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 ...
They hear it in Windsor, Ontario across the river from Detroit too ...
Canada to Study Mysterious ‘Windsor Hum’
“Some people have described the sound as a low, humming drone. Others say it changes into a heavy “whump, whump, whump” sound. Still others have compared it to the bass rumblings of soul singer Barry White.”
http://www.livescience.com/26491-windsor-hum.html
LLS
The Hum and the Shiver | Alex Bledsoe
That song is evil!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m over 50 and under 60, and I heard it. It sounds like a sonic code to me. Almost like Morse code which I don’t know except that it goes long and short, which this seems to do. Has anyone checked it for that type of signaling? short short short long? It is not a steady hmmmmmmmmmmmmm or buzzzzzzzzzzz, it has alternation to it. There was also some other brief more localized noise which I took to be either the wind against the microphone or the way the microphone was being handled. Not sure what I make of it.
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Now i can close fr and start my day
I have thought about that also... and it could be ULF transmissions.
I have been told that this video contains a complete answer to this question.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIyEPgv3M1g
New scam for Algore.
Global Humming.
I just listened to the video and I didn’t hear a humming sound. All I heard where clicks or taps, not a continuous sound. I guess my tinnitus blotted it out. :)
Do you find it is worse after it has Rained, and fades as the ground dries out?
Stop the Motor of the World
~John Galt
It’s the drone of the growing number of drones populating the land.
It’s Huma Abedin
Monica Lewinsky ???
That hum video woke my dog up, with her ears forward and sent my cats running all over the house looking for it.
I’d heard hums like that in the burbs-still a noisy place- but you could always identify the source after awhile by narrowing it down to what power tools and such were being used nearby. When I moved back to the country where you can hear whippoorwills on the ranch a mile away, and a leaf falling in your yard, I was freaked out the first time I heard a hum on a quiet night-and felt it through the boards of the deck. You can hear planes sometimes, but this was clearly not a plane-it didn’t fade in one direction after a bit.
Other people on the road heard it, too-when we investigated we realized there was a very faint glow where the hum seemed to come from-and a small gravel quarry on the county road over there that sometimes runs a night shift-mystery solved. That quarry is nearly 19 miles away, over some high, wooded limestone hills-sound really travels through rock...
Assuming it's real and not an neurological artifact (heheh) it's possible your house has is resonating to some vibration and some of the energy is released as a higher/lower frequency noise you can hear. If it seems you can only hear it in one spot but can't get a direction on it the source might be an interference caused by reflection. We had a wood-frame waterbed sitting on a ground floor slab that would resonate to earthquake P-waves , if you were laying in it you would hear a distant bell tolling from a far-away earthquake. But you would hear nothing if not in the bed. It took a few near-by earthquakes to make the connection.
I remember hearing about this off and on over the years. It’s fun to speculate about the source.
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