Noises heard globally from unknown source

[kell1990]

I did a search for this topic and found nothing recent on "noises", but then I may not have entered the proper search words . If this topic is active elsewhere, then I apologize. I watched enough of them under many circumstances to rule out a massive hoax; there's even one recorded at a Tampa Bay Rays baseball game.

I came across a couple of youtube videos that seemed to bear on the EU aspect of a possible connection. Both videos are speculative (IMO) but are very intriguing. The first links the noises/sounds to the aurora. I've read elsewhere, but don't remember offhand where, that in the Arctic that there are sometimes sounds associated with auroral displays.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cszPz09O ... re=related

The second is an "analytical" approach, but AFAIK the sonogram in the video isn't correlated with the sound and an aurora. It's fascinating that there is a periodicity in the sounds, (which resemble a whale vocalization), as well as some consistency in the amplitude and duration of the sounds. Any math whizzes here who'd like to do an analysis of this ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdnaTBbT ... re=related

Anyone here have a guess as to the source (and possible relevance) of these unusual sounds?

[Atlas]

My guess is some viral marketing campaign for Cloverfield 2 or a similar movie that will be announced soon enough.

[GaryN]

Whistlers and other atmospherics seems to be the explanation. It has also been
reported that mountains with high iron/copper ore content can be set to humming.
It does make me wonder about the biblical "Trumpets of Doom" may have had their
origins in strong solar activity. They have been mentioned as the cause of the
strange vibrations we had around here a while ago, coinciding with a CME arrival.
We also had some of the strangest, longest thunder and rumblings I have ever heard
in more that 30 years.
Analysis of audio frequency atmospherics.
http://esycom.univ-mlv.fr/~talves/VLF/Whistlers(1).pdf

[hex]

http://youtu.be/XDFNM86I2-U


maybe strange noises are heard around the world, but these Youtube videos are mostly jokes.

The original Youtube strange sounds - video was made in Ukraine - it had some footage from cell phone, and audio track that was put together from soundtracks from movie or two ( one source was Spielberg's War of the Worlds)

and this sound track was then recycled together from various clips around the world.

Why would athmosphere sound like an action scifi sound track with typical music production elements like regular intervals, open fifth harmonies, "big hall" reverb, even when outdoors, flangers etc

GEnuine sounds wouldn't resemble that muc h movie soundtracks, they would be more like hum or noise without Hollywood soundscaping.

[kell1990]

>maybe strange noises are heard around the world, but these Youtube videos are mostly jokes.

The original Youtube strange sounds - video was made in Ukraine - it had some footage from cell phone, and audio track that was put together from soundtracks from movie or two ( one source was Spielberg's War of the Worlds)

and this sound track was then recycled together from various clips around the world.<

In the first place I did see the video that you referenced, but I'll have to get back to that at a later date. I am unimpressed that he debunked a group of videos based on a Hollywood film. The "original" videos were made at least as early as 2009, not 2011, as he states.

The reason I posted the first video was because it contained the reference to the physics professor, not because I was impressed with the caliber of the video. "Spectulative" may mean something different to me than it does to other people.

>Why would athmosphere sound like an action scifi sound track with typical music production elements like regular intervals, open fifth harmonies, "big hall" reverb, even when outdoors, flangers etc<

GEnuine sounds wouldn't resemble that muc h movie soundtracks, they would be more like hum or noise without Hollywood soundscaping<

In the first place, I think you are absolutely right that some of the sounds have been transmogrified onto other videos. There's no doubt about it. But that doesn't even begin to explain all the other videos which do examine very real experiences by others.

I beleive that everything in the Universe happens for a reason. We may not know what the reason is, but that doesn't mean that there isn't a reason for the happenstance of everything.

More later.

[kell1990]

(Continued)

I also think you are absolutely right about the types of sounds that should be heard. In fact, I have come across several videos, which I beleive to be authentic, which verify your theory about vibrations vs "open harmonies". Earth-bound sounds should sound like vibrations. Harmonies should come from somewhere else. Agreed.

I will try to post the video of the event in southern Vancouver Island when I have a little more time.

[Sparky]

kell,

But that doesn't even begin to explain all the other videos which do examine very real experiences by others.

How do you know this? If you go back in history you will find hoaxes that the hoaxer swore to for years, if not decades. You really should not believe very many events on utube. Discriminate..

[kell1990]

kell,

But that doesn't even begin to explain all the other videos which do examine very real experiences by others.

How do you know this? If you go back in history you will find hoaxes that the hoaxer swore to for years, if not decades. You really should not believe very many events on utube. Discriminate..

Here is a link to the event on Vancouver Island. I think this is the event that GaryN is referring to, but I'm not sure.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zv1PtfFNl0

I see that your disclaimer says that videos aren't and argument with you, so here's a representative quote from the news story: "Uploaded by StephenHannardADGUK on Jan 27, 2012


"the last 48 hours a number of people in Sooke have reported feeling powerful tremors that some believe are an earthquake.

"I heard what sounded like a freight train coming, that rumble, and it was very brief. My bed actually shifted," one Sooke homeowner told CTV News.

Seismologists say there are no indications of an earthquake in the Sooke area and all calling the recent reports a mystery.

On Wednesday several employees downtown felt similar shaking but believed it was a result of blasting at a downtown construction site.

Alison Bird with the Pacific Geo Science Centre says, "It would have to be an extremely large explosion for people in Sooke to feel the Victoria blast".

The District of Sooke, the Sooke Fire Department, and the RCMP were all contacted but were unable to shed any light on the rumblings. The Department of National Defense also denied have any part in the tremors.

South of the border the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station says they didn't have any aircrafts operating Tuesday because of high winds. http://www.ctvvancouverisland.ca/"

According to the story, the seismometer in the area is said to be sensitive enough to detect the a chicken picking at the ground 20 feet away, but it registered no movement at all.

[Sparky]

kell,

"the last 48 hours a number of people in Sooke have reported feeling powerful tremors that some believe are an earthquake.

"I heard what sounded like a freight train coming, that rumble, and it was very brief. My bed actually shifted," one Sooke homeowner told CTV News.

kell, thank you for observing my lack of ability to view videos, and giving me a few quotes to respond to. These seem to be from varied and somewhat reliable sources.

They came to no conclusions, but implied the question, "when is an earthquake not an earthquake"?

[kell1990]

[>Sparky

"They came to no conclusions, but implied the question, "when is an earthquake not an earthquake"?[/quote]<

I don't know. It's really hard for me to understand how someone could report a piece of furniture moving around yet never have a tectonic event show up on the seismometer. Maybe her house was settling; that would be my guess. However, many other people apparently heard the sounds over the last 48 hours, according to the story. So, either many people became simultaneously psychotic, and participated in a massive fraud, or this is a real, believable story. (And if this one isn't believable, then which ones are?)

Over the years, I've been a hydrographic/geodetic surveyor; a "field engineer" (glorified surveyor) on major construction projects, and for the last 20 years I've been a cabinetmaker. Measurement, accuracy and precision mean a great deal to me.

In this case, I think the conjecture that a solar coronal mass ejection is close, although I can think of no way how the two things could happen simulaneously. It may well be that there is a connection between the earth and the cosmos, or at least, the sun, that we don't understand right now. That'd be my guess.

[viscount aero]

In my opinion this is not an elaborate, global, hoax perpetrated by video makers. It is a mystery. Personally I think it is evidence of underground/clandestine military actions and/or work of HAARP. Earthquakes and weather can be manipulated through use of sonic/EM waves. Whatever it is, it has made it to some local newscasts. I think the sounds are actually being heard by people in the ambient environment and not result of post-production editing trickery. There is another phenomenon, too, ie, mass animal deaths. I don't think those are hoaxes either.

[kell1990]

I don't know whether this has anything to do with it or not, but there seems to be an increase in the tectonic activity along the Pacific coast.

One theory that was referenced following the major Japanese earthquake claims that radon gas is released just prior to an earthquake, and this rising radon gas causes clouds and rain to form in the atmosphere and then rises up into the ionosphere. Increases in the temperature of the ionosphere were recorded just prior to the earthquake in Japan.

I think it's just as likely that some force from outside the earth interacts with the earth's magnetic field and causes, or triggers, movements beneath the earth's crust. I think this may have something to do with the movement of the Hawaiian Islands, as well as the movement of the Yellowstone Crater, over so-called "hot spots" deep within the earth's crust. These "hot spots", as I imagine them, are connected to the cosmos by threads of plasma.

It may be that the rumblings on Vancouver Island are the result of a current of some sort, maybe generated by the sun, which passed through their area. If that were true then it seems that there should have been some electrical effects, like light bulbs that burned out prematurely, or an enormous amount of static on the radio about the same time as the event, or some interference on the tv.

But on second thought, if the wavelength is long enough, which it probably is, then it wouldn't affect any on the above.

I really wonder if this incident isn't one of many precursors to a major earthquake. The Cascadia fault moves about every 300 years. The last time it moved was in 1700, I think. It's now 2012.

[Sparky]

kell-,

I really wonder if this incident isn't one of many precursors to a major earthquake.

Well, things don't add up....Reports of mechanical events, yet no reports of measurements of any mechanics that would cause those events. It is indeed a mystery.

[GaryN]

There was a theory about some kind of surface wave, but I haven't done much research.
A quick look found this, it's perhaps relevant.
ELECTROMAGNETIC SURFACE WAVES
http://web.mit.edu/redingtn/www/netadv/zenneck.html

[Lloyd]

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