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'Trumpet-like sounds' heard in Queens, New York

Sott.net
Thu, 19 Apr 2018 08:55 UTC

Trumpet-like sounds were heard and recorded by YouTuber 'A Fox' over Queens, New York. He reports that he heard them just before an airplane flew overhead:

...and the plane for a few seconds suddenly sounds as if it's echoing off of something metallic, as well as the trumpet sounds themselves become more metallic and both sound very slightly muffled, only until the plane starts to move away; it's the best way I can describe it.

The sounds began when he was idling his car at around 9:00 a.m. and lasted about 5 minutes.

'A Fox' posted another strange sounds video in December of 2017 that lasted about 10 minutes.

'Strange trumpet sounds' heard in the skies of Osijek, Croatia

Sott.net
Fri, 13 Apr 2018 14:54 UTC

On April 13, 2018, YouTube user 'FCHollywoodFCB' recorded strange trumpeting sounds in the the skies of Osijek, Croatia. A commenter on the video reported they heard the same sounds in Germany the same day.

Strange loud bang heard over Wirral, Liverpool, UK

Kate Lally
Liverpool Echo
Sun, 15 Apr 2018 17:02 UTC

Dozens of people took to social media to express their shock at hearing a loud bang across Merseyside this morning.

The huge boom was heard as far and wide as Bootle and Wirral, with some New Brighton residents saying their homes shook.

One woman described how her neighbours had all peered out of their windows and left their houses to check for the source of the noise.

She said when she heard and felt the bang, she thought a car had driven into her home.

Strange trumpet sounds recorded in the skies of Hawaii

Sputnik News
Sat, 07 Apr 2018 17:28 UTC

With weird sounds being heard in many parts of the world, scientists remain skeptical about the phenomenon being caused by supernatural factors.

A user nicknamed Snippins has published a video on YouTube showing the Hawaiian sky with "unusual and unexplained noises," which many described as sounding like trumpets.

Most users remain at loggerheads over the origin of the sounds, with some suggesting that "Jesus Christ is coming soon."

Eerie sounds recorded in the skies Bellbrook, Ohio

Sott.net
Mon, 02 Apr 2018 19:47 UTC

On April 2, 2018, YouTube user 'Dominik Walter' uploaded a recording of an 'eerie sound' that he was 'pretty sure there was an atmospheric explanation for':

I am pretty sure there is an atmospheric explanation for this strange phenomenon. I assume its construction site noise or the highway that gets distorted by different temperature layers in the air . Still it is a very eerie sound that occasionally occurs. It is also not the first time i heard it, however this time i had my phone with me and was able to record.

Comment: He might not be far off in his conclusion that these strange sounds may be atmospheric in nature. See:

'Not a nuke': Loud boom heard and felt it Great Falls, Montana

David Sherman
KRTV
Mon, 02 Apr 2018 12:36 UTC

Although the source of the loud boom that was felt and heard in and around Great Falls on Saturday afternoon has not yet been determined, we do know that is was not the result of an accidental detonation of a nuclear missile from Malmstrom Air Force Base.

Hundreds of people reported hearing the loud boom in all areas of Great Falls and even beyond; there has been speculation that it may have been a military jet breaking the sound barrier, a small earthquake, a meth lab explosion, or possibly even a "frost quake" (see below).

While those are all possible, we are confident in stating that the boom was not caused by a nuclear missile.

Someone used a website that lets people create their own "news articles" for humorous purposes in order to make a bogus article claiming that the boom was caused by an accidental detonation. The article is riddled with typos, poor grammar, and false statements, such as that Air Force personnel "...can be seen walking 56th St, 38th St, and 24th St with Geiger Counters, checking for radiation levels."

Mysterious light, loud boom startles residents in San Jose, California

Ian Cull
NBC News - Bay Area
Tue, 27 Mar 2018 23:55 UTC

A mysterious light in the sky and a loud boom rattled some South Bay neighborhoods late Sunday night.

Hundreds of people who live near Branham High School in South San Jose reported on the community network Nextdoor hearing it Sunday just before midnight.

"You can see this is coming from way over on this side," Dale Johnson said while viewing video of the mystery light. The video posted to a South San Jose Nextdoor page shows a small light travel across the sky for about a minute. Then there's a flash and boom.

"Yeah that doesn't do it justice at all," Johnson said of the audio.

Loud house-rattling explosions heard in New Jersey, Pennsylvania

Dan Alexander
New Jersey 101.5
Mon, 19 Mar 2018 14:03 UTC

What caused explosions to be heard all over northwest New Jersey on Sunday night?

The explosions were heard around Warren County and across the river in Northhampton County in Pennsylvania along the Delaware River near the Water Gap around 7:30 p.m.

According to the Upper Mount Bethel Township Facebook page, they were "so strong they shook houses throughout the township and were observed as far away as Allamuchy, NJ."

Portland Pennsylvania Mayor Lance Prator told New Jersey 101.5 the three explosions were "pretty loud but no one really seems to know where they are."

An earlier Facebook post by Prator's municipality had said that according to "reports" the explosion was the result of three controlled explosions at a gun range in Upper Mount Bethel, but the name of the gun range was not disclosed.