Dyna-Mo, Dyna-Mo, Dyna-Mo Hummmmmm
Posted on 07/27/2013 7:05:34 AM PDT by shove_it
It creeps in slowly in the dark of night, and once inside, it almost never goes away.
It's known as the Hum, a steady, droning sound that's heard in places as disparate as Taos, N.M.; Bristol, England; and Largs, Scotland.
But what causes the Hum, and why it only affects a small percentage of the population in certain areas, remain a mystery, despite a number of scientific investigations...
(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...
I think it depends on whether you can hear low-frequency sounds; obviously, your daughter can hear it clearly.
I’ve heard it myself in Taos - I was with two friends, only one of whom could hear it along with me. The one who couldn’t hear it thought we’d lost it, but both of us heard it quite clearly. There’s a similar noise here in the eastern Czech Republic, though it’s not always easy to hear, as there’s a small commercial airport nearby, but if you go into the surrounding forests - we’re near the Western Carpathians - you can hear it on a quiet night. It’s audible provided you can hear low frequencies.
Hope that never happens to me. The Meow Mix jingle is bad ‘’nuff.
Yeah, I’ll bet a lot of these reports involve trains, hills and bedrock.
The surrounding hills can deflect and absorb the train sounds, the granite could connect the low-freqs to the ground, where it could travel and radiate.
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Is there a random electronic noise on that video? I don’t hear the hum but it sounds as if the recording equipment isn’t good.
Too many people lost the will to learn the words and lyrics to the songs...so they hummmmm.
I, my self, have pretty good hearing and while not loud or obtrusive almost everything hums: Computers, refrigerators, ventilation fans, trucks on the highway a mile away, power lines etc. Civilization just downright hums. Even lights make noise ( turn on a set of fluorescent lights on a cold day); I can hear from 20’ away in my office, if my wife turns on the lights in the kitchen, assuming there isn’t any noise to block it.
The only time it’s ever quite is when you are out in the country a long ways from the roads. Even then they seem to be planes passing overhead it feels like your in Lonely are the Brave.
That said I don’t know what these people are talking about maybe nature wants to get in on the act.
Ear noise, I have heard this for years. Like a truck on the highway but it never passes your house. We heard the voices too, finally figured out it was the a/c. Sometimes it sounded like ghostly music but a new a/c unit fixed that, back to just voices. :D
Dyna-Mo, Dyna-Mo, Dyna-Mo Hummmmmm
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I thought it was a kind of hush.
hmmmm
I thought that was the Mother Ship trying to make contact with me.
I’ve always blamed it on Very low frequency Submarine communications.
There’s a kind of a hum all over the world..............
Observe the wildlife. If the sound does not seem to draw their attention, ignore it. It belongs there.
Mysterious, my ass!! That's the sound of bureaucrats and politicians lying to the people. Happens all over the world...continuously.
Thank you. I scrolled and scrolled just waiting to see somebody reference Frank. I respect and appreciate your thought process.
I could hear it.
There were 2 sounds. One was the low hum and the other sort of sounded like distorted telegraph or radio tuner.
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