The Sounds!! The Sounds!!!!

Hi all,

So in my previous thread, I talked about the strange sounds returning. And I know this has been discussed over and over on this site, however, I feel it deserves some serious discussion and debate. The sounds are continuing to happen worldwide. The latest is a video getting some hits on youtube, and for those who think this is still not real, I have also attached some links to local reports of it from NPR and other stations. Thanks all, let's keep an open mind and as always, be nice about it. Thanks.

News links:

Minnesota Story

Detroit Story

Emerys
Hi all,

So in my previous thread, I talked about the strange sounds returning. And I know this has been discussed over and over on this site, however, I feel it deserves some serious discussion and debate. The sounds are continuing to happen worldwide. The latest is a video getting some hits on youtube, and for those who think this is still not real, I have also attached some links to local reports of it from NPR and other stations. Thanks all, let's keep an open mind and as always, be nice about it. Thanks.

News links:

Minnesota Story

Detroit Story

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over the skys of Brisbane in Australia. I have noticed 7:30 at night the satellites fly over then around 3 am in the morning is when you begin to here interesting sounds in the sky.

reply to post by Abavs


Wow. Could you record this happening?? Please do if possible.

reply to post by Emerys


While the reported sounds are interesting I'm pretty sure they have nothing to do with Aliens or UFOs , I've seen several possible explanations ranging from thermal inversions to solar activity but not ET.

reply to post by gortex


So you're saying you're open to any theory as long as it doesn't involve extra terrestrials?

I really do think all these videos are fake.

Just sounds like a waterphone to me

Regardless of their source I find them intriguing. Maybe this thread will stay alive longer than the others.

reply to post by Emerys


Strange indeed...Looks cold over there

I´m just guessing here, but could it be?

The “cold boom”? Technically known as a cryoseismic boom, this phenomenon is reserved only for the coldest of temperatures, and considered pretty rare for the lower latitudes of the continental United States. The boom sound is created by a cryoseism, which is a mini explosion within the ground caused by the rapid expansion of frozen water.

reply to post by minusinfinity


I'm open to theories that make sense , just because you don't understand something doesn't make Aliens the go to explanation.

reply to post by Emerys


This is so obviously fake and the acting is terrible.

Ko3

reply to post by gortex


Of course not I'm not saying it's an et I'm just saying at this point anything is possible. Hell it could be an elaborate hoax.

What I find intriguing is nobody has been able to figure out what it is exactly. In my opinion everything is possible until it's proven false.

kid_of_3NKi
reply to post by Emerys

 

This is so obviously fake and the acting is terrible.

Ko3

Do you wish to elaborate?

reply to post by minusinfinity


There are reports of strange sky noises from the Yellowstone park area from over 100 years ago which could be caused by temperature inversions.

“They resemble the ringing of telegraph wires or the humming of a swarm of bees, beginning softly in the distance, growing rapidly plainer until directly overhead, and then fading as rapidly in the opposite direction,” wrote Hiram M. Chittenden in 1895 in his book, “The Yellowstone National Park.”

Edwin Linton, a professor of biology at Washington and Jefferson College and a specialist in marine parasites was working in Yellowstone in the summer of 1890 as part of a project for the U.S. Fish Commission. Linton, his colleagues and his guides heard the mysterious sounds more than once during that trip...
“On the following morning, we heard the sound very plainly,” Linton wrote. “It appeared to begin directly overhead and to pass off across the sky, growing fainter and fainter towards the southwest. It appeared to be a rather indefinite, reverberating sound, characterized by a slight metallic resonance.”

Geologist Frank H. Bradley
“While getting breakfast, we heard every few moments a curious sound, between a whistle and a hoarse whine, whose locality and character we could not at first determine, though we were inclined to refer it to water-fowl on the other side of the lake,”

With a possible explanation

Marvin noted that temperature inversions are not uncommon above Yellowstone Lake, where warmer air above the lake sits atop cooler air near the water’s surface.

He posited that such inversions “may alter the normal way that the air conducts sound,” the article states. “It might produce sound mirages, in which distant noises of geysers, birds or steamboats might appear to come from near at hand.”
www.yellowstonegate.com...

This may be an explanation for some of the sounds reported , other explanations are available.

I'm one of those crazy, weird people who WANTS these sounds to be something scary, paranormal out of this world etc.. That vid was pretty convincing if not entertaining at least. She seemed pretty annoyed haha. Thanks for sharing.

ETA - I didn't think she was acting at all, if so she's a good actress in my book.

My opinion.
I think iy mau be sound created by the frequencies interacting with certain weather conditions.
Justdas wind whistles through the trees. It's the trees that create the sound.
however, frequencies either created by technology or frequencies created by the planet itself following a surge from a geomagnetic storm or earth directed flare.

Remember how sounds are made. There lies the answer.

reply to post by Wookiep


So, even if we were to all agree that it is a "waterphone," where does that lead us and leave us?
Who is doing it and why? It is one thing to equate it to a hand instrument and another know that it is being amplified to blast a whole area...or is that really the case? These videos, like all UFO videos, are not proof in themselves of anything.

There was a theory posed as one time here on ATS that the sounds were an acoustic weapon (of sorts), based on a patent, that was aimed down from a couple of satellites in fairly close conjunction and that each fired down a frequency that was not recognized by the human ear until it had blended near the ground with the other.

Not much to add to that except to note that such a device would not be a cheap one to put into action given the need for two satellites and some very power transmitters, etc. not to mention the purpose of such a mechanism. One final aspect to note is the even if the sound is that of a waterphone, that does not preclude it being a basic, amplified and irritating sound used for some nefarious purpose by some unknown outfit. So the main question is what is causing the noise and as some of old videos appear to show, it is not a phenomenon caused by very cold weather.

minusinfinity
reply to post by gortex

 

So you're saying you're open to any theory as long as it doesn't involve extra terrestrials?

I am open to any theory.

PhoenixOD
I really do think all these videos are fake.

Just sounds like a waterphone to me

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Wow, I have never heard/seen one of these devices before. Thanks for sharing! That definitely sounds very similar to the video sounds. I do want to point out that the sound in the attached video has a deeper tone? Does this machine have deep tones? Your video shows only high tones. And I could easily see how someone would record those sounds and edit them into a video. I am skeptical of the sounds as well, perhaps, because I have never heard them for myself. Could anyone on ATS attest to hearing these sounds themselves or provide proof? I do think that some of the vids are legit recordings of the live event, especially given local news coverage on the subject.

I also want to add, there appears to be a correlation between the sounds and cold environments.

I hear the (a) sound here in the UK every so often, it's slightly different to the sound of the OPs video though.

To me it sounds like a huge low flying propeller driven transport plane that doesn't seem to be getting anywhere.
The sound seems to drift about slightly in the air but never really loses it intensity then just stops after 5 minutes or so.

The only earthly idea I can come up with for the causes of the sound are water treatment plants.
You know the way old houses have noisy pipes that moan and groan, now imagine that only now with a city supply pipe scale.
It would be interesting to find out if the noises coincide with an activity at a plant.

reply to post by Aliensun


Except you'd have to overcome that nagging issue of sound not propagating through a vacuum. Sorry, that won't fly.