Strange noise heard around the world

[Alex p.]

I hope it is fake but unfortunately its more than likely not.Do you all really think nothing will...be fake" she told me it might be the trumpets... That freaked me the hell out tbh lol.
Alot of people deny things because they are in denial alot of people are in denial because they are scared alot of people dont like to be told they are scared so they .. deny ..I really really hope I am wrong but not because im scared for myself but more so for my family.Ive basically accepted that these things will happen and realize theres nothing anybody can do about it. Like I said I really hope im wrong , but come jan24 and I log on my laptop and try to go to a site and see that it has been blocked,then that tells me things will only get worse.

I stumbled upon the "trumpets" yesterday, it's an interesting thought actually. I read that the "first angel sounded his trumpet" and "one third of the forests were on fire". Had especially not the USA (and Russia of course) severe forest fires in the last 3 years or so?

 

[prisonermonkeys]

Alex, I think you're reading entirely too much into things, looking for meaning where there is none to be found.

 

[Alex p.]

Alex, I think you're reading entirely too much into things, looking for meaning where there is none to be found.

Prisonmonkeys, I don't care.

As I already said, I don't dismis a more reality based explanation, and my healthy mind tells me it MUST have a reasonable explanation, it's just more likely than some "apocalyptic stuff". I just enjoy thinking differently. It's not that I try to convince you of my view.

Also, I actually CAN think of more reasonable explanations, like earth plates banging together (that sounds weird, anyway), some "air phenomenon", well, nature based.

 

[G.T.Ace]

Could it be that that is what you were hearing, a distorted recording of sound effects from the film?

Too loud, it was definitely from a certain distance. But I guess it was a ship's horn or something like that, since the Rhine (pretty big river) is kinda close to where I live. Like I said, I am not one of these conspiracy/end of the world believers, it was just creepy back then and very similar to what you hear in these (fake) videos.

 

[homeforsummer]

I thought that was the fiasco. The Sun aligns with the center of the milkway while the earth aligns with the sun at that specific day.

The milky way is a disc. Every star in the galaxy is always aligned with the centre. The Earth is always aligned with the sun too, and since we go around the sun once each year, logically we also align with the sun and galactic centre at least once a year. Nothing happens.

And no, the planets will not all align with each other this year either, and even if they did, absolutely nothing would happen. The Sun makes up something like 97%+ of the mass of our solar system. It has by far the greatest pull of any object on us, and the extra few percent if every single planet was aligned wouldn't make a blind bit of difference.

I actually heard something very similar to this earlier. Terrifying, had no idea what was going on. Ran to the window, looked out, nothing. Nothing but an Astra minicab.

Is there any, any chance at all that these successive noises are all being caused by late 90s Opel products with overworked transmissions? I think it's definitely something we shouldn't be ruling out at this stage, and if - I know, god forbid - it is the case, I think the public and particularly Network Q need to be prepared. It's time to stop shrugging off this stuff we don't understand and, above all, get down to your local dealer.

With regards weird noises, I much prefer things like "Bloop", and the theories surrounding that noise. Things like gigantic, undiscovered sea creatures, which are entirely plausible given how little we know about the seas.

 

[Dotini]

As part of my daily routine for checking the pulse of the planet, I monitor news reports of weird sightings or events. Strange "hums" in fact have been heard off and on around the world for at least decades. The "Taos hum" from back in the 90's is a good example. Locally, a hum was heard on Vashon Island near Seattle last summer. Occasionally, concerned citizens and even scientists or engineers have attempted to investigate some of these hums, but without any definite results that I am aware of. The best guess I am able to make is that atmospheric phenomena or (subterranean) geologic phenomena are responsible. In any case, I am confident the source is geophysical.

Respectfully submitted,
Steve

 

[BobK]

And what do SOPA and PIPA have to do with strange noises being recorded around the world?

Maybe the strange noises are copyrighted?

 

[Ibonibo]

The milky way is a disc. Every star in the galaxy is always aligned with the centre. The Earth is always aligned with the sun too, and since we go around the sun once each year, logically we also align with the sun and galactic centre at least once a year. Nothing happens.

And no, the planets will not all align with each other this year either, and even if they did, absolutely nothing would happen. The Sun makes up something like 97%+ of the mass of our solar system. It has by far the greatest pull of any object on us, and the extra few percent if every single planet was aligned wouldn't make a blind bit of difference.
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From the people on discovery channel (aka Nasa scientists), the alignement that happens around 21th dec. is quite rare (every few thousands year), but surly nothing to worry about. An other phenomen that will occur in that timeframe is a bigger solar eruption (not flares) that happen every 22-23 years, last time responsible for the black out in canada 1989, discovered some years later.
But again nothing really world destroying.
What could be the more fatal cosmic event, would be a gamma ray (a few 1000 time more powerful than the sun) that is emmited from the center of the milky way (observed), but it will also not happen or effect us.
Death Ray of nature

99% of the maya cultural heritage was destroyed by the spanish. And their previous calanders were also quite catastrophic on their ending.
Also they didn't quite forsee their own culture beeing ended, so not that good in forecasts


For the sounds,

 

[ParkourVeyron]

A guy in the comments pointed to 13:08 in the video, notice how the people are just walking along without a care, not even looking up to see what was making the noise. It's 100% fake. My guess is that it's a promo for some movie.

 

[Sphinx]

The earth dies screaming.

 

[orimarc]

That was a nice burrito, hope nobody noticed the afterma-

Oh. Oh oh.

 

[G.T.Ace]

The earth dies screaming.

Is she dying, or just having a good time?

 

[CodeRedR51]

Viral marketing campaign.

I believe for Cloverfield 2.

Man I hope so. Tired of waiting for that movie to come out!

 

[TankAss95]

That was a nice burrito, hope nobody noticed the afterma-

Oh. Oh oh.

 

[CodeRedR51]

There's this one too. At 7:40 there's a flash of light, then the sound fades out.

I've seen several comments about it being the "HAARP" thing.

 

[ilikewaffles11]

There's this one too. At 7:40 there's a flash of light, then the sound fades out.

I've seen several comments about it being the "HAARP" thing.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThjG0fIuhVM">YouTube Link</a>

HAARP is a load of bull, it's just a freaking weather station or something like that. I don't know where the people are getting this whole "weather altering doomsday weapon" from.

 

[Alex p.]

HAARP is a load of bull, it's just a freaking weather station or something like that. I don't know where the people are getting this whole "weather altering doomsday weapon" from.

From it's ability to use extreme low-and highfrequency waves. Scientists use such waves to track oil and such underground, sometimes the earth starts shaking a little bit when they do that and hit a certain frequency.

Now imagine you have something, which can produce such waves, but 1 million times stronger, like HAARP.

 

[CodeRedR51]

Here's another 'rumble' video with another flash of light at 1:16.



Obviously these ones are different than the godzilla like howling, but are a little more interesting in my opinion.

 

[ilikewaffles11]

From it's ability to use extreme low-and highfrequency waves. Scientists use such waves to track oil and such underground, sometimes the earth starts shaking a little bit when they do that and hit a certain frequency.

Now imagine you have something, which can produce such waves, but 1 million times stronger, like HAARP.

Yea I'm still not convinced HAARP is anything major. I understand it could be but I just don't think it is, seems like a a fear inducing "weapon" which in reality isn't a weapon at all.

 

[Alex p.]

Yea I'm still not convinced HAARP is anything major. I understand it could be but I just don't think it is, seems like a a fear inducing "weapon" which in reality isn't a weapon at all.

Sure, you could be right or wrong just as I could be. We can only guess.

 

[CodeRedR51]

Yea I'm still not convinced HAARP is anything major. I understand it could be but I just don't think it is, seems like a a fear inducing "weapon" which in reality isn't a weapon at all.

Oh I know that, but the fact that it could produce loud sounds of this nature could certainly be possible.

 

[ilikewaffles11]

It could be producing those noises but who knows, like Alex said we just don't know.

 

[Dotini]

There's this one too. At 7:40 there's a flash of light, then the sound fades out.

I've seen several comments about it being the "HAARP" thing.

HAARP is a load of bull, it's just a freaking weather station or something like that. I don't know where the people are getting this whole "weather altering doomsday weapon" from.

HAARP is a scientific instrument that has the capability of heating, or resonating, certain layers of the ionosphere, ostensibly for purposes of investigating radio wave propagation, etc. It has it's own official website, and is operated by physicists from prominent universities.

If the video posted by R1600Turbo is valid, then the phenomenon in question obviously has an atmospheric aspect to it, and it is related to lightning. Typical thunder comes from the cloud-to-ground lightning discharge channel. It may be that the thunder we heard in the video was due to a form of intra-cloud or inter-cloud lightning discharges.

Another alternative is atmospheric resonance due to coupling with magnetosphere resonance caused by impacting solar CME's, which have been occurring frequently over the last year. See the website below for related information. This recently discovered (thanks to NASA satellites) physics can couple the magnetosphere to the atmosphere to the lithosphere, with consequences that are still being investigated by physicists.

Finally, while it may be technically conceivable that HAARP technology can do something like this, I would be very surprised if it could be established as true.

http://spaceweather.com/ <---archive 1/19/12
CHANCE OF AURORAS: NOAA forecasters estimate a 15% to 20% chance of polar geomagnetic storms during the next 24 hours in response to a possible glancing blow from a CME. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras. Aurora alerts: text, voice.

INCREASING SOLAR ACTIVITY CLEANS UP SAT-DEBRIS: Earth's atmosphere has been puffing up in response to increasing levels of UV radiation from sunspots. This is good news for satellite operators, because a puffed up atmosphere helps clean up low-Earth orbit. "The number of cataloged debris in Earth orbit actually decreased during 2011," reports Nick Johnson in NASA's Orbital Debris Quarterly newsletter. "[The figure below] illustrates how the rate of debris reentries from the Fengyun-1C anti-satellite test of January 2007 increased during the past year."

Respectfully submitted,
Steve

 

[CodeRedR51]

The only thing that I don't understand is that the HAARP thing is in Alaska, nowhere near where these videos are being filmed.

 

[Alex p.]

The only thing that I don't understand is that the HAARP thing is in Alaska, nowhere near where these videos are being filmed.

Lol. It sends electrical loads as I understand around the world when it wants to.
It's certainly not limited geographically.

 

[Dotini]

The only thing that I don't understand is that the HAARP thing is in Alaska, nowhere near where these videos are being filmed.

There are several HAARP-like facilities spread all over the world, operated by various countries and universities. The one in Alaska is said to be the most powerful, and is located in an ideal location to interact with the ionosphere. In certain experiments, they can synchronize their outputs for a combined effect.

Respectfully,
Steve

 

[CodeRedR51]

Learn something new every day. No harm in that.

Edit: Explanation for the videos I just posted?

 

[ND4SPD]

It's nice and fun to believe that this is something we can't explain, but part of me is getting excited that this seems like a giant viral marketing campaign for Cloverfield 2! I love that movie haha.

 

[ParkourVeyron]

If it is a promo for a movie, I think a lot of people (including myself) will be a little mad. I didn't believe it from the start, but it creeped me out a little, and I bet people who live in isolated areas were probably really scared. I'm just saying that whoever did this went a little too far with it.

 

[CodeRedR51]

If it is indeed Cloverfield 2, then .