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Loud, house-shaking boom jolts residents in Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts

Paul Tennant
Eagle-Tribune
Sat, 20 May 2017 18:39 UTC

A loud, crashing bang jolted the nerves of many Merrimack Valley residents late Thursday night.

The boom came at around 11 p.m., on the tail end of an intense thunder storm.

Mary Murphy, of Linwood Street, said the noise woke her out of a sound sleep. "It was very loud," she said. "I thought there had been a car accident." Some of her friends in New Hampshire heard the noise at that same time, she said.

Murphy teaches in Lynn and her colleagues also reported hearing the "really loud" bang, she said. "My house shook," Murphy said. One of her fellow teachers thought there had been a gas explosion, she added.

A couple of police dispatchers said they, too, heard the bang. "It rattled my house," said Emily Staton, who dispatches for the Groveland police. She lives close to the Bates Bridge in Haverhill.

Strange banging noises heard throughout Abergavenny, Wales

Tim Butters
Abergavenny Chronicle
Thu, 11 May 2017 16:32 UTC

THINGS that go boom were heard throughout Abergavenny last weekend and as of yet there has been no official explanation as to what caused them.

The Chronicle has been inundated with queries as to the nature of the loud, fierce, and persistent. bangs were which left the town all shook up on the weekend.

As many natives were nursing the last vestiges of their hangovers and settling down to watch the Antique's Roadshow last Sunday evening, the town was collectively unnerved by the mother of all bangs.

One Abergavenny resident said, "It nearly gave me an heart attack it was that loud. A first I though it was shotgun blast or a firework, but it was way too loud for that. It sounded more like a tank going off. My husband said it was probably mini meteors colliding with the earth, but have you ever heard such nonsense?"

Actually we have. The meteor story is not as far-fetched as it sounds. When a massive meteor enter the atmosphere over a specific area it makes a very distinguishable noise. The scientific term for this is 'sonic boom'.

South Carolina mystery booms may be legendary 'Seneca Guns'

Brett Tingley
Mysterious Universe
Tue, 09 May 2017 21:26 UTC

Residents of Charleston, South Carolina and the surrounding towns of North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and West Ashley were all startled by an unexplained booming noise which shook windows and doors. The noise was reported on the morning of Friday, May 5th just after 8:30 a.m. While reports of the boom came in from all throughout the South Carolina Lowcountry, experts and law enforcement officials currently disagree about what the source of the sound might have been.

Minor earthquakes or other seismic activity were speculated to be the cause of the boom, but geophysicists reported little seismic activity in the area at the time. There are also armed forces bases nearby, and aircraft exercises were cited as the likely cause of a similar boom last year. However, military officials in the area claim that they weren't behind the noise.

That does not rule out any classified or undisclosed testing, however. The Air Force's secretive X-37B spacecraft landed in Florida over the weekend, causing a sonic boom upon reentry. Could there have been another secret landing we don't yet know about?

'Creepy' horn sounds coming from the UK sky

spring
YouTube
Mon, 17 Apr 2017 18:08 UTC

Creepy sound from the sky - UK.

Strange trumpet sounds recorded in Georgia skies

Irving Macias
YouTube
Tue, 25 Apr 2017 17:38 UTC

The breathing is my lil bro sleeping. These were the first sounds of the night.

Strange, early morning horn sounds recorded in Ohio

LillyLithium
YouTube
Sun, 26 Mar 2017 14:47 UTC

I had woken up and my dog had to be taken out to pee and this happened.

NOTE: there was no planes in the sky, there was no trains, the small town of Ohio was pretty much dead.

Part 2 of this will be uploaded, and it lasted a while after I stopped recording. A good 15-20 minutes and was still going when I went back inside.

Loud, mysterious bang leads New South Wales residents to look toward the heavens

Jarrard Potter
The Daily Examiner
Tue, 18 Apr 2017 09:00 UTC

Lower Clarence residents were looking to the heavens last night after a loud, mysterious bang was heard in Maclean, Townsend, Gulmarrad, Wooli and Ashby shortly before 9pm last night.

The incident caused a stir on social media, with more than 170 comments on Maclean Buy, Swap and Sell Facebook page.

The Daily Examiner is investigating the cause of the loud bang. But with no definitive answers yet, theories being shared range from the logical such as a sonic boom from a meteorite, to the outrageous, including a UFO crash.

If you heard or saw anything from last night's big bang, tell us your story.

Earlier this week there were reports of other loud bangs following meteorite sightings across northern NSW and south-east Queensland.

Comment: The above event was on Sunday, about 6pm according to reports: Bright meteor with house-shaking sound reported over Queensland, Australia

The timing has coincided with the start of the annual Lyrid meteor shower event, which is active from about April 16 to 25.

Strange sounds in the sky of Roswell, New Mexico

Aspen Youngs
YouTube
Sun, 02 Apr 2017 14:40 UTC

Strange sky sounds.

Loud, earth-shaking boom prompts calls to 911 in southwest Michigan

WOOD TV
Sat, 15 Apr 2017 23:09 UTC

A loud sound from an unknown source has prompted concern in Grandville and the surrounding area prompting numerous calls to 911.

Kent County dispatchers say they've received nearly two dozen calls reporting a loud explosion-type sound. Police have been searching the area, but were unable to determine the source of the noise.

Reports of the situation began coming into the 24 Hour News 8 newsroom around 8:30 p.m Saturday.

"There was just a loud explosion sound in Grandville and we felt the earth shake," one viewer wrote on Facebook. "Sounded like a bomb going off!!" said another post.

Emergency responders remain perplexed as to what caused the sound.

Strange, loud 'siren or vacuum' sound recorded in Monument, Colorado

Micah Brink
YouTube
Wed, 22 Mar 2017 01:00 UTC

There was no weather happening at the time so the Siren idea is probably wrong. I'd love to figure this out! I live near the USAFA.

It was at 1am and lasted for approximately 15 minutes.

Comment: A viewer of the video, about 35 miles away in Fountain, Colorado, reported they heard the exact sound for about 20 minutes, close to midnight.

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Loud, house-shaking boom jolts residents in Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts

Strange banging noises heard throughout Abergavenny, Wales

South Carolina mystery booms may be legendary 'Seneca Guns'

'Creepy' horn sounds coming from the UK sky

Strange trumpet sounds recorded in Georgia skies

Strange, early morning horn sounds recorded in Ohio

Loud, mysterious bang leads New South Wales residents to look toward the heavens

Strange sounds in the sky of Roswell, New Mexico

Loud, earth-shaking boom prompts calls to 911 in southwest Michigan

Strange, loud 'siren or vacuum' sound recorded in Monument, Colorado

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