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Originally posted by uberarcanist
Secret military hypersonic craft such as scramjets are my first suspicion.
Originally posted by Dulcimer
I hope you got some good moon shots.
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(PS That camera you have has a sound recorder mode and can also record sound in movie clips)
Thanks for sharing the story. If the noise was as loud and as long as you said it was that is strange.
Sound is not always associated with UFO's, but in some cases it is. I have heard of several cases involving a dull rumbling, but I have never read about a noise as loud as what you have described in a UFO case.
Originally posted by interestedalways
Your moon shots are great. They look like an egg with an embryo in it.
Sounds like an interesting occurance to see that clear sighting of the moon while something so unfamiliar was going on with the noise.
Did I missunderstand or did you not see a plane at any point during the 30 minutes of sound? That would make me think something was up!
You did a good job at describing in detail.
Originally posted by defcon5
Looking at a map of Monroe you have a small airport on the other side of Telegraph rd. Having lived around many airports including Detroit Metro, and having worked at one, what I think you heard was a engine test run-up. The sound would not change much because the plane is not moving, only the throttle would be changing its pitch some. The sound of an Engine being tested late at night carries an extremely long distance.
Originally posted by undo
Would help if perhaps he could verify the largest plane allowed at the airport. Armed with that information, it could be determined what size and volume of noise the engines in question could make during a test run-up. No?
Originally posted by undo
Would help if perhaps he could verify the largest plane allowed at the airport. Armed with that information, it could be determined what size and volume of noise the engines in question could make during a test run-up. No?
Monroe Custer Airport -
Monroe Aviation is focused on developing a strong flight school program, charter service, full service general aviation maintenance service, and corporate offerings developed specifically for corporate clients.
Planes at Monroe Custer Airport are: Cessna 172SP - N52773, Cessna 172 - N6542H, Cessna 150 - N714HY, and the Cessna 150 - N6981G
Originally posted by defcon5
Unfortunately no, that is not going to help much.
From the satellite photo it looks like it’s a private airport, but even a private airport can support private and corporate jets. A jet engine during a test run-up is horribly loud, I used to hear Delta’s maintenance facility running them a good ten miles north of Tampa International late at night. When they run tests it’s much louder then when the aircraft is flying as they often have the engine cowling cracked open to check various things inside. A lot of your sound baffling is provided by the engine cowling, this is why you can normally only hear an aircraft that is flying when it’s facing away from you. To make matters worse, both the concrete and any buildings in that area are going to make that sound echo and amplify it.
Originally posted by anathema777
The sound I heard was so very loud, it was very interesting to say the least. It's the first time I heard something like that and as a result was compelled to stick half my body out the window for like 6-8 minutes from my bedroom facing west trying to figure out what the hell it was or catch a glimpse at some monster sounding military black box craft.
Originally posted by anathema777
napped about 200 pictures of the Moon real quick and took some pictures in the direction of fermi and some smoke stacks in hopes of catching something I couldn't see with the naked eye.
Originally posted by anathema777
S. Thanks for the insite so far my friend, its good to see some people actually taking a second to try and help me figure this out even if it does (most liekly) turn out to be something usual and mundane. Thank you kindly!
Originally posted by SKUNK2
Wait a minute!
You had your camera out attempting to film it????
So why not post the video so we can hear the jet sound????
This could just be a figment of your imagination!!!!
Originally posted by defcon5
Originally posted by anathema777
napped about 200 pictures of the Moon real quick and took some pictures in the direction of fermi and some smoke stacks in hopes of catching something I couldn't see with the naked eye.
I cannot think of any reason that the sound would be coming from Fermi, it was my understanding that they were shutting that down years ago anyway. I have a friend that works for them; I can try and ask him if he would know of anything there that would make a loud rumbling sound, but I have a feeling that the answer is going to be no.