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I'm off to check on the history of weather patterns and earthquakes for those two years and see what's what - in case it is a phenomenon related to nature. If there doesn't seem to be one, I'm also going to see what was going on in those years in particular - in case the noise is related to beings coming around and checking on us from time to time.
Originally posted by jennybee35
reply to post by followingpythagoras
I'm off to check on the history of weather patterns and earthquakes for those two years and see what's what - in case it is a phenomenon related to nature. If there doesn't seem to be one, I'm also going to see what was going on in those years in particular - in case the noise is related to beings coming around and checking on us from time to time.
YAY YAY YAY!!! Good job! I hope you find some interesting info, and thanks for taking the time to do the research!!!!!
Originally posted by FlySolo
Here's the sound caught on live tv during a baseball game. Listen to the commentators
Update: Rays field reporter Todd Kalas reports the noise was feedback from speakers that were affected when Tropicana Field took a direct lightning strike.
Originally posted by followingpythagoras
reply to post by My.mind.is.mine
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A friend of mine sent me a link to a website by a guy who's been blogging about these strange noises since last fall. Here's the link: strangesoundsinthesky.com...
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But the thing that most caught my eye was a piece he wrote called "Roaring in the Sky is Not a New Phenomenon: 1851 and 1864", and he credits a youtube user for calling his attention to it.
It has quotes from The Yearbook of Facts, published in 1851 and The British Meteorological Society, 1864.
People have been hearing these unexplained noises since back then, and trying to figure out what they were - just like we're doing today. Just one example is about a man named Alex Herschel, Esq., who sent a report to the British Meteorological Society that stated:
"In August of 1864 around 9pm, he witnessed the moon clearly with stormy clouds here and there. He could hear the wind roaring in the trees but was struck by the fact that the air was calm. He walked toward the roaring sound, apparently directional, to a clearing."
He then goes on to describe it as the “noise of spinning mills”. He also mentions rain, lightning and witness accounts of lunar rainbows.
But that's not all - there were three other witness accounts of the same phenomenon - and they described the noise as a “heavy luggage train”, and a "roar" which lasted from 30 minutes, to an hour.
If you take the time to read through, you will see the similarities between these stories, and the sounds people are hearing today....
Originally posted by cnsttsnc
Some food for thought?
(video of ship's horns deleted)
Originally posted by Casandra
Originally posted by FlySolo
Here's the sound caught on live tv during a baseball game. Listen to the commentators
Apparently, they came up with an explanation for that one:
Update: Rays field reporter Todd Kalas reports the noise was feedback from speakers that were affected when Tropicana Field took a direct lightning strike.
Source
Originally posted by tw0330
In order to find the answer, one must ask questions.
1. What can we rule out?
2. Can we prove the authenticity of the sound?
3. What is the difference in the videos or audio recordings?
5. What known sounds sound similar or exactly like this?
Now do some comparisons. (audible sounds and computer sound waves comparisons)
Compare: authenticated audio/videos to known sounds
Compare: New audio/video to authentic audios/videos
Compare: New audio/video to known sounds
Compare: known sounds to other known sounds
Compare: recordings to recordings
If after this we do not have an answer, then it will be worth more investigations.
So, lets start by authenticating the video then compare it to other things that sound similar (or not so similar) then start ruling things out, using our ears and computer programs to measure sound waves.
From my point of view I think we need to start here, with this post.
Originally posted by jsettica
Here is something I can through in the mix, the sounds that i am hearing are similar to the sounds that I once heard on a CD that was made by Voyager 1 they put out a CD that had recordings of sounds of what space sounded like as the craft travailed through space. And it all so had sounds of when it got closer to a planet the sounds changed.
If this is what outer space sounds like in our atmosphere then something big has changed to let it in. The only thing that could let that happen is a change in our magnetic field, why I say that is some of the harmonics are vary low like a pressure wave traveling through the earths air. The sounds have no rime or rhythm just like the sounds on the voyager CD.
I thought you all might find this a little interesting that may be the sounds are coming from space but now we can here them as to before we could not, but what is more interesting is what has changed to let that happen ?
That is the real question What has changed?
You compare:
I think I may have heard a video that sounds like this too.
So if it's all man made, we should find out this way, if it's natural, we can find out this way too.