30 min compliation of strange sounds worldwide, one occurance during televised ball game in Tampa.

[snagglepuss]

The story from Windsor Ontario is really compelling because it happened over the course of days at which point a City Councillor got involved and created a map of the neighborhoods hearing it. He too heard it and the house he was visiting turned off everything i.e. all utilities and he said one could feel the vibrations coming up through the floor.

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[thelordofhell]

1. It's the magnetic field of the Earth resonating in the atmosphere

Things like this have been happening for decades.

[snagglepuss]

2. If it's been happening for decades why are people only reporting them now?

[freshwest]

4. Because they have youtube now? I used to hear this kind of thing in the southwest. It had to

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Do with the way the land channeled the wind and it was eerie. But then we had tornadoes, lightning that would go horizontal, and a lot of other phenomena. Unusual sunrises and sunsets, wind howling, stuff.

From the comments on the link and the adjoining videos some feel it' different because of their religious belief about the End times and others are expecting UFOs. Others claim the sound is from HAARP being deployed. This kind of stuff has been circulating around for a while on youtube, but there's never anything official. We're just speculating, who knows.

From the end of the video it had what the weather people said and that made sense after what I used to listen to in the southwest.

[snagglepuss]

5. you tube has been around for awhile now and even before you tube, word would've

got around on line. Also news media would have reported stories of people calling 911 to report strange sounds. Furthermore, as mentioned in the OP one occurrence happened during a televised ball game and live tv has been in place for 60 years. How can it be that natural occurrences have never been picked up before on tv or for that matter radio?

[freshwest]

7. I didn't claim it was. It's been howling outside my window all week. If anything else is going on,

I can't hear it here. I thought the video was interesting and cool. And all the opinions, too.

[thelordofhell]

9. Look up "Taos Hum" or "Mistpouffers" for starters

A lot of times, these sounds coincide with Solar Flares.

[MrScorpio]

3. It's HAARP

Your tax dollars at work

[snagglepuss]

6. If it were HAARP wouldn't other countries/UN either complain or

release a statement blaming HAARP? Why should other countries remain silent if the US is responsible for this?

[ronnie624]

8. How would that poster know if other countries would complain or not?

Why would they complain?

[d_r]

10. just my opinion

those sounds are different things.

Some sound like jet engines in the distance (Tallahassee, Colorado) - sometimes when there is low cloud cover sounds like that will travel and echo in funny ways

Some of the sounds are magnetic resonance - the Canadian ones especially seem this way. E.g. the northern lights.

Some of the sounds are hoaxes (the Hungary one seems fake to me).

The baseball game in Tampa sounds like wind getting in to the domed stadium somehow.

The ones from the UK probably have something to do with the doctor.

[BanzaiBonnie]

14. Dr. Who?

No... when the TARDIS is incoming, it does not sound like that.

[d_r]

26. actually I was thinking it might be cybermen

opening up a gateway to another dimension or something.

[iverglas]

11. sigh

It's called the Windsor Hum, and it's been going on in Windsor for a lot longer than days, and everybody knows where it's coming from. The specific source has yet to own up, but it will be identified eventually. Nothing natural or supernatural about it.

The MP who has agitated to get official attention to it is from the NDP. The Conservative government despatched one of its own to get to the heart of the matter.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2012/04/21/windsor-hum-dechert.html

Jim Bradley, Ontario's environment minister, sent letters to municipal, state and federal officials in the United States late last month, asking them to take action on the problem. The ministry has received close to 500 complaints about the noise, Bradley said.

Meanwhile, Dechert, the parliamentary secretary to Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird, has met with representatives of the Great Lakes Commission, the Council of Great Lakes Industries, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments and the Regional Office of the International Joint Commission to discuss the problem.

... Testing has determined the sound is coming from the general vicinity of Zug Island, an industrial site on the U.S. side of the Detroit River (see map below).

Officials from the city of River Rouge, Mich., where Zug Island is located, have said they don't have the money to find the source of the noise.

Zug Island by night:

http://weinterrupt.com/2012/04/mysterious-hum-in-windsor-on-traced-back-to-zug-island-michigan/

Nice neighbours.

[Poll_Blind]

12. As I get older, I tend to think of these (and similar) events as caused by geologic or atmospheric..

...phenomena. I find them no less fascinating than if they were being caused by hollow-earth reptoids or giant shambling shadow beasts from another dimension.

And for that wonder, I am eternally grateful.

PB

[Poll_Blind]

13. Folks who are interested in this sort of thing might cross-reference these sounds from NOAA:

HERE (recorded deep in the ocean)

They share similarities to some of the sounds in the video and they come from a reputable source.


One of the sounds at the link, the Bloop, is famous for its enigmatic source. Everybody should know about the Bloop.

PB

[zappaman]

28. damn!

You beat me to it!
I think the Bloop is Cthulu personally...

[Poll_Blind]

29. I dunno what it was but...Well, based on the metrics of the sound I still find...

...it difficult to construct something Earth-sized which could have caused it. By Earth-sized, I mean your biggest animal (AFAIK) is the blue whale. And while that's big, that's still an order of magnitude or two or three or ten (or whatever) smaller than the size of what would have caused a sound that loud and with those characteristics.

I think the closest I can guess is maybe a giant methane belch from frozen-now-thawing methane deeeeep down somewhere. That shit can happen and unless there's someone to witness it, those types of events can go entirely unnoticed, a-la the Bermuda Triangle as methane-saturated water causing ships to loose buoyancy theory.

PB

[Atman]

15. I have a friend who had to sell his house...

Nearly got divorced over something like this. His wife insisted their new house was making noises, but he couldn't hear anything (being gone most of the day, while she worked at home). Only in certain parts of the house, standing in certain locations. After a while they finally called in some sort of expert, and sure enough, the angles of the walls combined with some sort of geographic phenomenon was causing the house to emit a constant droning/humming noise. It was driving her crazy, almost literally. Very bizarre!

[AsahinaKimi]

16. Freaky

chotto henna

[B Calm]

17. There are sounds in the Louisiana Swamps

and you don't want to know what's making them.

[randome]

18. The Earth is alive!

And hung over.

[chemenger]

19. Morlocks.

The Time Traveler perceives this, and suggests that the Eloi–Morlock relationship developed from a class distinction present in his own time: the Morlocks are the working class who had to work underground so that the rich upper class could live in luxury.

[LaurenG]

20. Gawd I hate morlocks. I'm with Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory

they give me nightmares.

[chemenger]

22. I like the Time Traveller's theory on how they evolved ... the 99%ers vs the 1%ers ...

[TalkingDog]

21. The flash, in the first instance, is called Piezoelectric Flashes or Earthquake lights

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_light

One explanation involves intense electric fields created piezoelectrically by tectonic movements of rocks containing quartz.[8]

Another possible explanation is local disruption of the Earth's magnetic field and/or ionosphere in the region of tectonic stress, resulting in the observed glow effects either from ionospheric radiative recombination at lower altitudes and greater atmospheric pressure or as aurora. However, the effect is clearly not pronounced or notably observed at all earthquake events and is yet to be directly experimentally verified.[9]

Earthquake lights are the most recent of technological folk-beliefs which have attempted to explain the Will-o'-the-wisp phenomena. A German psychologist, Dr. G. Schweizer, was the first to conclusively demonstrate that strange moving terrestrial and heavenly lights were due to a subjective phenomenon known as the autokinetic sensation


/snip

And other posters are right. These are not uncommon. Now we are all getting to see how "not uncommon" they really are.

[Poll_Blind]

23. +1

Great info, I agree about the (first?) video which culminates in a flash. Very cool phenomena, IMO.

PB

[Jello Biafra]

24. Being the resident Conspiracy Expert....

From what I have read it could be earth changes as we approach 2012 as we change into 4th Dimension.....

or

it's the Trumpets as described in the Bible....

Dr. Johan Oldenkamp did a presentation which he discusses events in the Bible as a historical document...

http://www.pateo.nl/English/creation.htm

interesting stuff...he has also discussed on his site about the Mayans and the Giza Pyramids which is also interesting.....

[piratefish08]

25. Nibiru approaches! All hail our Alien Overlords!

[zappaman]

27. At least it isn't THE BLOOP

Which is definitely one of the Elder Gods...possibly Cthulu.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop

[Zorra]

30. Momma Earth has an upset tummy caused by hydrofracking.

I really, really hope hydrofracking doesn't make momma throw up.

I think we should stop the filthy motherfracking corporations that are making our momma sick.