STRANGE SOUNDS IN SKY EXPLAINED BY SCIENTISTS

Mr. Khalilov, what is the nature of the unusual very low-pitched sounds reported by a great number of people in different parts of the planet since the summer of 2011? Many call them “The Sound of the Apocalypse”. Information about that comes from all over the world: US, UK, Costa Rica, Russia, Czech Republic, Australia, etc.

We have analyzed records of these sounds and found that most of their spectrum lies within the infrasound range, i.e. is not audible to humans. What people hear is only a small fraction of the actual power of these sounds. They are low-frequency acoustic emissions in the range between 20 and 100 Hz modulated by ultra-low infrasonic waves from 0.1 to 15 Hz. In geophysics, they are called acoustic-gravity waves; they are formed in the upper atmosphere, at the atmosphere-ionosphere boundary in particular. There can be quite a lot of causes why those waves are generated: earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, storms, tsunamis, etc. However, the scale of the observed humming sound in terms of both the area covered and its power far exceeds those that can be generated by the above-mentioned phenomena.

In that case, what could be causing this humming in the sky?
In our opinion, the source of such powerful and immense manifestation of acoustic-gravity waves must be very large-scale energy processes. These processes include powerful solar flares and huge energy flows generated by them, rushing towards Earth's surface and destabilizing the magnetosphere, ionosphere and upper atmosphere. Thus, the effects of powerful solar flares: the impact of shock waves in the solar wind, streams of corpuscles and bursts of electromagnetic radiation are the main causes of generation of acoustic-gravitation waves following increased solar activity.

Interesting part

But you said that the cause of the "sky hum" can lie within Earth's core as well, what does it mean?

There is one more possible cause of these sounds and it may lie at the Earth's core. The fact is that the acceleration of the drift of the Earth's north magnetic pole which increased more than fivefold between 1998 and 2003 and is at the same level today points to intensification of energy processes in the Earth's core, since it is processes in the inner and outer core that form the Earth's geomagnetic field. Meanwhile, as we have already reported, on November 15, 2011 all ATROPATENA geophysical stations which record three-dimensional variations of the Earth's gravitational field almost simultaneously registered a powerful gravitational impulse. The stations are deployed in Istanbul, Kiev, Baku, Islamabad and Yogyakarta, with the first and last one being separated by a distance of about 10,000 km. Such a phenomenon is only possible if the source of this emanation is at the Earth's core level. That huge energy release from the Earth's core at the end of the last year was some kind of a start signal indicating the transition of the Earth's internal energy into a new active phase.

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I don't know if that's the explanation but it could be. I'm waiting to hear what other experts on the field are going to say.

Maybe Allah has had a lot of beans for lunch lately

NineBerry wrote:Maybe Allah has had a lot of beans for lunch lately

Hence the phrase 'Peas be upon him'

This kind of stuff is so fascinating, we all know there is a rational explanation, which is what makes the mystery so appealing, and more intriguing when none are found, like for the bloop. How cool that noise from the sky can be traced to goings on in the earth's core? And I must say, rationalists though I am, when I played the Conklin video, I was definitely getting some of the old horror movie shivers, but I would go with Mycernius explanation, great call in my estimation. Now, looking in wiki, they of course have a whole page for mysterious noises and I had to check out 'Mistpouffers', who can resist that?

FYI, if anyone gives a shit, I developed tinnitus a few years ago, it really doesn't bother me much even though when it is quiet I 'hear' cicadas, and it isn't all that soft. Cicadas 24/7 while awake. Ok, used to it, but it causes some interesting effects at times. Like I said, if it is quiet I hear cicadas, but when around varying background noises, like fans, for instance, there is a strange mixing, and sometimes it is as if the house is surrounded by shitloads of birds, I know they are not out there but I really hear birds. Other times under different conditions, it sounds like it is raining, very real, such that I usually associate the sound of rain with my tinnitus, and have been surprised to look outside and see it actually rained. And the most interesting effect, and eerie at times, is at night in bed. Now if I am lying on my back, ears unobstructed, it's cicadas, but when I lie on my side, and, well, you know how sleeping is, you might be in all kinds of different positions with your ears blocked to some degree or another, and I begin to hear a variety of things, the most common is like a busy airport/restaurant etc, big establishment full of talking people, but as if heard through the door, not loud and very indistinct. Sometimes it is like a big arena event, but way off in the distance, nothing distinct, but again, I 'hear' the announcer, never any words, just that sound, and the crowds. And another one is, think movie sound effect like simulating what someone is hearing who is drugged and about to pass out, or has an explosion go off too close and is almost deaf, you should know what I mean if you like movies. Anyways, these last are really kinda a continuum, and can engender very strange dreams in that weird period of just waking up or nodding off, where the dreams begin melding with the external, but my 'external' is internal, aaaahhhhh, it is interesting and a bit irksome, but I can honestly say I hear voices in my head all the time, yes indeed, all the time.

What chance is there it's an attempt to hype mass effect 3?