Artificially Generated Electromagnetic Radiation: Where Does It Go?

Over the past 10 years, I've begun hearing strange, low frequency sounds. I never heard these before I was 20. I've talked to at least 20 other people who've claimed to hear these new, completely unfamiliar sounds as well. One friend called it "the sound of 1000 bees" which I find to be a good description. The sound accompanies a slight buzzing sensation in the back of the head, when I experience it. It can also cut out suddenly when walking outside of a building, or vice versa. Looking for a downed power line, faulty appliance, or UFO reveals no physical source. The sound disappears in a short period of time, at most 1/2 hour.

Since long, detailed talks with others lead me to believe that more are experiencing these new sounds, I'm wondering what's causing them. This leads me to my question:

Can ATSers chime in on where all the energy/heat generated by cell antennas, wifi, etc. ends up? Does it condense into 'clouds', or collect in valley-bowls, or just disperse into the general atmosphere? A certain amount of this energy is lost by entropy during transmission, correct? How do physical laws regarding entropy and thermodynamics apply to EMF, with regards to my initial question? If my way of asking this 'off', please read between the lines. I'm trying to wrap my head around something I know little about.

reply to post by jem78


I think it's ELF (Extremely Low Frequency)
Look up Taos Hum on Google.
Hope that helps.

Much of the energy is absorbed and scattered by refraction on atmospheric gas and vapor. The rest is lost to the Earth field scattered into tinier fractal elements until they become part of the background radio noise.

reply to post by Seti_Starr


Wow, I'd never heard of the Taos Hum. After reading the description in Wikipedia, it appears to be the exactly same thing my friends & I hear in Southern California. It's neat to hear all the opinions of how the sound is being generated. Thanks for passing this on.

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I looked up 'background radio noise' on Wikipedia, and found this entry at the end of the Noise (radio) article:

"Electromagnetic noise can interfere with electronic equipment in general, causing malfunction, and in recent years standards have been laid down for the levels of electromagnetic radiation that electronic equipment is permitted to radiate."

Perhaps electromagnetic noise can interfere with audio-functioning as well, or simply get picked up by our hearing senses?

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I found this on a Taos Hum website, regarding the investigation done to find its source. It looks like the electromagnetic background noise angle was considered viable in that case:

"To support the future direction of his research Mullins has pointed out that, as a nation, "...we're slowly building up the background of electronic noise...We're going to more and more cordless things all electromagnetic transmitters. Whether that's the cause of the hum, we don't know, but we can't write it off." Begich theorizes that the cause of the hum may be found within this electromagnetic background buildup."

www.qsl.net...

The invisible weapons use elf frequencies that are pulsed in a microwave format. As such, they are capable of penetrating anything. These are the devices that taxpayers spend many billions, if not trillions, supporting in space.

It is a subject that only interests me as in effect, not cause, as I know that there's no convincing the proprietors of a 'God'. There will be many outward manifestations of God because they are playing with profane electricity. My instinct tells me that when civilization starts playing with smart electricity (they just can't help it), that civilization soon ends.

'you never did the Kenosha Kid'
-Pynchon

Originally posted by davidmann

It is a subject that only interests me as in effect, not cause, as I know that there's no convincing the proprietors of a 'God'. There will be many outward manifestations of God because they are playing with profane electricity. My instinct tells me that when civilization starts playing with smart electricity (they just can't help it), that civilization soon ends.

edit on 10-9-2010 by davidmann because: source add

What is smart electricity?

reply to post by jem78


Smart electricity is modulated to interact with your mind. It is so smart that it's very existence is denied. You get it through your cell phone, to make you think everything's going to be all right, as a quell. It has unlimited applications. 911 mastermind chertoff will spend taxpayer money to insure that a 'smart grid' is in place for the nwo to more easily tell what you are up to in the privacy of your home.

It's not just raw electrons anymore...it's complex, using quantum measuring.

Allow me to elaborate....there's a disinfo specialist I occasionally blog about. Usually, nothing happens. But once, when revving up the brain to reflect on him (it may be a group of people or an AI) I was hit with a blast of audible whining that almost caused me to collapse. That's the sort of game I'm describing when I say 'smart electricity'.

I made an error in my last post so let me restate it. The weapons grade em radiation being used for mind control is a microwave which is pulsed in an elf wave, not vice versa.

reply to post by jem78


First - you need to rule out medical cause - these symptoms (tinnitus) can result from blood flow problems and more.

tinnitus a noise in the ears, such as ringing, buzzing, or roaring, usually psychogenic but sometimes capable of being heard by others than the patient. Common causes include presbycusis, prolonged exposure to loud environmental noise, and such pathological conditions as inflammation and infection of the ear, otosclerosis, Meniere disease, and labyrinthitis. Systemic disorders associated with tinnitus include hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases, and neurologic disorders such as head injury, hyperthyroidism, and hypothyroidism. Tinnitus may also be seen as one of the first symptoms produced by an ototoxic drug.

Second - whether or not you or anyone else has health issues that explain your/their tinnitus, microwaves and a variety of radiation totally pollute and contaminate our atmosphere. And yep, they cause proteins to misfold, alter our cell structure and genetic code, and more...

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I doubt it's low-frequency tinnitus, since it's localized to certain buildings, or outside. So if it's heard outside, I can walk into a house & it disappears, and vice-versa. Once I heard it in my mother's house for two days straight, whenever I entered her home. I didn't hear it outside, or in any other building, during those two days.

It can be very loud, and to have a sound like that just cut-out when I leave a building seems strange. I've had ear-ringing before, after concerts... the low-freq hum sound is an experience that's entirely different. The sound doesn't seem to be coming from any singular direction. It's just this creepy all-pervasive warbling static-type sound. The pitch doesn't change by moving somewhere else, although the sound can suddenly cut out entirely, like I said before, by going in- or outside. It also can simply disappear after several minutes.

reply to post by davidmann


What you say about the smart grid is interesting. They are now rolling an s-load of towers out into the backcountry, in places where you'd never expect to find them. The gas & electric companies are using these wireless communications towers to read people's house meters, via 'smart meter' technology. Someone mentioned that there's a nation-wide plan to convert all gas/electric meters to 'smart meters'. Do you know anything about this?

Originally posted by davidmann
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It has unlimited applications. 911 mastermind chertoff will spend taxpayer money to insure that a 'smart grid' is in place for the nwo to more easily tell what you are up to in the privacy of your home.

Ok I'm dumb. Smart grid=smart meters. Took me a second to connect the dots.

I have always felt and heard electricity in "fields" so to speak, even feeling queasy next to some antennas and electricity towers when I was a child, never wanted to get near them yet some underlying part of me wanted to feel/hear the humming buzz

Nowadays i can hear televisions being turned on by some very distinct buzzing hum that is not blood pressure related I can assure you!

I turn off the wireless internet because I get some nasty lower back problems, It took me a while to find out the cause, I've been thinking of building a Faraday cage around my living quarters but still debate the pros and cons!

you are not alone, some people can feel/hear fields, specially while being young.
I'm sure the same emissions can be perceived by animals and insects, some denialists will rather make fun of the bee problem and its relation to emf vhf and any other data transmitted through space, and of the increasing cases of leukemia, and brain cancer from high exposures to cell phone radiation...

keep that tinfoil hat on!