Loud low noise heard in the Distance. UFO???

I know that there have been a lot of posts on this topic. This noise is apparently being heard all over the world. It wasn't a train because it didn't have the distinct sound that a train makes on the tracks. This was just a solid Low, bassy noise. I sat and listened to it after letting my dog outside and it never went away. It just kept on going. I've seen posts about this saying that it is a mother ship. Could be??? But, I am trying to find any other possibilitys and ruling them out before I jump to that conclusion. Feel free to post anything you think it could be. Start some debates about it.

Sorry, for some reason ATS moved this to the Conspiracy Theories Section and it's supposed to be in the UFO section.

Well , in order to make any suggestions, I would need to know how long the sound lasted, in which direction you think its source lies from your position, your location, and the weather at the time.
Thanks.

Brother, in order to consider your post, you need to add :

1. Location.
2. Date and Time.
3. Estimated duration time.
4. Weather conditions.

There are approx. 925 million starving people in the world right now.

That's a lot of growling stomachs...

www.worldhunger.org...

Just a thought.

reply to post by Signals


Its serious, and I know it is, and I feel bad for the starving persons on the planet... but the very idea of the rumbling of millions of tummies being the cause of this noise STILL made me laugh

reply to post by TrueBrit


Location: Ohio
Date and Time: April 2, 1011 2:10 A.M
Duration: About 2 Hours
Weather Conditions: Clear (You Could see every star in the sky)
Direction it Came from: South

Originally posted by JR0D51
reply to post by TrueBrit

 

Location: Ohio
Date and Time: April 2, 1011 2:10 A.M
Duration: About 2 Hours
Weather Conditions: Clear (You Could see every star in the sky)
Direction it Came from: South

edit on 2-4-2011 by JR0D51 because: I forgot the Weather Conditions.

Good job. Now lets wait for other replies confirming same event. Good luck.

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Ok, Ohio... thats how many square miles? Are you in the North of Ohio, the south, the east the west, or any variation thereof?
A little more info would be good, because that will mean I can make better suggestions.

reply to post by TrueBrit


Northeast Ohio Around Kent. It was actually in Youngstown. The Noise was. It was kinda cold.

reply to post by JR0D51


Well , just at the moment I cannot locate any potential source for the sound. Perhaps time and further data will shed some light on it. There arent any names of towns that I have previously associated with heavy bass producing experiments or industry to the immediate (within a few hundred miles) south of your position. Must be something new, or possibly geological. Was there any feeling of vibration apart from that which hit your ears?

reply to post by TrueBrit


Very Small Vibration. You could barely feel it, but it was there.

Doesn't the New Madrid Faultline or a branch off the fault run thru Ohio?

reply to post by wytewingdove


Aurora. I think? Sometimes there are very VERY Small ground shakes, but this wasn't it. It didn't feel like it.