Canada investigating "pinging sound" in Arctic sea

Comrade Putin sometime go for long bath swim.

Kamchatka bear make walking through forest. He see a whale and ask, "Aren't you suppose to be in ocean?"
Whale say, "Yes."
This funniest joke I tell at Pussy Riot execution.
Maybe is bear in water?
reply to: Nothin

Someone dropped their cellphone during an arctic cruise. Boy, it sure has a good battery and must be waterproof.

In my opinion the sky sounds phenomenon that has been heard worldwide since 2011 but in particular this year, is caused by waves coming from the ground that are resonating in the atmosphere.

It wouldn't surprise me if this sound is related to that phenomenon.

The massive sinkholes in Siberia, the locals knew it was a massive gas release because the said it was so powerful it made a noise like a horn and it shook the whole plain they live on.

They have noticed that the frequency of these sinkholes has sped up in recent years and that many new lakes are forming all over.

Could it be another natural gas leak underwater that is causing it?

a reply to: GorillaSnoop

Is bear in water: is cold bear! Ha-ha! (Is joke).

Maybe bear make ping-bloop? What?
Maybe bear make scaring wildlife? What?

If bear is make swim: is scared from Putin execution! Ha-ha! (Is again joke).

The Northern Passage is a short cut from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean because it is the shortest route between continents.
Russia calls it the Northern Sea Route.
U.S. nuclear submarines uses the Northwest Passage.
According to maps the ping is coming from a location that is the narrowest passage through the Northwest Passage used by submarines and surface vessels.
The ping could very well be a navigational aid for passage through the Northwest Passage.
The question is: Does the beacon belong to the U.S. or to Russia?
Just my opinion.
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a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Maybe a previously thought extinct volcano beneath sea level somewhere.

They exist in bc i know that much.

a reply to: gfawkes

Neat idea!
Altho I can't see anyone claiming it since it's apparently news to the Canadians. Passenger ship traffic has increased significantly in recent years in the Arctic,so a marker makes more sense than you'd think.

These sounds have been associated with plate movement Guys, if that has it been said already?

Not a good sign..

We should have a significant EQ event before December begins, around end of November, building up in intensity globally until that time. Worth watching Terral03.

Planet X is our route cause of coarse.

originally posted by: blackadder01
a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Maybe a previously thought extinct volcano beneath sea level somewhere.

They exist in bc i know that much.

You're definitely thinking in the right lines, I expect all dormant volcanoes to explode when poleshift occurs, we're just warming up until then.

I know we have a few ex navy sonar guys on this site.

Maybe a few would like to chime in. Or send a pm.

originally posted by: EndOfDays77

originally posted by: blackadder01
a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Maybe a previously thought extinct volcano beneath sea level somewhere.

They exist in bc i know that much.

You're definitely thinking in the right lines, I expect all dormant volcanoes to explode when poleshift occurs, we're just warming up until then.

Things will go out with a bang if that happens. They say a mini iceage could occur anywhere from now till 2030 so we will wait and see how that one goes.

what sort of equipment would it require
to make a noise loud enough
to disrupt hunting throughout an area
from the ocean floor?
maybe i'm misunderstanding something
but that seems...
incredible to say the least

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
If it is a sub, could it possibly be that the sub is in trouble, and noise is being made deliberately in the hopes of attracting attention?

I don't want to jump out on a limb and say it was the Russians. It could just as easily be a Canadian, American, or Chinese sub.

We'll have to see if anybody reports any subs missing in the coming weeks, in some location far away from the Canadian arctic.

Looks like they found that missing North Korean submarine

How about presidentialization of Canada, throw the brits out, bring americans in ?

What known submarine can make the kind of noise needed to make wildlife stay far away from it? That's a pretty loud sonar.

How Loud is the Navy’s
SURTASS/LFA Sonar System? (it's a PDF document fact sheet on this sonar system, one page).

Loudest sonar

a reply to: Quantumgamer1776

Maybe it's Godzilla