Rumblings and vibrations from beneath the ground.

Tonight I ran across something that my first thought is hoax just because the sounds seem to have come from a movie.

I have heard of the buzzing sound before, but nothing like :



It cites a Windsor News article here: Windsor Star Rumbling


Does anyone have any additional information on this (for this volume, it claims it is a world wide event)..

The video is definitely suspect, but it could be a mockup approximation, or any number of things. The article seems legit on the events in Windsor.

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I read an article the other day about this.

Here's a great video on the mysterious rumblings.

For weeks, residents of Windsor, Ont., have been complaining about a mysterious rumbling that is shaking them out of sleep. So far no one — including the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and the federal agency Earthquakes Canada — has any idea why. Al Maghnieh is a city councillor for a vibrating Ward 10. CBC Radio’s As It Happens reached him on Friday.

www.cbc.ca...

theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com...

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Sounds like Godzilla !

Kind a hope it is really because it's pretty damn creepy, if it isn't Godzilla or a hoax. Can't call it ! But I'll be watching this one.

3 words: underground tunnel boring.

Nearly all of them say there is a pattern to when they hear it. Connect the dots.

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If you search, you'll see many threads on this.....here's mine....I have several videos there. including this one
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
3 words: underground tunnel boring.

Nearly all of them say there is a pattern to when they hear it. Connect the dots.

What about all the previous years of boring in the absence of this noise tho ? IDK.

allmost sounds like a horn from a ship.

sleep medication sales must have gone through the roof, imagine sleeping with this sound

besides underground tunneling i´d have no reasonable explanation for these sounds

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I would say they started off doing it in remote locations but as the need for expansion and interconnection of bases arose they needed to cut through or build under populated areas.

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Found this.

mysteryhum.com...

could be a large scale construction work within a circle of a few miles. also there could be railroad in the surroundings. or there could be an underground military base, etc. etc.

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and this, from the 90s. Heard about this back then, never looked into it though.

Originally posted by Ittabena
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Found this.

mysteryhum.com...

very nice find sir!

starred

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Alright. Now I got another problem with that. What are they doing with all the dirt ? Also so you're in your underground boring machine boring away right ? Do they know where all the underground lakes and rivers and oil fields are ?

just watched the video. that sounds absolutely fake. it sounds like created with sound editing software and reminds me of the famous sounds from hell hoax way back. i'd recommend you not to buy it. and plus, it's not creepy at all, rather mundane, like furniture being pushed around by a neighbor who just moved in.

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Well like I said, the video was definitely suspect, but there is credible evidence of SOMETHING going on fitting the description within the regions.

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Did I not say it's creepy if it isn't a hoax ? I think I did and you know what ? I still say if it isn't a hoax it's creepy. And cats to cats are creepy.

could this be similer to the noise that people have heard for 20 minutes to a few hours, or are these humming sounds more constant and only in specific places?

Errie endless rumble would definitly bug me, i mean just a naybour cutting their lawn annoys me

Very spooky and the lack of official investigation makes me more suspicous

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it's rather the witty russians who love to joke around with the paranormal, creating internet memes and virals, and trying to pull people's legs once again *rubs her hands and grins*

About a decade ago, there was a long discussion on the old Riskers list website of these same noises in localized areas of the US. There were posted pictures and descriptions of huge boring machines such as used for making the Chunnel and other large horizontal holes in the earth's crust. Some posters claimed that there were nuclear-powered machines that moved at phenomenal speeds. Not exactly boring machines, they supposedly melted the rock as they advanced and left a smooth, finished tube in their wake.

I argued that such a machine encoountering combusionables, even water, would vitually make itself a fired bullet shooting back down its own track. Given the new knowledge of fracking, that concept seems even more unlikely. But I'm not an engineer!

But vibrations and the rhythemic thumping noise of some of these recent recordings is very similar to what we can image when a boring machine, turning at x rpm, encounters a harder material than the surrouonding material. In other words, it chips away at the obstruction each each time the cutter comes around. Perhaps someone with more knowledge and skill can compare the recordings of those noises with standardly used typical, large bore machines.

Most of our "escape" paths are seen outward to space. Perhaps to TPTB it is far more practical to think in terms of moving below the surface of Earth rather than off the surface. After all, tunnels and living areas below the surface would be relatively cheap when compared to building unimaginable space arks, where they would go, etc.

Threats to the mass extermination of most of Earth's humanity is constantly growing, not diminishing due to the proliferation of nuclear weapons if not by accidental means. Tunnels have always been the way to escape most of the threats to human survival. Extensive networks of high-tech tunnels, principally for military purposes and secondarily as population shelters may not be as far-fetched as one would imagine at first thought.


Note: I would caution on equating the sounds such as heard in Russia as resulting from strong ground vibrations. But of course the reverse can occur with thunder and sonic booms causing short-term ground vibrations,