reply to post by Under Water
in the world? you show only a map of the US. Are there report from europe and others continents or not?
Map of the strange sound phenomenon heard around the world., page 9
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 04:35 AM by WhizPhiz
reply to post by Magnus47
However, one thing the tunnel boring theory can't account for is the weird flashes of light and sudden halting of the sound.
However, one thing the tunnel boring theory can't account for is the weird flashes of light and sudden halting of the sound.
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 04:40 AM by dadfortruth1
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I was thinking this too, but would it be wise doing anything like that so close to the madrid fault line?
Then I was leaning towards the earthquake theory, but that would mean we might be about to see large quakes at very different parts of the planet.
Now im just going to say i have know idea.
What a great Mystery, I just hope it's nothing too ominous.
Additionally the US military (and others) has extensive documented experience in detonating nuclear explosions underground, which is known to form an underground cavity
I was thinking this too, but would it be wise doing anything like that so close to the madrid fault line?
Then I was leaning towards the earthquake theory, but that would mean we might be about to see large quakes at very different parts of the planet.
Now im just going to say i have know idea.
What a great Mystery, I just hope it's nothing too ominous.
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 04:50 AM by zipcode80013
reply to post by Under Water
Flagler County Florida seems to be the hot spot. Do you have the mapping capacity to see from where the HAARP site in Alaska is in a projection that would straight line an equal distance to somewhere that equals a bounce. know what I mean?
Flagler County Florida seems to be the hot spot. Do you have the mapping capacity to see from where the HAARP site in Alaska is in a projection that would straight line an equal distance to somewhere that equals a bounce. know what I mean?
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 04:53 AM by jlafleur02
I post a reply in the thread about the compass readings. It has to do with multi-pole magnets.
my post
Very technical but it talks about magnets with multiple poles. One theory would be that the molten core of the earth has undergone some fluctuations. Small changes around some points where the crust is thinner causing fluid changes that results in multiple poles created. The fluid changes creates a harmonic that is present in many models of fluid dynamics. I am not educated in this area so if there is someone who is take a look at it. It isn't that far fetched and doesn't foretell the end of the earth.
my post
Very technical but it talks about magnets with multiple poles. One theory would be that the molten core of the earth has undergone some fluctuations. Small changes around some points where the crust is thinner causing fluid changes that results in multiple poles created. The fluid changes creates a harmonic that is present in many models of fluid dynamics. I am not educated in this area so if there is someone who is take a look at it. It isn't that far fetched and doesn't foretell the end of the earth.
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 04:56 AM by Magnus47
I will say that having read the thread now, there is a strong case for geologic activity accounting for at least some of the reports that have been
mapped out. After all, you gotta consider, those Appalachian mountains had to rise up from somewhere. However, the reports of mechanical grinding
sounds and rhythmic rumblings are still unaccounted for, I'd say.
If you're talking about the two flashes in the video I'm thinking of, I admit that was pretty weird. However, it can still be explained as a busted transformer in a power line (out of sight from the camera), sparking because it's getting shaken by the vibrating ground beneath it. Pretty much any significant disturbance can cause a transformer to flash and spark (search "power line transformer" in Google Videos). I've seen it myself in fact.
Originally posted by WhizPhiz
reply to post by Magnus47
However, one thing the tunnel boring theory can't account for is the weird flashes of light and sudden halting of the sound.
If you're talking about the two flashes in the video I'm thinking of, I admit that was pretty weird. However, it can still be explained as a busted transformer in a power line (out of sight from the camera), sparking because it's getting shaken by the vibrating ground beneath it. Pretty much any significant disturbance can cause a transformer to flash and spark (search "power line transformer" in Google Videos). I've seen it myself in fact.
edit on 22-3-2011 by Magnus47 because: Link didn't work
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 05:02 AM by WhizPhiz
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That is true. But that would imply they stopped the boring machine after they realized they took out a transformer. Which would also mean they'd need to start the machine up again if they want to continue the tunnel. So if this theory is correct, chances are the people that filmed that event will hear the same sound again at some point.
However, it can still be explained as a busted transformer in a power line (out of sight from the camera), sparking because it's getting shaken by the vibrating ground beneath it.
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 05:05 AM by jlafleur02
Originally posted by WhizPhiz
reply to post by Magnus47
That is true. But that would imply they stopped the boring machine after they realized they took out a transformer. Which would also mean they'd need to start the machine up again if they want to continue the tunnel. So if this theory is correct, chances are the people that filmed that event will hear the same sound again at some point.
However, it can still be explained as a busted transformer in a power line (out of sight from the camera), sparking because it's getting shaken by the vibrating ground beneath it.
I don't know if I missed it but why are they boring tunnels?
reply posted on 22-3-2011 @ 05:07 AM by Rohdan
There are unknown sounds undersea worldwide. They still don't know what they are, but this is a known phenomenon for many years now.
undersea sounds
it's a german link. you may wanne use a translator. On the right side you can find the sound files. it's kinda creepy and some of them remind me of those recent sounds.
undersea sounds
it's a german link. you may wanne use a translator. On the right side you can find the sound files. it's kinda creepy and some of them remind me of those recent sounds.
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