I finally recorded the weird sound in the sky!

reply to post by westcoast


Cool....I'm going to check it out. This noise was loud, however I have heard it once very faint off in the distance. It was loud enough for my neighbors to come outside too.

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Well I guess besides me and my fiancee...one of my co-workers happened to read this post and just commented that he had heard/felt the same thing last night. He lives approximately 35 miles to the east of me.

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Most of the change we think we see in life is due to truths being in and out of favor.
~~Robert Frost (1874 - 1963), The Black Cottage

There was a similar thread a while ago, a lot of folk concluded that it was ground tests of jet engines.

That would need a special airport facility though, you can't run jet engines continuously at a runway.



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reply to post by My.mind.is.mine


I hear ya.......I have the same reaction.

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There was a rooster, but no cat That's a good description though....it's a complex sound.

reply to post by unknown32


I'll just say north Cental Louisiana....

reply to post by ZIPMATT


Next time I record it. I'll do the glass of water thing and film it....thanks for the info!

That was the sound of a rooster. Sound has been debunked.

Seriously though, good job on the recording.

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Sounds eerily similar to the mysterious rumble heard in Florida recently

I heard a sound a while back in the apcific northwest. From inside the house sounded like a rumbling truck was nextdoor. When I went outside It seemed to come from under the house or .... everwhere. It was weird because I eventually couldn't figure out in which direction it was coming from. But I know for a fact it reminded me of a idling rumbling truck engine.

I think it was some kind of thunder. Only last a few min. But it sounded exactly like a video I heard from FL.

reply to post by StealthyKat


Very interesting sound you have captured there.
I was wondering what model cam/recorder you used to capture it and whether you could post a link to the original file(even audio only if not possible).
I'd love to run it through some audio analysers here and take a look.
Cheers.
T.

Originally posted by filthysanchez
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Sounds eerily similar to the mysterious rumble heard in Florida recently

edit on 12-7-2011 by filthysanchez because: sorry posted a bad link

Yes, that's the same link I posted. Pratt & Whitney have a facilty to test jet and rocket engines in Palm Beach,
[Engine Center Facilities, Pratt & Whitney, West Palm Beach, FL]

I don't know how far this is from the OP though, maybe 500miles?

reply to post by Australiana


Yes.....the birds were making a lot of noise, and as you can hear (:lol my rooster was freaking out....running around. My cat got under the bed and wouldn't come out. That's strange behaviour for him, because he can hear thunder, and is not scared at all. My cocker spaniel was whining all day (she never does that).

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YES! That is a great description! Like a zapping electrical sound, combined with the sheet metal flapping noise, rumbles, and booming sounds. The volume flunctuates.

reply to post by cerebralassassins


Thanks....I did that but didn't see anything. I drove around the whole area, and my neighbor did too. I'm going to check out your link....thanks again!

i've heard this in florida in the last few months. my son heard it as well. it only lasted about 2 minutes then seemed to get farther away and the sound kind of echoed back to us. i recall living in utah by an air force base and one day the entire sky was throbbing with this huge, deep decibel.

It reminds me of independence day hidden signal - The Countdown

From minute 1.17



lol

The first thought that came to mind was a combine/harvester or some large farm equipment.

Sounds can be so tricky, weather conditions can certainly carry loud sounds unusually long distances but those tend to be directional, you can tell which way they come from, and unless you have some expensive audio recording equipment it just won't sound on video like you heard it live.

Ah for a hot-air balloon in times such as this. Then you can just pop up for a look around and pinpoint the source of the sound and the mystery would be solved.

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I just started responding to posts because I work nights....I promise I wasn't ignoring you. That machine is
a good idea...but it doesn't seem to be the same. Not saying it couldn't be....but it sounds too "steady". The noise I heard undulates like in waves for the most part.

Originally posted by etombo
All jokes aside it really sounds like a semi-truck engine breaking.

Semi-truck engine breaking from what? And it makes that noise for a straight hour....? All jokes aside and what not......