordial stars, it's not any known radio source, and in fact, the problem here is that there is "not enough radio galaxies to account for the signal". In other words, nothing in the known cosmos is capable of producing this deafening sound. University of Maryland at College Park's Dale Fixsen—part of NASA's ARCADE team— says, that to get this kind of signal, "you'd have to pack [radio galaxies] into the universe like sardines. There wouldn't be any space left between one galaxy and the next". So in more scientific terms: They don't have a flying frak about what the hell this may be."

Source

Just different ideas on what could be causing this.....

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I'm beginning to think is may be a new stealth jet also. There is no plane when you look up be by the time you hear anything the plane is miles away!

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home.att.net...

2009 MYSTERY BOOMS
CANADA - 4/17/09 - Vancouver residents report mysterious, very loud, sound - Much of Vancouver got an ear-splitting wakeup call Friday morning. Was it an explosion? A volcanic eruption? A thunderclap? No one had an definitive explanation, despite many theories about the big bang that shook Vancouver shortly after 6 a.m. "We did have a weather front move through the area in the early-morning hours. But there were no lightning strikes at all in the area." Seismic monitors registered nothing out of the ordinary.

"but scientists speculate that these "booms" are probably small shallow earthquakes that are too small to be recorded, but large enough to be felt by people nearby".

Meteors are another possible source.

Same thing here in Idaho for a few years now, seems to peak late winter/early spring the last few years, some have been loud enough to make me think there was an intruder in my home while taking a shower. The odd part of these was one year they happened at precisely 11pm many nights in a row. Here are sources from my local paper.

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This will likely sound completely crackpot, but I've heard the same in the last 2 places I've lived, and after a lot of searching, I ended up talking with a couple city workers over beers.. they all have had to deal with large underground aqueducts, tunnels, etc. if they run low or get pressure in them, the boom, move and shake the ground like you would not believe sometimes. it's like not not the answer to why for you guys out in the NW, but it could be a contributing factor.