Some of that sounds like traffic noises, some like airplanes or construction noises. Some sounds like what my brothers and I sued to do with keyboards and synthesizers, just to freak people out, blaring a strange sound over a speaker system.
Yes, it's been proved that some of the sounds are indeed hoaxed, a lot like you did (you goof!). But that does not explain a lot of the other vids I've seen where it has not been hoaxed. I can't through out the baby with the bathwater, you know?
It was interesting to me that no one said a word in any of those videos, or the other videos posted here and there was no reaction from other people, really. I would have expected people to go outside and look around, or to say something on the videos, like, "We have been hearing a strange noise. Check it out."
Actually, quite a few do. While I can't link it (because I've seen many), there are a lot where more than one person hears it; a group that comes out of their office building in Canada, and confirming with each other that they are hearing things. One in a gas station has some interesting reactions from folks in the parking lot, doing what people do during an unknown event - congregating and confirming they hear/see this.
Still others have conversations between two people who are hearing things; many calls to 911; news reports. There are plenty of verification on a lot of this stuff.
To me that just sounded like a strange echo from the rail system next to where the guy is filming.
I think sometimes there has to be a strange sort of atmospheric phenomena which would allow for conveyance of noises from far away to a location that doesn't normally hear things; and similarly, it may magnify and/or alter the sounds from easily identifiable sounds to things which sound not quite "normal." When I looked at the many vids I did, I looked for things like cloud cover, wind, mountains for tunneling/acoustics, and so on.
And it may indeed have been the rail system next to him. But how does that account for, say, the noises in the Colorado Rockies?
This does freak me out when it comes to Wisconsin. For those who may not know, there is a massive super volcano under Yellowstone that, if it should erupt, will destroy half the world's life forms. The ground has been swelling under Yellowstone since 2004. It's the largest volcano system in North America:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...one-park-supervolcano-eruption-magma-science/
Yellowstone Caldera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/supervolcano/supervolcano.html
yes, the supervolcano has entered the "red zone", whatever that actually means. I don't think anyone really knows, and I've seen increases and decreases of seismic activity, so I don't know, or really have much of a clue, about when it could erupt. And I don't know that anyone knows. You know? LOL.
Yes, but could it have been triggered by whatever activity was causing the booms?
I am thinking it is an effect, rather than a cause. But of what?
I am spending more time tonight looking at earth oddities (e.g. magnetic pole shift, solar flare impact times/dates) and seeing if there isn't something that can be correlated.
One theory I've come across is that the reason for the large bird and/or fish die offs in recent months is because of the magnetic field lessening, and some sort of difference in where "north" is, and how come the fish are washing up dead on the shores and birds are falling dead from the sky is because they have gotten their own radar screwed up by the shift in the magnetic poles.
Further, the pole shift (let's call it weakening, and/or sliding) may account for the strange weather patterns - if the jet stream has remained stationary at, say, a starting point of "zero", but the "zero" has moved north/north west (which some say it has), and the Atlantic Loop (I don't know weather terms well...sorry) has remained steady in the upper Atlantic, the space between them has broadened, or widened, and it would account for some of the weather changes we've seen in recent years.
Again, no weather expert, but I think this magnetic shift/slide/weakening is probably more important than we realize, and it is happening. I doubt that the earth's crust is swinging along with it, but who knows...the earthquakes happening around the world are getting bigger and more frequent, so I can't say definitely no. But then again, I'm nothin but a nurse, and no astrophysicist or geologist. In fact, I figure I'm pretty wrong.
But something is happening. And I'll bet a nickel that it's all somehow connected.
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