um i heard "explosions" but I am pretty sure it was because it was storming here..

Thanks for sharing - too many of these strange incidents are being brushed under the carpet but they won't go away!

Something is up for sure - hope others report when they hear these things - I think many people brush it off because they don;t understand it and find it scary - You Know! when you've heard something abnormal.

S&f

Has there been any shaking? Are the sounds coming from the sky and do they sound electric or like bombs going off under ground?

Some people think that there is a NO $**T Alien war going on right Above our heads/under our noses
and it may be heating up.

At this point I am not ruling ANYTHING out!!!

Obviously you are touching on a subject SOMEONE at the top doesn't want discussed here on ATS.
It is one thing to shut down a thread but quite another to do it and not even have the balls to tell you why.
I have seen this first hand several times.
You are not the only one my friend.

Dreamfox1 & Brokethewall,

Unlike fireworks which have the tendency to sound like sequential "pops", these sounded more like loud explosions and rumbling at times. Best way for me to describe them is they sounded like explosions from a distant rock quarry if anyone here has ever heard on before.
I'll try to give you guys a better explanation tomorrow and maybe ask a couple people I know to see if they heard anything similar...that is, if this thread is still here

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I heard it also down here in South Jersey. Exactly as you described.Sounded like bombs going off, but, yes, it did sound like it came from the sky...Just wanted to verify your story..

There is a lot of dredge work going on right now on the shore lines because of hurricane irene and the beach erosion. I know in my town they are raising a bridge, so we have been having random explosions for about a year now. For everyone reporting these booms, do you live near the shore?

Things like this are happening so often lately. The location you are at makes me wonder if it is an earthquake sound.....I hope not, but since there has been activity recently, it could be.

Originally posted by StealthyKat
Things like this are happening so often lately. The location you are at makes me wonder if it is an earthquake sound.....I hope not, but since there has been activity recently, it could be.

THAT is exactly what's making me believe that this is out of the ordinary. When people from several states away, hundreds of miles of distance, are also confirming these sounds at the same times.

Btw, some of the locations of the FB users I posted a screen shot of...Maryland, South Carolina, Tennessee, & Ohio.

I live in Eastern PA, last night I heard a boat load of what sounded like fireworks. This isn't uncommon for me, I live very close to a Minor League Baseball Stadium - every weekend during Game Season they fire off fireworks for 20+ minutes and it's always a fun sight.

However last night there was no Baseball game, I confirmed this with their website and the obvious fact it's not baseball season anymore. I was in my living room, watching TV, started hearing it. Didnt even think twice about it until I saw this thread. I was out last night, and while it was a rainy night there was no storming, and there was no way the sounds I heard were the cracks of thunder I am used to hearing.

I don't know what the sounds are -- but I definitely did hear booms coming from the air last night. For about an hour. Around 8p - 10p (i dont remember the exact time I am sorry)

My wife and I heard the same thing last night... around 8-830pm. My first instinct was that it was thunder, of course ... but upon checking the local radar, there was only light rain -- shades light and dark green anywhere near us, not yellow and red commonly associated with thunder storms. The closest visible thunderstorms were over NE Pennsylvania ...which is way to far away from us to hear from there.

We live off of exit 138 on the parkway ... 25'ish miles SW of New York City, and 40'ish miles NW of the nearest shore point.

Also, this is not the first time we've heard these mysterious rumblings.

Cheers & S+F.

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If any of you have a Sony Camcorder, put in in night vision mode, and shoot the area that you hear the explosions coming from. Also, if you have an Infra Red Filter, use it as well. Post what you record.
Good luck.
Don't forget to use a tri-pod, or steadying the camera on something solid.