[NormsRevenge]

who knows? it could be series. ;-)

[mgc1122]

Al Gore breaking wind

[maggief]

[Red Badger]

But...but...Earth Worshippers HATE HUMMERS!!!!!...........

[ClearCase_guy]

I believe there are places on Earth where people have traditionally said that you can sometimes hear a mysterious hum. I imagine that most of the hum being discussed here is at frequencies which humans cannot hear — but it would appear that the modulation sometimes rises up into our range.

[NormsRevenge]

I’ve heard of Cosmic background noise, this one has me hmmm’ing tho.., could it be an excited electromagnetic field phenomenon?

If anyone has some related sound links for this, please post.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Hmmmm, high and series!

[I see my hands]

Hmm.

[tumblindice]

And why does the earth hum?
It don’t know the words.

[Red_Devil 232]

Did they ever think to check for the souce in Tibet? Ommmmmm

[theDentist]

Is it humming “Love me like a rock”?

[UCANSEE2]

thanks for posting the article.

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My dumbass, uninformed, misguided, opinion.

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Turn on some electric motor.
Put your ear next to it.

Hear the hum?

Well, same thing. Larger scale, extremely lower frequency.

Jillions of units of energy go in at the poles, the ‘magnetic’ poles are the brushes.

The Earth supposedly has a fluidic,semi-metallic outer core (winding), and a dense, solid, inner core (armature shaft)

The horsey goes round and round.

[martin_fierro]

The planet emanates a constant rumble far below the limits of human hearing, even when the ground isn't shaking from an earthquake. (It does not cause the ringing in the ear linked with tinnitus.)

(Department Of Helpful Parentheticals PING)

[ontap]

Hmmmm! I always assumed that was the sound of the air going through one of Al Gores ears and out the other one.

[Tanniker Smith]

I understand that the humming sounds eerily similar to the Doctor Who theme music which drove the Master mad . . .

[Red Boots]

In the past, the oscillations that researchers found made up this hum were "spheroidal" - they basically involved patches of rock moving up and down, albeit near undetectably. Now oscillations have been discovered making up the hum that, oddly, are shaped roughly like rings. Imagine, if you will, rumbles that twist in circles in rock across the upper echelons of the planet, almost like dozens of lazy hurricanes.

WOW. Could the moonbats of Sedona be right about their vortexes ?

[AmericanHunter]

It’s the sound of our forefathers spinning in their graves.

[tatsinfla]

BUSHES FAULT.........

[Sacajaweau]

The earth rocks....Who knew...

Maybe that's where the word rock came from to start with....

And of course...that leads to "Rock and Roll"....which leads to....

The problem is....If we can't hear it....Does it exist??

It's probably some old refrigerator....Or....The factory that makes ribbons from all the "lost socks".

Or maybe....It's just "A HUMMER"...that someone left running.

[Cicero]

It's the Music of the Spheres.