The Rumbling Noises

Listen to the sound of this video


Then compare it to the sound of this one


They sound tooooo familiar except the kilauea eruption has more pitch to it. That may be do to the depth of the ground beneath muffling the sound and also distorting the origin of the sound (In the second video). Any thoughts?

reply to post by mrjones7885


They really do sound similar...but when I hear the second one, it sounds artificial to me....just my gut reaction.

I agree it does sound similar. But, it still does not prove what the sounds really are.

The second sound really does sound similar to a train in my opinion. But the Florida noise is baffling.

Magma rushing underneath the ground where the sound it heard? If the New Madrid Fault is becoming active, it sounds pausible.

Its only a matter of time before the tripods start coming out of the ground. There assembling, thats what the noise is.

Could these sounds be reverberating off and through the chemtrails? Any military people on here know of large stealth craft in those areas? When I use to hear similar sounds we were told it was the electric plant stacks letting off steam nearby.

You very well might be on to something with this one OP.

Not saying for sure, but my ears are VERY good (I am blind, so the ears have made up for it lol), and to me, they are extremely similar in nature. If you take into accound the open air of the first and the possible underground version of the second, I could see it muffling the sound to shape it into that noise.

Not saying yes for sure at all, but it really is intriguing.

reply to post by JibbyJedi


No...

reply to post by OldCorp


Nothing stopping the fault lines from becoming active so I don't see why this isn't possible. looking up when we should be looking down. what else is new

reply to post by DevilDog0311


Well I was a DJ for 10 years and know a little bit about sounds and reverberations off of objects. I am not an expert but have my share of experience, and I am in no denial of the geo-engineering "research" being conducted right now. It would not be shocking to me if the aluminum in the atmosphere is reverberating the atmospheric disturbances when the warm and cold fronts clash with each other.

Here's another eruption to compare it to





I'm leaning towards magma

reply to post by mrjones7885


I think you nailed it.... but how is the sound traveling so far from active eruptions? That's the next mystery for the Scooby gang.

reply to post by mrjones7885


That's an exellent comparison to the rumbling sounds many are experiencing. Could it be that the tidal forces of the Super Moon have the same effect on magma as it does on the ocean?

Interesting.

reply to post by mrjones7885


After hearing this one I have to say.....it DOES sound very close! That really scares me! But is there a volcano in Florida? I have never heard of one there. What disturbed me was the "huffing" sound.....at first I thought it was the person recording breathing heavy, but now that I heard it on both videos....well, it's creepy!

This youtube source is on the Ohio River...where?
The sound I hear is a stamp mill...and there are several up and down the river valley. Check out the you tube I have posted and factor in the echo in the river valley and atmospheric conditions and time as well...see what you think. Might also be a steam engine locomotive...a lot of those run up and down the tracks on the river as well.,..

www.youtube.com...
www.youtube.com... (steam engine)

don't think it is related to the sound from Florida...this is completely man made, as I hear it.

reply to post by JibbyJedi


I don't think it's that the sound is traveling at all in fact I think that the sounds are coming from multiple eruptions across the New Madrid Fault Line. Maybe the Supermoon's gravitational pull got the once stagnant river of magma to move?

What do you mean by the sound travelling? From where one "eruption" (assuming we can agree that that's what it is) was heard to where the others were heard?

Here's what I think it could be....she said she lives 20 miles from a base too....maybe some testing of this type of weapon? I read somewhere they were trying to combine the loud sound weapon with lazer, which could explain the flash of light at the end. I just think if it were natural, like a volcano, it would not stop abruptly.....it would slowly wind down (:puz
en.wikipedia.org...

Sound travels through water easily and to great distances. How does the earth's crust compare? Is it possible to hear an increased flow of magma through the mantle?

reply to post by masqua


I think it would depend on how far beneath the crust the sound was coming from. Because we can hear it and also there was shaking I'm assuming it can't be that far down

reply to post by StealthyKat


It sounds hollower, like its in a cavern or something, and it sounds more rhythmic. It comes really close to having a beat.

But....................................they are really really similar.


Has anyone mapped all the locations and dates of these sounds yet? I would love to see that data.

Edit to add,

I think it is Puter man that has a really good audio file of magma underground in some earthquake thing. I'll try to find it, but those earth quake threads are so long I may never locate it.