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Mystery noise causes misery across Southampton, UK

Chris Yandell,
DailyEcho, UK
Thu, 17 Oct 2013 17:29 UTC
Mystery Noise
© DailyEcho, UKGordon Windebank, from Swaythling, who is being kept awake at night by the mystery noise.
The mystery surrounding a strange noise that is keeping people awake at night has taken a new twist.

Southampton residents say they are being plagued by the same sound that is making life a misery for people living on the eastern edge of the New Forest.

As revealed in yesterday's Daily Echo, the low-frequency drone is causing sleepless nights in Hythe, Holbury and Dibden Purlieu.

One woman has resorted to visiting a friend in a bid to escape the din.

Another is said to be considering early retirement after being badly affected by the stress of living with the noise.

Now people living in Southampton and West End have come forward to report similar problems.

Gordon Windebank, 82, of Broadlands Road, Swaythling, said: "It's driving me mad.

"It started with a low rumble about 18 months ago and has been getting steadily worse since last Sunday.

I notice it when I go to bed at 10.30pm and it still seems to be going on when I get up the next morning."

Mr Windebank has been prescribed sleeping pills by his doctor and says he may be forced to go back for more.
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Boom felt, bright light fills the sky over South Dakota

Devon Boen
The Gillette News Record
Wed, 25 Sep 2013 17:45 UTC
A surreal bright blue color illuminated the entire sky and was accompanied by a thunderous boom at about 9 p.m. Monday.

People from all parts of Campbell County can attest to witnessing the strange phenomenon that lasted only a few seconds.

Whendi Kiewel thought a plane was crashing right before her eyes as she drove her twin boys home from Rapid City, S.D. They were near Inyan Kara and the interstate exit for the Keyhole Reservoir when it happened.

"The sky just completely lit up. I couldn't figure out what it was," Kiewel said.

The sky was bright blue and it looked as though a massive shooting star was falling from the sky for about 30 seconds, Kiewel said. She, along with others, believe that the fireball was a meteorite.

"You could see it breaking apart and then it just kind of burned out," Kiewel said.

Many people heard a noise resembling loud thunder, but Kiewel and her sons only got to watch the show.

"I can't quit thinking about it," Kiewel said. "It was the most amazing thing."
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Loud boom remains a North Whidbey mystery

Janis Reid
Whidbey News-Times
Tue, 24 Sep 2013 14:22 UTC
Washington state - A loud sound, described by many who heard it as a "boom," occurred around 10:45 a.m. Wednesday in the Crescent Harbor area.

The source of the noise remains undetermined.

On the Whidbey News-Times' Facebook page, some speculated it was aircraft operations in the area or an unintended sonic boom.

While air operations were being conducted that morning, representatives at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station said that they weren't doing any sort of training or operations that would have caused the noise.

The boom sent some Oak Harbor residents rushing outside to look up to the sky.

Aircraft could be heard flying overhead in Oak Harbor at the time of the boom.

Troy Taylor and Mike Harris were working at Jiffy Lube on State Highway 20 in Oak Harbor when they heard a sound that Taylor compares to a gunshot or car backfiring.
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Sheriff's office can't confirm meteor was source of noise over Kentucky county

Paul Wallem
Basin Radio Network
Tue, 24 Sep 2013 12:38 UTC
Meteor
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If you heard a loud thunder-like noise a little after 9:00 p.m. Monday, you are not the only one. Campbell County Under Sheriff Scott Matheny said his office fielded some calls inquiring about the sound.

"Campbell County Sheriff's Department received several reports from residents in southern Campbell County of a loud noise that was somewhat like thunder but only longer in duration.

Some reported seeing a bright flash along with that We checked with the National Weather Service, we thought it might be a possible meteorite or even an earthquake, but they wouldn't release any information until they were done investigating."

Gillette residents in the Westover Subdivision and Lakeland Hills area also heard the yet unidentified sound.
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Video: Extreme weather events of the first two weeks of September 2013

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Sat, 21 Sep 2013 11:59 UTC
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Strange sky sounds investigated by Linda Moulton Howe: 'Horn-like' sounds being heard around the world


DiscloseTruthTV2
Fri, 09 Aug 2013 15:35 UTC
Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the large number of strange and unexplained horn-like sounds filling the air since March 2011 and possible causes.


The phenomenon surfaced after a number of videos were uploaded on YouTube from such divergent places as Norway, Costa Rica, Tennessee and Kiev, Ukraine. Recently, Linda interviewed two witnesses in Tennessee, who in separate locations, heard the Kiev-like horn sounds on January 18-19, 2012. One of the witnesses, retired real estate agent Cindy Smith was packing her car for a trip when the air was filled with the Kiev horn sounds coming from every direction. The strange sounds lasted about 30 seconds and left Cindy frightened, wanting to know what happened.

A woman in Topeka, Kansas told Linda she was awakened on September 3, 2011 at her Perry Lake vacation home by the sound of "a television turned on in the distance with voices we could not make out." Yet, as she and her husband discovered, no television was on in their home when the sounds were heard. More here. In January 2012, an Azerbaijan geophysicist named Elchin Khalilov released an article in which he suggested the strange sounds people are hearing are related to "acoustic-gravity waves caused by powerful solar flares and plasma emissions from the sun." However, when Linda interviewed NASA solar physicist David Hathaway he doubted that solar activity could be connected with the sounds.

Comment: Watch Strange Noises in the Sky: Trumpets of the Apocalypse? to learn more.

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Strange Sounds: NASA Blue Beam project or sign of apocalypse

Janet Grace Ortigas
Guardian Express, Las Vegas
Sun, 08 Sep 2013 13:43 UTC
Strange Sounds
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Are the strange sounds heard by people all over the world since 2011 the result of NASA's Project Blue Beam or a sign of the apocalypse? Some people believe it could be either scientific research or an impending full-scale alien invasion.

Project Blue Beam is about creating a gigantic Space Light Show with 3D holograms of laser images and sound. With the use of telepathic electronic two-way communication, HAARP wave technology can reach everyone on earth.

The Blue Beam Project is NASA's most scientific but most questionable theory.

Some people feel that Project Blue Beam is part of a larger conspiracy involving NASA and the formation of a possible religion. This new religion, they feel, might be spearheaded by the "Antichrist" and could usher in a type of New World Order. Technological advances may play a role is this so-called "second coming."
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Alabama overhead explosion caused sonic boom and 'came from unknown comet'

Irene Klotz
Reuters
Tue, 10 Sep 2013 00:00 UTC
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The meteor, traveling at about 76,000 mph, exploded about 25 miles above Woodstock, Alabama.
A baseball-sized meteor blasted over the southeastern United States on Monday night, creating a bright streak of light, a sonic boom and a ruckus on Twitter, officials said on Tuesday.

The meteor appeared at 9:18 p.m. EDT over Alabama, traveling at about 76,000 mph. It exploded 25 miles above Woodstock, Alabama, located about 30 miles from Birmingham.

"Objects of this size hit the Earth's atmosphere on a daily basis, but this one happened near Birmingham, which is a fairly decently sized city and lot of people saw it," Bill Cooke, head of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, told Reuters.

Many of the more than 180 eyewitness reports came from people attending a Mumford & Sons concert in Birmingham.

"This one wasn't at 2 in the morning, so a lot of people were out and about," Cooke said.

"I saw what I first thought was a falling star and then it turned bright green," an observer from Anniston, Alabama, posted on the American Meteor Society website.
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Mysterious hum in Auckland, New Zealand

Thomas Moir
youtube.com
Thu, 05 Sep 2013 13:36 UTC
The low-frequency troublesome noise that troubles a small percentage of North Shore residents in Auckland, New Zealand. Aired on 5/9/2013

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Strange sounds in the sky in Surbiton, United Kingdom 8th/Sep/2013

planetdom
youtube.com
Mon, 09 Sep 2013 15:14 UTC
Strange sounds outside in Surbiton,United Kingdom, about 2:30 in the morning 8/9/2013. It lasted for about 20 minutes. It was very loud. This is the last 2 minutes, so it is not as loud.

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