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Rumbling noise being heard around the world...report here...
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reply to post by misterbananas
I live in NW Florida and have not felt or heard anything highly suspicious. ringing in ear due to
tinnitus and not so long ago a brief hummmm..kind of unusual.
Maybe they are leaving earth for what is to about to occur..that is way out there of course.
have to start with the most likely source(s) from the mundane like street sweepers to the more
complex like the testing of a giant prototype engine to new types of aircraft w/ cloaking perhaps.
Wonder if these events take place during the day?? wonder if anyone who owns a night vision
camera/scope could film the sky when the noise is present if it ever is again.
I live in NW Florida and have not felt or heard anything highly suspicious. ringing in ear due to
tinnitus and not so long ago a brief hummmm..kind of unusual.
Maybe they are leaving earth for what is to about to occur..that is way out there of course.
have to start with the most likely source(s) from the mundane like street sweepers to the more
complex like the testing of a giant prototype engine to new types of aircraft w/ cloaking perhaps.
Wonder if these events take place during the day?? wonder if anyone who owns a night vision
camera/scope could film the sky when the noise is present if it ever is again.
reply to post by SodiumVapor
Oops ok I'm not the first. You also make a good point. In a compressed audio track that sound could cut the other sound and create the "break" in the rumble, making it sound like a loop.
Oops ok I'm not the first. You also make a good point. In a compressed audio track that sound could cut the other sound and create the "break" in the rumble, making it sound like a loop.
Originally posted by PLUMBER1
The weird thing is you could not tell where the noise was coming from. There was no direction like the sky or ground it was just there.
I felt like this needed to be highlighted as this is exact!!!!!!
I couldn't pinpoint where the sound was coming from.
i am a new member and first time poster. someone earlier wanted a post of more videos on youtube that depict this low rubmling. i have compiled 5 of
these without trying to repeat the first 2 from florida and the original posters. now these range from january 2008 until like january or february of
this year. i hope this helps you guys out and can help solve what this is.
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reply to post by Sundowner
Not sure if it's for this exact event but I did find this news broadcast!
www.youtube.com...
Not sure if it's for this exact event but I did find this news broadcast!
www.youtube.com...
Yep the answer to this thread is in this thread ....
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Quote:
"Geomagnetic flux, often a precursor to mighty quakes, is sometimes accompanied by strange harmonics: people see colors dancing in the sky or hear what sounds like discordant music."
www.helium.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Quote:
"Geomagnetic flux, often a precursor to mighty quakes, is sometimes accompanied by strange harmonics: people see colors dancing in the sky or hear what sounds like discordant music."
www.helium.com...
reply to post by blackcat99
I couldn't pinpoint what was so weird at the time, but seeing someone else mention it made me focus. The entire time I was looking one way, then the other...up, down, basically all around.
This brings a new discussion to this issue. Normally with sounds you can get a good idea of where it's coming from.
I couldn't pinpoint what was so weird at the time, but seeing someone else mention it made me focus. The entire time I was looking one way, then the other...up, down, basically all around.
This brings a new discussion to this issue. Normally with sounds you can get a good idea of where it's coming from.
About 6 months or so ago, I was walking into town and I heard something very simular to the videos. it was like a constant crackling of thunder, but
not as loud, and it was short "cracks" not like thunder, with big long rumbles and no lightening. Maybe "they're" scrambling around trying to get
their under ground bunkers ready for Elenin
Edit, location Hertfordshire. UK.
Edit, location Hertfordshire. UK.
edit on 21/3/2011 by Acidtastic because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
This will be a rare type of post from me... but it needs to be said...
When I heard the audio, my hair stood on end. I haven't heard that recently, but I've heard it before... on shortwave radio.
Back in the mid-1970's, I was an active in amateur radio ("ham radio"), and the precursor to HAARP (forget the name) was broadcasting from time to time with very high power that had harmonics that interrupted the 80 and 40 meter "ham" bands. Has anyone mentioned this? To me, it sounds exactly like what "hams" around the world would hear when the transmissions were active.
Anyone who was an active "ham" or shortwave listener at the time would be able to confirm.edit on 21-3-2011 by SkepticOverlord because: (no reason given)
Let's do a bit of a take off on that. I agree with two much earlier posters that the sounds is very similar to the rumbling noise that was used in Sagan's movie Contact. That brings up the curious question of where did that noise in the movie Contact come from? Simply from the special effects department of the movie company? I ask that because Sagan was quite a clever guy. And knew a hell of a lot more than most people think about ETs and UFOs. Perhaps that was a special little trick/treat he had supplied to us. (I'll check out my copy of his book to see how he personally described the noise).
Heres a link to site with strange sounds from the earth some of them I've read sound really cool maybe one of these may be an explanation maybe not
they are still interesting to read none the less, your thoughts too please.
www.noiseaddicts.com...
www.noiseaddicts.com...
Im in Singapore, time now here is 0330 am.
Heard the rumbling about 8 hours ago.. Lasted for a a few seconds stops. Deeper, thunder like sound.
Heard the rumbling about 8 hours ago.. Lasted for a a few seconds stops. Deeper, thunder like sound.
Bulgaria also. Today at like 3PM GMT, and before that at like 7PM GMT yesterday.
Heres another site where people are reporting This sound without a cloud in the sky..www.godlikeproductions.com...
blogs.discovermagazine.com... a couple of these videos sounds like what they call Mistpouffers in the first link
blogs.discovermagazine.com... a couple of these videos sounds like what they call Mistpouffers in the first link
edit on 21-3-2011 by NewEmpire816 because: added link and comment
After lurking on ATS for a while, this is the thread that made me want to sign up and share my thoughts.
Around 4 or 5 weeks ago, I was at home around lunchtime, and heard what I initially thought was a very loud jet passing. I live around 6km from the main runway at Calgary airport, so hearing aircraft is not unusual, and the various sounds are very familiar to me - from typical modern aircraft, old noisy Fedex 727's, and the odd fighter jet. At night, if the atmospheric conditions are right, I can often hear jet engines spooling up and down at the airport; there is an Air Canada maintenance hanger there, so again, not unusual at all.
To continue, as I prepared my lunch I became aware that the sound was continuing for much longer (and louder) than normal, and my pictures hanging on the wall were actually vibrating quite loudly -- something that has NEVER happened before, in my 3 years of living at this address, and a total of 5 in the area. At the time, I thought this was odd, but assumed it was a heavy jet circling the airport, perhaps in a holding pattern (despite the fact aircraft rarely need to hold here -- Calgary is not a massively busy airport and planes usually flight straight in on a long final approach).
As I sat down to eat my lunch, the sound was still there .. louder .. quieter .. louder .. and so on. Each time it was loud, the pictures would vibrate more and more. After about 10 minutes, the sound became so overwhelming, I got up and went outside on to my deck to investigate further.
This is when I realized it was not the normal sound of jets that I was hearing. Whereas normally, I can hear the sounds coming from the direction of the airport, this time - the sound was ALL around me, and louder than anything I had heard before. I could not detect which direction it was coming from; as it was everywhere. And, from the deck, it did not sound like a jet at all. It's very hard to describe, but very similar to the Florida video, only more intense. I stood there in awe for a good 10-15 minutes.
Anyway, after being spooked a little by this, it was time for me to head back to work. I returned to the house, grabbed my keys, and went out the other door to my car. The sound had now vanished completely. Almost as if the sky had gone from complete chaos to tranquility in an instant.
I didn't think much more of this .. That day, I went back into work-mode, and forgot all about it .. until I read this thread. Whatever it was, I can assure you, it was NOT normal in any way, shape or form.
Around 4 or 5 weeks ago, I was at home around lunchtime, and heard what I initially thought was a very loud jet passing. I live around 6km from the main runway at Calgary airport, so hearing aircraft is not unusual, and the various sounds are very familiar to me - from typical modern aircraft, old noisy Fedex 727's, and the odd fighter jet. At night, if the atmospheric conditions are right, I can often hear jet engines spooling up and down at the airport; there is an Air Canada maintenance hanger there, so again, not unusual at all.
To continue, as I prepared my lunch I became aware that the sound was continuing for much longer (and louder) than normal, and my pictures hanging on the wall were actually vibrating quite loudly -- something that has NEVER happened before, in my 3 years of living at this address, and a total of 5 in the area. At the time, I thought this was odd, but assumed it was a heavy jet circling the airport, perhaps in a holding pattern (despite the fact aircraft rarely need to hold here -- Calgary is not a massively busy airport and planes usually flight straight in on a long final approach).
As I sat down to eat my lunch, the sound was still there .. louder .. quieter .. louder .. and so on. Each time it was loud, the pictures would vibrate more and more. After about 10 minutes, the sound became so overwhelming, I got up and went outside on to my deck to investigate further.
This is when I realized it was not the normal sound of jets that I was hearing. Whereas normally, I can hear the sounds coming from the direction of the airport, this time - the sound was ALL around me, and louder than anything I had heard before. I could not detect which direction it was coming from; as it was everywhere. And, from the deck, it did not sound like a jet at all. It's very hard to describe, but very similar to the Florida video, only more intense. I stood there in awe for a good 10-15 minutes.
Anyway, after being spooked a little by this, it was time for me to head back to work. I returned to the house, grabbed my keys, and went out the other door to my car. The sound had now vanished completely. Almost as if the sky had gone from complete chaos to tranquility in an instant.
I didn't think much more of this .. That day, I went back into work-mode, and forgot all about it .. until I read this thread. Whatever it was, I can assure you, it was NOT normal in any way, shape or form.
I heard similar noises this morning at around 8:25 PM EST. Virginia Beach, VA area, was no thunderstorms in my immediate area.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
So even if this is similar to what you heard on the ham, how could you explain the tremendous VOLUME of this, up to 20 miles away from the airport?
In the days before HAARP, hams had to deal with a very similar sound from time to time... but on-air, not in the physical world.
Now, I've seen at least one experiment first hand (100kw transmitter @ around 12MHz tuned to the resonate frequency of a chainlink fence 50 feet away from the antenna) that caused a loud noise in the real world... so one can imagine something like "HAARP" *may* result in resonance in physical objects. But thousands of miles way? Seems unlikely.
But I wanted to make it known that the "real world" noise in the opening post of this thread "sounds" like we we heard on shortwave frequencies in the 1970's.
reply to post by DZAG Wright
I believe the reason behind your inability to decipher the location or direction of the sound, is because you were actually resonating with the sound.
I couldn't pinpoint what was so weird at the time, but seeing someone else mention it made me focus. The entire time I was looking one way, then the other...up, down, basically all around.
I believe the reason behind your inability to decipher the location or direction of the sound, is because you were actually resonating with the sound.