Originally posted by spinkyboo
I hesitated to write this - as I'm not at all sure what it is I am hearing.
I have gotten up 3 times in the last month to see what is flying over us -
nothing there. Last night was one of the nights. I am in Southern Ca.
It isn't a shaking - it's a loud rumbling -
like a helicopter, jet that is too close or a large truck.
It doesn't happen during the day - only at night.
Just putting it out there.
It is likely not what you are all experiencing there -
but it is strange and unusual for here.

I am so happy to see this post! I live in Southern California. About 2 months ago my entire family was awaken by a horrible sound. I thought it was an earthquake at first then realized the earth was not shaking. The sound was so loud like something I have never heard. It was a cross between the sound of an Earthquake, A Jet, Heavy Wind, and a large Explosion. The following day I spoke to about 5 people in a 8 mile radius that heard the same excact sound. It was so scary sounding it affected several people to the point they had trouble sleeping at night since the incident. I work in Law Enforcement and spoke to two friends whom heard the same noise and both were very concerned about it. The local newspaper/tv never reported anything about it. I was so happy to see I am not the only one hearing noises on the West Coast!

I live in Tacoma, Wa, very very close to Fort Lewis (Army) and McChord Air Force Bases. We hear loud booms and feel vibrations throughout the year from drills and tests they perform and the military usually notifies the local media to avoid any alarm.

On Saturday night (10/10) around 7-8pm, I heard many loud booms and felt "thunder-like" noises/vibrations. It almost sounded as if there was a professional fireworks show going on in the skies above. My whole family just stopped talking and stared blankly at each other as this went on. It lasted no more than 15 mins but nobody in the room recalled hearing an announcement on the local news. Then again, we could have just missed it.

I live in Auburn Washington and a few neighbors and myself can feel light vibrations lasting for a few seconds. It's been off and on for months, we thought it was just us because none of the other neighbors say they can feel it. I hope Mt. Rainer isn't waking up, on a side note we have a dam thats slowly starting to fail so I really hope it doesn't ramp up around here.

I live in s helens, Oregon and couple of years ago there was a loud roar like jet aircraft overhead only the roar lasted for almost 20 minutes. People shrugged it off and thought nothing of it. One guy I know even went so far to explain that it was a refueling plane but I'm not so sure as he didn't acually see anything. I just know that there are stars that behave funny and alot of mysterious lights flying around at night in odd formations. I even got a skeptic to acknowledge something wierd one night as we seemed to be in a flap that lasted about 3 weeks. At any rate, the Pac Northwest is an interesting place and needs to be watched bit more thoroughly by ufo hunters.

There's one thing I recently thought of posting. I used to live in Hawaii - for five years or so, and lived one year out in the middle of the rain forest. Occasionally, at around two or three AM when pretty much the entire neighborhood was asleep I would hear what sounded like chanting coming from somewhere towards the ocean. Never really did put much thought to it, except it got creepy at times. I listened to the Weird Sounds video, and those noises sounded almost exactly like the chanting.

I live in Beaverton Oregon, about a month? ago there were loud booming sounds at about 10:30 at night, sounded to me like a huge fireworks show going on somewhere with alot of mortors being shot off. I went outside and tried to pinpoint where it was coming from but couldnt. It seemed to be coming from all over. It was kind of scary because it didnt really sound like any fireworks show id ever been at. In the end i realized it was coming from down below the ground which freaked me out. It was shaking the glasses in our house everytime the boom happened. i remember i told my wife this must be what its like when those machines from war of the worlds starts walking around. It went away quickly, lasted about 15 minutes but it was really wierd and i havent forgotten it. I saw this thread and now it makes sense.

[edit on 13-10-2009 by saltlick]

Really strange that I should find this post tonight. I live in western Pennsylvania and this morning I heard a sound very much like what people on this thread are describing.

At first I was inside my house and heard what sounded like a low-flying jet of some kind. It was unusually loud but sounded very much like a jet. Typically the only planes I see in my rural area are small private ones. I fully expected to go outside and see some kind of military jet passing low over my house.

When I got outside it was very gray and overcast, so I wasn't sure if I would see the plane, but the sound was VERY loud, so I thought the aircraft might be low enough to be below the cloud cover. I stood in my driveway for several minutes looking up. Never saw anything. Even stranger, the sound didn't seem to be moving as it would if a jet were flying through the area. It didn't get louder or softer as I listened and didn't seem to be coming from any particular direction other than 'up.' Super puzzling to me.

It is quit obviously an invisible jet fighter. Some kind of image projection on the underside of the craft. And the best tests they have is scaring the #@4 out of the public and wait for people to start talking about the "invisible noise "

Anyone got Wonder Woman's number to see if hers is missing ?

I noticed this the other morning, I live in NYC so I am used to higher volume then most, it is consistently loud here, 24/7. But the other morning I felt actual shaking and heard rumbling from what I thought was a helicopter, and then it got too loud to be only one so maybe it was multiple helicopters. I went to the window and saw nothing, not even any clouds.

I also often hear a low rumble too, almost like it is in the far distance, but it lasts about 10 minutes.

These noises all seem foreign to me, like I said I am in NY, I know what planes, trains, and automotive thangs sound like.

sounds like it but not pipes lol

[edit on 14-10-2009 by OpTiMuS_PrImE]

What about Haarp. They bounce utra low frequencies off the atmosphere. Signal can travel for long distances.
located somewhere in Alaska.

[edit on 14-10-2009 by grbypackers]