I've been watching eQuake Alert and seen numerous 5+ quakes - at maximum so far ten in a single day all around the Pacific plate. They started with the 7's a couple weeks ago and just have not stopped since then. The 6.3 in the Fox Islands that just occurred is the latest in a long line of quakes. Even places like Iran and Tajikistan are seeing 5.0's. The usual level of these quakes are 2 and 3's. Not even counting the 4's.

They are cutting off California from the rest of the U.S. so it falls into the ocean easier. Very strange though.

Originally posted by Relative Five
They are cutting off California from the rest of the U.S. so it falls into the ocean easier. Very strange though.

That's not funny.
And probably not that much of a stretch.

The YouTube "strange sounds" clips do sort of sound like wind. The rumble I hear is just that, a rumble. Almost like a cross between a freight train and jet noises.

I just assumed jet because I didn't think about it much but maybe its not coming from the sky

Hey guys, questions

does this occur during the day time with a clear sky?

if not does it only occur during overcast and at night?

if thats the case, has anyone tried flying a kite or something that can get an altitude or shooting a gun in the sky (wouldnt advise that tho)

now ill agree its most likely underground digging of bases, but from that video he says the noise seems to come from everywhere, this issss a stretch but what if its a mothership hovering right over that city with a cloaking device?

Originally posted by RipCity-J
I live in Clackamas County as well. I have never heard the night rumblings that my other fellow Oregonian is talking about, But im sure going to start listening. Interesting when a thread on here hits home. Any other Oregonians out there have any simillar reports out there?? I will post back tomorrow see If I see/ hear anything strange tonight.

Multnomah County checking in and nope; I haven't heard rumblings, but it could be all the endless construction is masking it...

Originally posted by network dude
this may or may not be on topic, but when a jet is going say Mach 3, do you hear just 1 sonic boom? If just one, is it any different than one would be just going Mach 1? I was in the AF but my experience is limited to C-130s. Not a chance of approaching the sound barrier.

I was just thinking if they are flying the replacement for the SR71, or the next one around, it may cause these issues, and nobody will admit to it flying.

I take that back I didnt hear a sonic boom, just a very loud and unusual boom.

If the SR71 Blackbird taveled at mach 3 in the 60's. we know they have something new that hasnt been retired yet that we dont know about.

That is a good point. By the time we heard it we would lose sight.

This is interesting stuff...

I’m gonna down load the youtube clips and play them back through an old sound editing tool i have... just curious to see what the sound like at different speeds. I'll let you know if i find anything interesting....

Personally I’m gonna rule out the whole underground base thing... I would go with either some kind of seismic activity or experimental aircraft!

The second one sounds similar to where I stay there is an oil refinery and sometimes when it goes into shutdown mode they flare off gas at high pressure.

But I guess there are no industrial process in the area where the video is made, else the locals would be used to it.

Jabba the Hut is in his lair with his new girlfriend

I remember living on an AF base in high school and not far from my house (2 miles?) they would tie the jets down, full throttle and off/on the afterburner...wow was that something, you couldn't hear your self think and you felt like your chest was going to explode (if you were closer).

Sounds kinda like that as the above poster noted, but it would have to be stationary or just engine testing. I think if it was flying over the area the sound would be moving around more.

I think if there was a testing facility in the area people would know or suspect it, and given how its being heard all up and down the west coast I doubt thats what it is.

Before the land slide you posted the people there when it happened described like a 'loud boom box from a car' sound. So, makes me wonder what is going on under the ground.