Well, this is my first thread on ATS, so i hope it does well..
Anyways, as of late, (this last night, beginning around 3 A.M.) I began hearing an odd rumbling sound, similar to a jet engine idling, or prolonged thunder directly overhead while outside smoking a cigarette. I listened for about 10 minutes, but had had a long night, and chalked it up to being extremely tired. So i step inside and naturally, i hopped onto ATS to see if anyone had posted about it. To my dismay, i found a brand new thread from someone in Tennessee, hearing the exact same noise. We discussed it briefly, and at around 4:00 i stepped outside to smoke again, and sure enough the noise was still going. A low pitched rumble coming from the sky as it seemed. Tired and worried I went to sleep. I was then awoken suddenly around 6:00 A.M. to my dog barking loudly, which is very unusual, because she is a well trained German Shepherd who only barks at intruders, and when told to speak.. So i get up, and go to make some tea to prepare for the day when i realize my chimney was shaking! upon stepping outside the noise was still going, 3 hours later. Here is where it gets weird, in the slightly raised light i could see that the sky was not visible at all over the clouds. Basically overcast from W to E.. So i got on ATS to post on the previously mentioned thread(will provide link if asked) and two other members confirmed that while the rumbling happened, none of us could see the sky. I looked through some videos of the rumbling, and found they all showed the exact same, a completely overcast sky. So i ask you brothers, have any of you also heard this rumbling, and if so did you take note of the sky?

A phenomenon that can be felt from Tennessee until Louisiana at the same night is really such a huge phenomenon!

I'm starting to feel really interested about this!

There have been a lot of people around the world hearing the same things you have experienced, in fact as I think back the last couple of years I have experienced similar sounds as well. Now in this day and age anything is possible, and what I am about to say may be a little out there but, what if the technology of cloaking is in fact possible, these rumblings everyone are hearing may in fact be TPTB preparing for project bluebeam? I know, sounds a little crazy, but if mans technology is in fact 30-40 years ahead of what we are actually being told, would this scenario answer some of these rumblings? S&F for ya

It kind of reminds me of a jet at mid altitude rumbling by. I've never heard this exact noise you describe. I do also live by an airport so I imagine that makes it difficult for me too as I am underneath air travel at lower altitudes all the time. That is not however an attempt to 'debunk' this phenomenon...I have no clue what it is and I really hope to hear it myself. The first thing I thought of was giant mother ship. How sweet would that be? Alas, I do realize how improbable that is.

These sky sounds sound like the audio of a video from an older thread here, where the guy, an ATS member, heard the sound and went driving to find that it was a natural gas plant venting it's pipes. It was really dramatic with flame shooting into the sky. I've looked briefly for the thread, but I'm in a hurry and it will have to wait for later.

If anyone has this thread, please post the video that the ATS member took.

I'm not saying that's what is causing these particular sounds, but it would be worth it to map the natural gas facilities in the immediate areas where these sounds are being heard.

Where is Sensi, the OP?

No more details to give?

We are curious...

I have also been a person who has heard the rumbling sounds as well. I am in Virginia. I did not hear what you described but I wasn't awake at the time either.
The sound is like a constant rumble, just going and going and going. I hear it anytime of the day or night. It is kind of weird. I have video recorded it a few times, but I don't think my camera's mic is really good enough to capture it. I hear the sound on clear days, or cloudy, doesn't matter.

My theory on it; it's energy pulses. The earth itself has a pulse and it's getting stronger because we are about to shift poles. Sounds nutty but it's just a theory.

Also, sound resonates off of the clouds, and can do so for miles. So it could be a factory of something rumbling and the clouds are carrying the sound. That doesn't account for two people hearing it in different states, however it is something to think about.

Still waiting for confirmation from someone else in Louisiana...

I live in N Ireland, and I anyone I've discussed it with has heard strange rumbling noises they can't explain as well.

It really is a puzzle.

Okay I have to post. I live in east central Texas between Austin and Waco. I went to bed last night around 10:30 and for hours, and I do mean hours, I heard what I can only describe as a low frequency (but loud) hum. Sometimes it was continuous and sometimes it pulsated slow or fast and when it would pulsate it would get really loud. I never felt any shaking, but it made me extremely nauseated.

Now, I have to admit, I have an ear infection in both my ears, but my 15 year old son heard it also for hours last night and came in the room 3 different times during the night complaining about his ears hurting really bad, and hearing a really loud "sub woofer" and he begged for medicine.

It could be the ear infection messing with me, but that wouldn't explain my son's experience. I have had ear infection my whole life, but never have I heard anything like this.

A little more information to go along with the story. I exhausted every possibility. I turned off the bedroom fan to see if that was the culprit and it wasn't. I checked to make sure the heater wasn't on. It wasn't. It was nasty here in all of Texas yesterday. It rained in my area pretty much all day. My dog, who knows she isn't allowed anywhere but the kitchen, was restless last night and kept coming into my room and trying to hide under my desk and when I would make her leave she would walk through the house and whine. Again, there was NO shaking. It was not coming from inside the house and I could hear it best outside of my bedroom window. My son said he thought it was outside as well.

We live about 25 miles from Fort Hood, but we are out in the country and do not live near any training ranges and the closest to anything that might give us this kind of sound is the airport (25-30 mlies away) or a train, but it only runs once in the morning about 9 and then again about 1pm. My only other explaination would be maybe the cell tower about 5 miles away giving off some sort of humming frequency or maybe someone's transitor.

Like I said, it could just be my ears, but I have never had this happen before and it kept my son up and I had to give him meds to help ease the pain it was causing his ears. We only slept about 3 hours last night. I wasn't going to share, but just felt I needed to for some reason.