Even more mystery booms reported in Utah, California

Greg Newkirk
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Wed, 09 Jan 2013 17:35 UTC

They showed up this week in Oklahoma, were then recorded in Massachusetts, and one reader even reported them in Indiana, but it seems that the "Mystery Booms" are still going strong with new reports coming out of the West Coast.

The first new set of strange explosions were heard in Weber County, Utah last night around 9:00 PM, prompting hundreds of concerned citizens to phone the local authorities. Interestingly enough, when Fox 13 News rang up the University of Utah to check in with the Seismograph department, they claimed that while there were no earthquakes to speak of, they did pick up some unidentified "sonic activity" around the time the booms were reported.

One resident believed that the noises were related to aircraft:

Sonic booms. They're not supposed to break the sound barrier of the continental U.S., but they did so. I know they're doing some night training over the West Desert because I saw a string of tracers being fired high in the sky tonight, about 10 or 11 o'clock. Way out west of Skull Valley.

The local Hill Airforce base, on the other hand, claims that they had no aircraft in the air after 6:00PM. Likewise, the National Guard stated that had no weapons training that day, while the ATF told reporters that there were not rocket tests that day either. Hrmm..

Eric Anderson believes the noises were coming from none other than Area 51, but that we shouldn't start blaming the extraterrestrials:

The Area 51 guys could also be playing around with their latest hypersonic gadgets. (NOT "aliens". Area 51 is an actual air base where they test things they won't officially talk about for another 10 years or so.)

The next reports of strange booms in the sky came from North Hollywood, California at 9:30PM. The LA Times blog reported that folks first thought the noise had emanated from a North Hollywood metro station, but as of now the source of the explosion is still unknown to authorities.

"Seriously, any leads what the hell this boom was in North Hollywood? Im shook up a bit" tweeted @RajRawal37

Maybe it was just The Last Exorcism 2 (for real?) sucking at the speed of sound.

Have you heard any mysterious booms in your neck of the woods? Let us know! Tweet us @whoforted or drop by our Facebook page with your story!

Reader Comments

dixie_normous · 2013-01-11T16:06:33Z

booms or sounds of cracking?

so, booms or loud, mega decibel cracking sounds...hmmm

compose12 · 2013-01-12T08:45:04Z

earth movement

even the usgs site has recorded a 50% increase in earthquakes in the last week.

OurManFlint · 2013-01-12T12:43:44Z

Booms are Adv Military Weapons?

(I posted this under another news story but I think it fits here, too. Check it out:)

Could a secret group in the corporate/military industrial complex be using advanced/exotic weapons to wage a bizarre shooting war (or practice for one) on an unknown entity/group and that's what is causing these booms?

Recent advances in techniques to produce "beam" weapons have gone past the coherent light-wave/laser and particle acceleration methods and into stuff capable of sending out focused beams of force that either pull or push on the object much like a tractor/anti-gravity beam in science fiction stories or movies. One civilian scientist claims he has produced a beam that can punch holes in concrete and bend steel. Don't believe me?

It all works with high-temp, ceramic superconductor discs and enormous electrical discharges released in "atto-seconds" from devices known as "Marx Generators." [Link] A Russian scientist named Dr. E. Podkletnov leads in the civilian area of research in these techniques and has co-wrote a science paper with an Italian Physicist named, Dr. Giovanni Modanese in which they described their experiments, the results obtained and included a mathematical theory on how this phenomenon might work . [Link]
Some interesting results of Podkletnov's research says that it is possible to exert a force on objects as far as 124 miles (200 kilometers) away from the source of the beam. The beam, which behaves like anti-gravity, can pass through matter without attenuation in the strength of the force The effects produced can punch holes in or move the object. Measurements of the speed of this anti-gravity beam indicate it is on the order of 64 times faster than light.

By all indications, the military/industrial complex giant, Boeing, took up research into this area soon after Podkletnov announced his first results with the technology back in the early 1990's. [Link] They made much more progress than he did, it seems. In fact, a weaponized version of this technology might have been field tested as early as late 1993. Now, twenty years later the tech has been perfected and is in more use.

An enormous "anti-gravity canon" that delivers enough energy to an object to make a hole in it would probably produce a very loud bang wherever the beam travels. Since it is moving 64X c, the area could be huge. Remember that it can pass through matter and not be attenuated. That means it can shoot through and through the Earth at objects in straight-line trajectories from the device. This is what one former military witness claimed when interviewed by Linda Moulton Howe. [Link] She has a website called EarthFiles and that's where I first read about this.

So, who or what are they shooting at? Terrorists? UFO's? Rouge Nations? Enemy military installations? Good questions, no? Most everyone who reads SOTT knows that the secret government/military-industrial complex is out of control and doing stupid things. That can't be trusted to be responsible when it comes to new physics and advanced weaponry based on same. What kind of havoc could they be causing with this weapon?

If the booms are related to this, they seem to have ramped up the usage. And, shooting something like this through the Earth could be a very bad mistake and no telling what kind of damage could be done. (Like sink holes and/or earthquakes, maybe?) Remember back a few months when a trees in Michigan were cut in half after reports of these loud booms? [Link] IF it can do that to trees, just think what it might do to other things. I even read some unverified reports of deer being found cut in half in Michigan around the time of the tree incident above. Spooky!

Check the links included in the text above. They bare out what I'm trying to say here.

Honda · 2013-01-15T15:31:37Z

The

only thing that I know that goes "boom" is fighter jets when going from subsonic to supersonic mode. However this rarely happens during regular night missions, so it has to be something else...U.F.O. hunting maybe ?

I do top maintenance on my older vehicle for as long as I can. Fk'em.

Demore

...do the Amish take in refugees of tech tyranny ? ;)

Shangri

:O What is it that is affecting people's brains these days?

ReRan

''...containing fake images of myself superimposed on other people,...'' Where ? Some of them have to be funny.

Nothing new in that article.

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