There was a knock from above: why strange sounds scare people around the world. All over the world trumpet sounds are heard from the sky Sounds all over the world
Military exercises, earthquakes or something more terrible - witnesses from all over the Earth talk about deafening sounds, reminiscent of either the roar of a powerful engine, or thunder of enormous force. “360” tried to figure out where the mysterious noise came from, which is sometimes not only heard, but also felt.
Sound for no reason
A mysterious buzz in the air worries people from all over the world. Social media users write about inexplicable sounds that seem to come from nowhere. Sometimes they are not only heard, but also felt - palpable tremors pass through the windows and shake buildings. This year alone, 64 cases of “sound eruption” were recorded, The Sun reports. Residents of the United States, Australia, Great Britain, the Middle East and Finland heard deafening bangs with no apparent source.
In some cases, the sources of noise have been identified - powerful sound waves can be created by a meteorite “burning” through the Earth’s atmosphere or a combat aircraft accelerating to supersonic speed, but most of the incidents remained unsolved.
Back in May, the nightly peace of residents of the small Welsh town of Abergavenny was disturbed by strange bangs, and one of the women who heard the sound almost died of a heart attack, wrote the local newspaper Abergavenny Chronicle.
I almost had a heart attack. At first it seemed like fireworks or a shotgun blast. But no, the sounds were even louder. Maybe like a tank rushing at full speed. My husband said that these are mini meteorites falling to the ground - have you ever heard such nonsense?
- resident of Abergavenny.
The sounds in Wales have still not been explained - military pilots did not fly over the city, and an object from space, according to local government services, also did not fly over.
Louder than anything in the world
On November 14, the story of the mysterious cotton was repeated, first in the American state of Idaho, and the next day at the other end of the country - in Alabama.
A particularly powerful noise disturbed residents of Alabama. It was so strong that some houses shook, and in other places windows shook from the sonic boom, the Metro newspaper reported. Around 21:00 local time, police in the small town of Lakewood received reports of a loud explosion. The patrol went to the scene, but found no traces of the incident.
Government departments acknowledged the fact of the cotton, but could not give an exact answer as to what caused it. A nearby U.S. Air Force base reported no overnight flights, and satellite surveillance showed no evidence of an explosion or fire.
As the local branch of the US National Weather Service noted, their sensors did not show even a small earthquake in the area. “We don’t have an answer, we can only guess with you,” the department added on its Twitter, again suggesting that everything should be attributed to a supersonic plane or a meteorite.
The latest “sonic attack” in the United States occurred on Monday night in Colorado. Some of the eyewitnesses considered what they heard to be a test of a new secret weapon or the coming of aliens, CBS reports. This time, one of the local departments responsible for oil and gas production in the region put forward a working theory: supposedly the bang happened due to an incident with an empty oil storage tank - due to pressure overload, its hatch was torn off, which could lead to a loud noise.
The Creak of the Earth
At the end of September, abnormal noises invaded the lives of residents of Slovakia, Komsomolskaya Pravda wrote. It was as if a thousand-voice brass band was playing in the heavens or “the trumpets of Jericho were singing,” the newspaper’s journalist Vladimir Lagovsky described the strange phenomenon. According to him, he personally observed a similar anomaly in Russia.
Yes, I heard something myself several times. In the Moscow region, at the dacha. I've heard different things. The sound was as if a huge jet engine had suddenly been turned on at full power. It was as if some gigantic reservoir had burst, from which compressed air was escaping with a whistle. It seemed as if somewhere nearby a pile of stones was being dumped out of the car. But there was nothing like that in the area
- Vladimir Lagovsky.
Experts, including specialists from the NASA space agency, are trying to pinpoint the cause of the “sonic attacks.” Possible explanations include controlled explosions, unusual weather events such as electrical storms or lightning squalls, and large meteorites high in the atmosphere. All theories are not yet supported by any evidence. The most popular versions are some kind of heavy-duty aircraft or vibrations of the earth's surface.
But there have been no tremors capable of causing such a sound recently. This was confirmed to the 360 website by the head of the laboratory of continental seismicity and seismic hazard forecasting at the Institute of Earth Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Alexey Zavyalov. The seismologist is inclined to believe that such sounds can be heard by not very adequate people. Mass auditory hallucinations have indeed occurred in history, although in this case there is no reason to doubt the mental health of eyewitnesses.
The sound of an airplane is usually smooth, most often it is clear where it comes from, besides, such noise is familiar to most people, sound engineer David Kazaryan dismissed the “supersonic theory” in a conversation with 360.
“All flying objects have their own specific sound, some decibels, more than which it cannot be. We hear them everywhere, everywhere, always,” the specialist explained. In his opinion, abnormal noises may be of natural origin.
The mysterious sounds are caused by processes in the bowels and oceans of the Earth, Alexander Semenov, president of the Ecology of the Unknown association, told 360.
“The structure of the Earth is changing. Roughly speaking, it starts to creak. This is especially noticeable in geologically intense points such as the craters of ancient volcanoes. When the Earth begins to make such a sound, this phenomenon is very powerful, someone may mistake it for a trumpet voice from the sky - because the sound comes from different directions. These are probably harbingers of some kind of disaster.” - Semyonov summarizes.
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Strange Heavenly Sounds: Metallic, Moaning, Trumpet Sounds Around the World in 2016
Strange sounds in the skies
Recordings of strange and eerie sounds began appearing on the Internet back in 2008. Occasionally they merited mention in the media, but were generally ignored or explained away as "hoaxes", the result of "secret government weapons", "the launch of HAARP" or "HAARP-like technologies", a side effect of "top-secret construction work on underground bases" , "aliens", etc. and so on.
Described in various ways - groaning, metallic, clanging, ringing and trumpeting - these (usually loud and pronounced) sounds seem to come from the sky, but in most cases they sound in a way that makes it very difficult for the hearer to determine the direction, where the sound comes from.
These "strange celestial sounds" have been witnessed across the globe and first came to public attention in 2011, when a spate of events generated such widespread interest that much effort was expended to discredit the phenomenon by disseminating fake audio recordings.
Some of them are, of course, scams. This is human nature; we mock what we do not understand. But the very spread of “strange sound phenomena” in recent years, the similarities (with minor differences) between them, as well as the variety of places in which they were recorded (sometimes multiple times), speaks of the global reality of this phenomenon. As we've been tracking and reviewing reports of these events on SOTT, we've noticed that they tend to come in waves; there may be a "lull" for some time, and then 4 or 5 "strange noises" occur at various points (perhaps within one region or continent), within a week or crescent. In our opinion, this trend appears to be increasing.
Here's our selection of the "best" videos of strange sounds, including events from around the planet in 2016. We apologize for the foul language - turning off the sound would have affected the strange sounds themselves. In addition, hearing them curse and swear, you will feel how amazed the observers themselves were.
We speculate that these sounds are some kind of converted ultra-low-frequency radio or infrasonic waves that we would not hear if not for relatively recent changes in the environment, perhaps in part in the Earth's upper atmosphere. These waves seem to interact with other electromagnetic factors in the planet's interior, on its surface and in nearby space, which amplify them and convert them into audible sound waves.
If you're interested in the science behind this phenomenon, take a look at the "Addendum" at the end of this article - an excerpt from our colleagues' book Earth changes and the relationship between man and space about this and other phenomena.
Sound effects"
In addition to reports of strange sounds, there are also reports of accompanying physical and psychological effects on people.
One person, hearing these sounds for the first time in February 2012, stated that he subsequently had nightmares for several days:
I don't remember dreams about aliens or about 2012. Nothing like this. They were most likely related to yesterday's event and the enormous pressure from the community. It was as if a hundred voices were asking questions at the same time. People screamed in my ears that I was lying, or that they were very scared and wanted to know where they should go to keep their family safe. It got to the point where I started shouting back at them myself. And at that moment I woke up.
In March 2014, another eyewitness said he was "thrown inside out" after he went outside to listen to the noise. Another witness said that after hearing the sounds in October 2010, he had an "out-of-body experience" that caused him physical discomfort, including sensitivity to "electrical noise/interference." The effects on this man's health were so severe that he sought medical attention. Another person reported a "severe headache" after hearing the sounds in August 2012, as well as feeling "heat waves" in his body for "almost 3 hours." And throughout the entire event, the woman March last year I had a headache during this noise.
Along with obvious anxiety and stress from the strange sounds, these witnesses may have experienced a physical reaction to the infrasound, which can literally make people very sick (headaches, nausea, dizziness) and have other adverse health effects. A 2004 study found that a person exposed to infrasound may experience headaches and feel tired and irritable; Exposure to infrasound can also change blood pressure and heart rate.
In 2003, at a British Scientific Association conference, scientists reported some of the effects and responses to low-frequency sound waves embedded in music:
Lord and Weissman played four pieces of contemporary music at a London concert hall, including some with added infrasound, and asked the audience to describe their reaction to the music.
The audience did not know which of the passages included infrasound, but 22 percent reported rather unusual sensations when it was included in music.
Their unusual experiences included feelings of anxiety or sadness, chills, or irritable feelings of disgust or fear.
"These results suggest that low-frequency sound may cause unusual experiences in people even if they can't hear it," says Weissman, who presented his findings at a British Scientific Association conference.
New phenomenon? Not really
What we do know is that there is historical evidence from ancient chroniclers of "strange heavenly sounds" that contain descriptions similar to those heard by people around the world today. For example, in The Book of Miracles: After 505 Rome Julius Obsequence writes:
In the consulate of Tiberius Gracchus and Mania Luventius - 163 BC.
The sun was visible over Capua at night. On the Stellate Plain, part of a herd of sheep fell dead from a lightning strike. Triplets of boys were born in Terracina. Two suns were seen over Formia during the day. The sky was on fire. In Anzio, a man is burned by a ray of light reflected from a mirror. It was raining milk in Gaibiyi. Several objects were struck by lightning in the Palatine. A swan slipped into the Temple of Victory and evaded those who tried to grab it. A girl without arms was born in Priverno. In Cephalonia, the sound of trumpets seemed to be heard from the sky. It was raining earth there. The storm destroyed houses and crushed crops in the fields. There were frequent lightning strikes there. At night the visible Sun shone over Pisaro. In Aker a pig was born with human arms and legs, and children were born with four legs and four arms. On the Esi forum, the bull remained unharmed after the flames burst out of his mouth.
In the consulate of Gaius Maria and Lucius Valerius - 100 BC.
A flaming meteor falling in a vertical direction was seen from everywhere over Tarquinia. At sunset, a flaming and sparkling shield was seen flying across the entire sky from west to east. In Picenum, houses were destroyed by the earthquake, while other houses, torn from their foundations, were left standing vertically. The clang of weapons was heard from the depths of the earth. A gilded chariot with four horses rushed through the square. In Sicily, fugitive slaves were killed in battle.
Without a doubt, these sounds are mysterious. In our era of “exact science,” they are “asking” to be investigated (like other phenomena, both “new” and already “known”), and not simply dismissed as “quackery.” We live in “interesting times”, when the dominant public discourse is most often a complete fake, that is, directly opposed to reality. With such "omens" Mother Nature is perhaps asking humanity to reconsider something more than just our belief in a socio-political reality dictated by established power, namely the boundaries of our "reality"...
Addition
We include here an excerpt from Chapter 29 of Earth Changes and the Human-Space Relationship, written by our colleagues, which examines the strange sounds in more detail:
Over the past few years, "strange noises from the sky" (described as trumpet-like, metallic, whistling, cracking, buzzing and rustling sounds) have been reported from all corners of the planet. Their origin is unknown, but eyewitnesses always describe them as coming “from the sky” or “from under the earth”; they have a short duration of only a few minutes; their distribution is limited, although they are likely to occur simultaneously in different locations or in clusters.
One of several scientists whose quotes on this topic can be found in the media is Azerbaijani geophysicist Elchin Khalilov:
In our opinion, the source of such a powerful manifestation of gravitational-sound waves should be energy processes of colossal scale. These processes include powerful solar flares and the high-energy flows they create, rushing to the earth's surface and destabilizing the magnetosphere, ionosphere and upper layers of the atmosphere. Thus, collisions of shock waves in the solar wind, particle flows and flashes of electromagnetic radiation arising as a result of powerful solar flares are the main causes of the emergence of gravitational-sound waves, which are preceded by a period of increased solar activity.
Taking into account the significant increase in solar activity, as evidenced by the increase in the number and energy of solar flares since mid-2011, we can with a high degree of probability assume that a significant increase in solar activity is influencing the occurrence of this unusual hum coming from the sky.
While there is certainly some truth to Khalilov's claims, he also misleads readers by claiming that the cause of these strange sounds is "a significant increase in solar activity, as evidenced by the increase in the number and energy of solar flares since mid-2011." Note that Khalilov refers to solar flares, not sunspots. So let's look at solar flare activity in recent years.
Rice. 163: Monthly sunspot numbers, 1998–2013
As you can see from the graph above, the intensity of solar flares has been rising (timidly and erratically) since 2011 (green vertical line), despite the fact that, as we already know, we are in an unusually weak solar cycle (SC24), which also preceded by a weak solar cycle (SC23).
Strange sounds began to be reported in 2009. Since then, from 0 to 450 flares have occurred on the Sun every month. If, as Khalilov claims, an increase in the number of flares causes these strange sounds, then why were they not reported in 2000, when the number of solar flares varied from 400 to 800 per month?
In addition to pointing out false reasons for this phenomenon, Khalilov also does us a disservice by claiming that the Sun was unusually active at that time, when the facts point to the exact opposite.
However, the “[destabilization] of the magnetosphere, ionosphere and upper atmosphere” mentioned by Khalilov appears to be a reliable and useful observation. These “strange sounds” seem to be a type of electrophonic phenomenon after all.
This is not a hum or rumble that propagates acoustically, such as the sounds heard seconds or minutes after observing meteorites. Electrophonic sounds should also not be confused with electrophonic audibility, which is produced by the passage of an electric current (of a certain frequency and intensity) through the human body.
Electrophonic sounds were first described by astronomer Edmund Halley, who collected eyewitness accounts of a large meteorite observed over England in 1719. Numerous eyewitnesses reported hissing sounds as the meteorite fell, as if it were very close. However, according to triangulation calculations, made by Halley, this meteorite flew at an altitude of 97 km. At this altitude, sound takes approximately 5 minutes to reach the earth's surface. Then, how can we explain the fact that eyewitnesses simultaneously heard and saw this meteorite? Halley dismissed this as pure eyewitness fantasy due to a "frightened imagination", and his conclusions became the generally accepted opinion for many centuries, despite repeated observations of electrophonic sounds accompanying meteorites.
In the 1940s, some scientists began to reconsider the problem from a physics perspective, and by the 1980s, Australian physicist Colin Keay demonstrated that meteorites could indeed produce electrophonic sounds. Kay discovered that in addition to light, meteorites also emit very long waves (VLF), which travel at the speed of light, hence the simultaneous visual and acoustic observations described above. In 1988, Watanabe et al first detected an ultra-long wave signal emanating from a meteorite.
These ultra-long waves are formed due to turbulence in the geomagnetic field (i.e., in the Earth's magnetic field) caused by the magnetic influence of meteorites. This is not a mechanical, but an electromagnetic phenomenon: a meteorite creates not only turbulence in the air surrounding it (i.e. a sonic boom), but also electromagnetic radiation that creates oscillations in the surrounding geomagnetic field (ultra-long waves). Ultra-long radio waves, of course, are inaudible for people. However, ultra-long sound waves are partially within our auditory range.
The electrophonic sounds produced by meteors are usually described as hissing or crackling sounds, but they can cover a variety of frequency ranges. Kay demonstrated in laboratory experiments how meteors are capable of producing ultra-long waves, as well as how they can be converted into audible sounds. The human body itself can serve as a signal converter, but external conversion caused by a nearby object (such as a pair of glasses or an antenna) is more efficient than conversion occurring inside the human ear.
In addition, the already mentioned “opening” of the Earth can also be a source of electrophonic sounds. Much of the Earth's crust can become highly conductive when it is subjected to mechanical stress or shock, and this high conductivity is quite capable of causing turbulence in the Earth's electromagnetic field, both underground and in the atmosphere. Is it possible that when stones “wake up”, they not only sparkle and glow, as Freund pointed out, but under the right conditions they also “sing”?
This could explain why numerous eyewitness accounts indicate that the sound "came from ground level," from multiple locations, from a nearby region, from the sky, or "from everywhere and nowhere." Kay also mentions that human sensitivity to electrophonic sounds is variable, which may explain why some eyewitnesses report hearing electrophonic sounds, while other eyewitnesses report hearing no such sounds, even though they were in the same place.
Some Christian fundamentalists identify these sounds with the "Trumpets of Jericho." This explanation may indeed have some truth in light of the fact that the story of Jericho involves a mystical meteorite event. In such a scenario, the electrophonic sounds caused by the meteorite may have been remembered as "trumpet sounds", and the subsequent destruction of the city walls by earthquake and fires caused by comet bombardment may well have been transformed over time in biblical legend into an attack by the Israelite army.
The story of Jericho from the Old Testament is not the only example of this. From the Revelations of John the Divine to Ovid's Metamorphoses, scenes from the New Testament, Homer's Iliad, the historical chronicles of the Roman Empire and numerous myths and legends, ancient and historical evidence has linked blaring horns and trumpets with mass destruction.
"...All the same, undoubted signs of future sorrows are revealed: Black clouds began to thunder, they say, with weapons; A horn was heard in the heavens and terrible trumpet sounds - they proclaimed Sin..."
~ Ovid, Metamorphoses, Book 15 (8 AD)
“They rushed with noisy alarm; the earth groaned deeply; The great sky resounded around us like a trumpet."
~ Homer, Iliad, Canto XXI
These sounds were often associated with images of “fire-breathing” dragons and gods, bringing death and destruction from lightning, falling stones, fire and brimstone. According to Clube and Napier, they, among others, were likely descriptions and memories of comet sightings from antiquity, a period when such divine acts were much more frequent and dramatic.
In addition to producing eerie sounds, electrophonic phenomena can also cause mutations in living organisms, including humans, even in the absence of mutagenic radiation, as explained in the following excerpt from a study of the 1908 Tunguska event:
Some genetic abnormalities have been noted in plants, insects and inhabitants of the Tunguska region. It is noteworthy that an increased frequency of biological mutations was found not only at the epicenter of the explosion, but also along the trajectory of the fall of the Tunguska meteorite. In these regions no traces of radioactivity were found, which could be attributed to a meteorite. The main hypotheses about the nature of the Tunguska meteorite: a stony asteroid, a cometary nucleus or a carbon-containing chondrite - can easily explain the lack of radioactivity, but do not answer the question: what to do with a genetic anomaly? Choosing between these hypotheses, in light of the presence of a genetic anomaly, is akin to choosing between “blue, green and spotted devil,” as academician N.V. said. Vasiliev. However, if we look at this from the point of view of another mystical phenomenon - electrophonic meteorites, then the origin of the Tunguska genetic anomaly will become more clear.
In conclusion, in addition to atmospheric dust, impacts with the earth's surface, electromagnetic pulses and airborne viruses, electrophonic sounds are another confirmed effect of meteorites.
As noted, meteorites are not the only phenomenon that can cause electrophonic sounds. Earthquakes, lightning and northern lights ( Aurora Borealis) are also confirmed sources of electrophonic sounds. They exhibit strong electromagnetic activity, which explains the destabilization of the geomagnetic field and the emission of ultra-long waves. In a broader context, any significant change in the planet's electromagnetic environment can cause turbulence in the geomagnetic field.
The connection between electrophonic sounds and catastrophes in general (and cometary activity in particular) was mentioned many times in ancient texts. One gets the impression that what we are dealing with today is not something new, but just another wave of cosmic changes and subsequent destruction on Earth.
Once again, we see that the ruling elite is trying to present this phenomenon as man-made, harmless and not having any significance at all, when in fact these sounds are closely related to the ongoing cosmic changes and very destructive natural phenomena.
In the name of Allah, the All-Merciful and Merciful
Sura 74 (Al-Mudessir). Verses 8-10:
“When the trumpet sounds, that day will be difficult, not easy for those who do not believe.”
I will tell you about the error in the translation of this verse, but a little later...
Only recently it became known that our solar system is approaching the Black Hole (Nakur) which is located in the center of the Milky Way every 5126 years.
And this terrible sound comes out of the Black Hole thanks to the rarefied gases that spread the sound. And as we get closer to her. The volume will increase. And the Mayans were the first to know and draw up a calendar, since they were helped in this by Zulqarnain, whom Allah endowed with Knowledge and Power. Meaning of the name "Zulqarnain":
“Zul”-Owner, “Kar”-Time, “Nein”-2
Sura 18 (El-Kehf) verse 86: “When he (Zulqarnain) arrived at the place where the sun sets, he found that it was setting into a muddy (black) spring...”
This means that Zulqarnain saw something dully black (Black Hole) next to which the sun passes.
Just as our Earth makes a full revolution around the sun, so the Sun, approaching the Black Hole (Nakur), ends its circular cycle and begins a new one. And this is called the full Solar Year (Nakurny Year).
Now about the incorrect translation
8 Ayah in Sura 74 (Mudessir): “When the trumpet sounds...”
In fact, in Arabic this verse does not use the word “Trumpet”, here is the verse in Arabic Sura 74 verse 8: “Feiza Nukyre fin Nakur i.” Allah uses the words "Sur" to use the word "Trumpets" in Arabic in the Qur'an. As we see in this verse it is written “Nakur” and not “Sur” (Trumpet). Let's write the correct translation: Sura 74. Ayah 8-10: “When a sound is heard from Naqur, that day will become a hard day, not easy for the disbelievers.”
Let me explain to you what “Nukir” and “Nakur” mean in Arabic:
1) Nukyr - means Stretching like (trunk) or the beak of a bird acquiring a spiral shape.
2) Nakur - a) Suction, absorbing with great force
b) Producing a (deafening, terrible) sound.
Muhammad (PBUH) said: “one of the signs of the Mahdi will be a Sound from the sky which will be heard by people living in both the West and the East” (The Sign of the Expected Mahdi Ibni-Hajer-i-Makki-Haytemi, p. 53)
In your opinion, what sound and what Nakur is meant? Black hole?
In fact, when a Black Hole is formed, it pierces or, let’s put it this way, twists the space around itself, forming a funnel (similar to a trunk), the length of which can reach several million light years. What enters it will never come out again, except for a terrifying, powerful sound with charged particles (gases) that come out due to strong turbulence.
The word Nakur in Sura 74 has the meaning of Black Hole of the Milky Way:
1. Stretching like a trunk, forming a funnel,
2. a) SUCTION (ABSORBING) FORCE
b) Emitting (LOUD) sounds
It was the sound of Nakur (the Black Hole of the Milky Way) that Allah mentioned in Sura 74 (Mudssir), and not the sound of the Horn (Sura), because Nakur emits sound through SUCTION (AIR), and Sur (Horn) - like Nakur has the shape of a pipe, a funnel, but produces sound through BLOWING (AIR).
As we approach the Black Hole, flares will occur more and more often on the Sun, and on Earth there will be tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanoes will become active, and everything will be electric. devices will fail. All these sounds, solar flares, tsunamis, earthquakes... will stop after our solar system moves away from the Black Hole (Nakura). And a new (Nakurny) year will begin, or let’s call it a new era according to the Mayan calendar. If this sound that is heard throughout the World was the sound of Sur (Horn), as some claim, then now you and I would not exist.
So, all these unusual sounds that you heard from the sky or heard in the video indicate that we are approaching the black hole (Nakur). Which proves that we have entered Ahirzaman (End Times). And it is a sign of the exit of the Mahdi and the approach of the Hour (the End). And before this event, almost all the other prophecies of Muhammad (PBUH) came true. Of the 100-300 signs of the Hour (the End), 6 remain:
Exit Mahdi a.s.;
The coming out of Masih Dajjal;
The coming of Isa a.s.;
Exit of Yajuj and Majuj;
Spread of smoke (dukhan);
And the sunrise from the West.
And after these great signs, Israfil a.s. will blow the Horn (Sur) and the End will come. May Allah help us!!!
(This information is taken from the video clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqdaHgkmLjg, a very interesting video clip, interesting facts, you can watch... and listen to these - Sounds)
Strange sounds in the sky, as in the video, is heard by millions of people, but not very often. I often hear an incomprehensible, mysterious sound, many say. What are these sounds of nature, sounds from heaven, or are they man-made sounds, the confused people ask questions, awakened in the middle of the night and unable to fall asleep further?
At times, strange sounds at night and during the day resemble the sound of an orchestra with its brass pipes, but in any case they are alarming. More than one video filmed in Ukraine, Canada, the USA, Germany and Belarus shows simply amazing and unusual habits of the sky at the most unexpected hours, when relative silence reigns. This phenomenon has been observed for almost a decade, writes the Daily Mail.
The very first video of unusual, unearthly sounds in the skies was posted on YouTube in 2008 by a user from Gomel, Belarus.
That same year, another anonymous user shared the "ear-deafening sounds" and insisted it was "not a hoax," from what is believed to be a quiet area of the US.
User Kimberly Wookey from British Columbia in Canada was the first human to capture alien celestial sound in June 2013, and since then she has managed to capture several recordings of the noise, most recently from May 7, 2015.
I jumped out of bed as it was the same sounds I had heard before and I ran to the camera to try and capture it. I went out into the living room and saw that my seven-year-old son had woken up and was terribly interested in what was happening. He said the noises woke him up and he also pointed to the window.
I was able to record three clips of these strange sounds for almost five minutes. After everything was finished, I sat down at the computer to download the video. After checking my Facebook account, I noticed that many locals had heard the same mysterious sounds again, but this time it was much more widespread.
Kimberly was so scared by the sounds coming from the sky that she contacted a local construction company to try to get an answer. Her efforts were stymied when the company responded by telling her that none of their machines could make that kind of noise.
"I personally don't think it has any religious connection, and I don't think it's about aliens, graders, trains, construction, etc.," she added. “I believe it could be geophysical phenomena.”
Similar sound recordings were recorded in Kyiv, Ukraine in August 2011, where a witness said: “The sound was very loud, and some people 30-40 km away from the recording site also heard them in other cities.
This event has been in the news with an investigation by experts and scientists, but there is still no exact explanation of what it was.
Encounters with manifestations of noise from the sky even caused some people to have vivid nightmares several days after the event.
Specifically, Aaron Traylor recorded in Montana, USA on February 18, 2012, and then said: “I have been having vivid nightmares since I posted very creepy strange noises that took place when I tried to see their source in the sky ; terrible, terrible nightmares." And he screamed in the middle of the night, which he had never done before.
While walking with his young daughter and dog, he began to hear scary noises early on and saw his dog perk up and raise his ears while his daughter stopped in her tracks. This sound was identical to the one that clearly appeared later, and the thought of “The End of the World” immediately pops into my head.
Aaron is confident that it is not noise from trains or planes, but rather the screeching and loud bangs at any time of the day that can be heard in that area constantly for up to 15 km away. Particularly surprising is the buzzing sound that can be heard at the beginning of the recording.
Video from Germany, from the mountains in the eastern Alps from Austria in the vicinity of Salzburg captured similar strange, incomprehensible sounds.
In Allen, Texas, USA, back in 2012, a mysterious noise greatly puzzled a group of people in a parking lot.
Geologist David Deming from the University of Oklahoma previously wrote an article about the phenomenon entitled "Mysterious and unknown sound heard in some places around the world by 10 percent of the population."
In his recording, he said the sources of the hum could include telephone transmissions for aircraft operated by the US Navy to communicate with undersea communications.
But according to NASA, the Earth has “natural radio emissions.”
“If people had radio antennas instead of ears, they could hear a wonderful symphony of strange sounds coming from our own planet. Scientists call them "chirps", "whistles" and "spherules".
“They sound like background music from a flashy sci-fi movie, but they're not sci-fi. Earth's natural radio emissions are real and, although we are mostly unaware of them, they are around us all the time."
For example, lightning can emit eerie-sounding radio waves, NASA says.
Earthquakes can also produce sub-audible sounds, according to reports from seismologists.
They are even trying to systematize these noises and sounds. This is the unidentified sound of Upsweep, which has existed at least since the Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory began recording SOSUS - an underwater sound surveillance system with listening stations around the world - in 1991 (first video). This sound "consists of a long train of narrow-band sounds rising upward, each lasting several seconds," the laboratory reports. The location of the source is difficult to determine, but it is located in the Pacific Ocean, approximately halfway between Australia and South America. The pattern changes depending on the time of year and is loudest in spring and autumn, although it is unclear why. The leading theory is that it is due to volcanic activity. The whistle was reliably recorded once on July 7, 1997.
Bloop - a big mystery among inexplicable sounds (video) . In 1997 (note that this was a big year for ocean auditory mysteries), an extremely powerful, ultra-low-frequency sound was detected at various acoustic listening stations thousands of kilometers apart and traced somewhere west of the southern tip of South America. The sound lasted about a minute and was heard many times throughout the summer. So far, it is believed that the Bloop is the sound of a strong earthquake in the glaciers, but scientists have not completely ruled out that the eerie sound originated from something “organic”, such as whales.
If the animal were the source of the Bloop, it would have to be larger than the blue whale. The most bizarre of all theories stems from the fact that the location of Bloop(a) is somewhat close to the fictional sunken city described in one of the books.
Julia (Julia) - This strange, incomprehensible sound was recorded on March 1, 1999, lasted approximately 15 seconds and was loud enough to be heard by all hydrophones in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. An Antarctic iceberg running aground is a prime suspect for Julia's source. A very similar long burst was recorded on May 19, 1997. The sound lasts about seven minutes (see video ), gradually decreasing in frequency, hence the name "Slowdown", and has been heard periodically since its initial discovery.
This sound has been recorded several times, mostly within the last 50 years or so. There have been frequent reports from various people of an incessant and disturbing low-frequency humming noise that can only be heard by a certain portion of the population (about 2%). It is difficult to pinpoint exactly when cases of Huma began, but it has been well documented since the 1970s, and cases have been appearing all over the world since then.
For those people who can hear, the strange hum is largely unavoidable and impossible to track. Victims report never having heard the noises before and say the hum is typically heard indoors and gets louder at night. It is also most common in rural and suburban areas and among people aged 55 to 70 ((video: ).
Scientists have long studied its cause, from time to time tracking it to pieces of industrial equipment emitting certain frequencies. For the most part, however, the sound left everyone completely baffled. The list of other possible culprits is long and extensive: all wireless communication devices, power or gas lines, electromagnetic radiation, radio waves or tremors are suspected. Because the hum comes and goes and the cause can vary from case to case, the phenomenon still baffles researchers. A few things are clear at this point: Hum is real and likely a byproduct of 21st century life.
Heavenly earthquakes, terrible blows - usually near bodies of water. They have been talked about for about 200 years, particularly in the Ganges River region of India, on the East Coast and inland parts of the United States, near the North Sea, as well as in Australia, Japan and Italy. The sound, which has been described as simulating strong thunder or cannon fire, has been attributed to everything from meteors entering the atmosphere to gas escaping from vents on the Earth's surface (or gas exploding after being captured underwater by biological decomposition, such as earthquakes, the destruction of military aircraft, underwater caves, and even a possible by-product of solar and/or terrestrial magnetic activity (the video, unfortunately, is no longer available).
Now this is something: UVB-76, also known in English-language sources as The Buzzer, has been appearing on shortwave radio stations for decades. It broadcasts on a frequency of 4625 kHz, and after repeated buzzing sounds the voice sometimes... reads numbers and names in Russian. The source and target were never identified.
A lone whale or the only unknown animal in the ocean with an atypical sound at a low frequency of 52 Hz. which is higher. than ordinary whales (video below).
Most possible theories for strange and mysterious sounds also include:
- Friction, grinding of tectonic plates on the top of the mantle, hereafter collectively referred to as the lithosphere. The plates, about 100 km thick, are made of two main types of materials: oceanic crust (mainly silicon and magnesium) and continental crust (silicon and aluminum).
- The force of atmospheric pressure is the force per unit area exerted on a surface by the weight of the air above.
- Interaction of sounds from shunting trains with wires.
- Simultaneous construction work in the area.
Well, and just incredible versions of apocalyptic sounds so far:
- Alien life forms are cleaning up the Earth.
- Rumors that the US government is using a secret HAARP weapon in the skies to influence the weather for defensive defense purposes. But this cannot explain the causes of sounds in other countries.
- Well, the harbinger of the Apocalypse - and the seven trumpets of Heaven - The seven trumpets sound, one at a time, to announce the apocalyptic events that were seen in the vision and Revelation of Jesus Christ, which will mean the End of the World...
Sources: www.dailymail.co.uk, mentalfloss.com, cosmosmagazine.com, www.sandiegouniontribune.com
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