Strange sounds: Trumpets - Groaning - Scraping - In The Skies Around the World..

[Shijing]

AI, do you see anything further in terms of location yet? I did a short search on the planetary grid, and noticed that point 2 in the map below is close to Kiev:



Kiev is also mentioned as a node toward the bottom of the following page:

_http://earthacupuncture.info/earth_grid.htm

I'm de-linking it for now because I haven't had a chance to look at it in detail yet, but one thing of interest it mentions is the Schumann resonance (from Wikipedia):

The Schumann resonances (SR) are a set of spectrum peaks in the extremely low frequency (ELF) portion of the Earth's electromagnetic field spectrum. Schumann resonances are global electromagnetic resonances, excited by lightning discharges in the cavity formed by the Earth's surface and the ionosphere.

I don't know much about planetary grid theory (how valid it is or any of the details), but since you've been able to subtract out some of the hoaxes, I was wondering if any of the remaining sites besides Kiev might be correlative.

[Ask_a_debtor]

I found a pretty good collection of reports online that includes a map:

_http://seektress.com/ssounds.htm

This page is a work in progress and the MAP currently has 124 reports from September 9, 2008 to this update:  January 31, 2012. A more detailed examination of the individual reports will be added to this page as information is catagorized and prepared for publication. Again, this page is a work in progress,  and I have a life, patience, please. Updates will be made in as timely a manner as resources are available.

At this time I am unable to add written reports with no audio to back them up to the map, or the list. I am saving reports with no audio to back them up, but that's all I am able to do at this point. Another page for documentation of such reports may be down the line, but currently not possible to set up and maintain. Sorry. You send 'em, I'll save 'em, but that's it, for now.

There are 124 reports with links to the video/audio for each, all are presented in list form as well as in an interactive map.  The fake ones are documented as such with an extra distinction for the ones that use the Kiev audio.

[Keit]

There might be something else of interest on this site, but again, it's not in English. _http://2012god.ru/forum/forum-6/topic-1780/page-1/

In case someone interested, here is translation[...]

The discussion in regards to sounds was hot. Many witnesses have heard the sound, but could not identiy the source. Other witnesses and people living nearby heard the sound and with confidence identified the source, but for some reason their opinions were absolutely different. From the beginning presumably the debunking videos (fakes) were made, but only with an intention to get in touch with authors of the videos (including me, Yana, Sinegorie and monakh). At the same time accounts of Sinegorie and his friends were hacked, from which someone communicated from their name with me and Yana to fish for information... (bolded by agni)[...]

This thread has 100 pages, and I went through 10 so far (may take a while, so it's great, agni, that you also go over it). And they do have some interesting stuff there. As agni translated, they begun with voice analysis, then went to compare Kiev's noise frequency (apparently - 140 Hz (C#) Low octave - was predominant) with the frequency of bus engines (?) until someone mentioned about tectonic moves and how it could produce these kind of sounds.

They listened to earthquake sounds from here, and although non of the sounds resembled Kiev's one, someone said that the second one on the list resembled the sound from Florida video.

Many of the people gave witness accounts of their friends, mothers, someone they know that heard something like this but thought that it is construction, something else, or just unknown. Also some of them posted that they lived or live in the area that underwent major construction work of all types, and they never heard sounds similar to Kiev's. One of them also said that he worked in the past in the media (news report) and he knows how they can manipulate news. He said that it wouldn't be surprising that the news report (the one in Ukrainian) was cooked and they didn't include witnesses that did hear something.

Now, there were couple of stories mentioned there that perhaps don't have a direct connection to the sounds, but they possibly could, if hearing the sounds is somehow connected to the topography and geological or other "underground" or otherwise features.

When someone mentioned tectonic plates, people looked for tectonic and geopathogenic zones of the region. Here it is for Kiev. And then they also brought up the fact that Kiev (and its region) has a system of extensive underground tunnels. One of the "strange" places is Zverinetskaya Gora, a mountain that underneath supposedly was a secret scientific complex, and people saw all kind of strange things coming from its direction. But even before the complex, there are accounts dated to 19th century about strange pillars of light there, water standing like a wall, animals getting frozen in place, etc.

They bring up an account, when in 1988 people who lived around Botanic garden (located on this mountain) woke up from strong trembling. They went to their balconies and saw a strong light high up in the skies that started to rapidly approach the earth. When it almost hit the ground, it became a fire and burned like this for 15 minutes, then became a light again and disappeared into the sky. The incident repeated for couple of days, and then the place was flooded with police, authorities and journalists, but no conclusion was reached (officially, of course).

Also, another person, who before sharing his info made sure to mention that he doesn't believe in god or little green men , wrote about three incidents. One involving his employee  who came to work with a scratch on his nose. He asked him what happened, and his worker answered that he was sitting in front the computer when he suddenly heard trumpets and the light went off. He stood up to check on the light and bumped into a door. Another story was him and his friend noticing a strange object in the sky that moved without a sound and wasn't an airplane.

His third story is most unusual, imo, and drew my attention because it was very similar to what was described in a "Don't go to Albuquerque" part of the Wave. He said that his friends (one of them is a grandfather 70 years old) were driving back from a market on a straight highway. There were no cars, so they were driving 130km/h. But suddenly the driver started to drop speed. The driver (a woman) wasn't drunk or anything like this. The rest asked her what happened. And she said that the road was going "down" (under an angle). Others looked and were surprised, they saw the same thing, the road was curved down. After a while it sorted itself out and became straight again, but they are still in great shock.

So I don't know if there is any truth in what they say, but it does sound interesting and makes one wonder if there is indeed any connection between the sounds and specific locations. Maybe the gravity "opens up" other things as well, including manifestation of anomalies.

Oh, and here is a video of Moscow sounds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDu5KLEM-y4&feature=player_embedded
poste don 23d of August. Don't know if it was already brought up here.

[Approaching Infinity]

I found a pretty good collection of reports online that includes a map:

_http://seektress.com/ssounds.htm

There are 124 reports with links to the video/audio for each, all are presented in list form as well as in an interactive map.  The fake ones are documented as such with an extra distinction for the ones that use the Kiev audio.

Thanks Aad! I was wondering if someone had done this already. I'll cross-reference my list with this one.

[Windmill knight]

One from Amarillo, Texas, also 1 February 2012:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ncf8xVVWaIw

Someone writes:

AMARILLO, TEXAS -- Did you hear it? Many Panhandle residents are reporting that they heard a loud "bang" followed by a "roaring noise" last night around 10.

What may have sounded like something extremely strange was likely a meteor. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, a meteor may have been seen throughout parts of Oklahoma and Texas. The FAA received several reports from people who said they saw the bright, streaking light

Which is taken from: _http://www.connectamarillo.com/news/story.aspx?id=714912#.TywSbl2uSSo

Interesting. The video seems staged to me and the sound is a lot like Kiev's, so my guess is it was hoaxed by the radio station 'dudes'. But they offered the link to the news report about the roaring meteorite to back their story, which seems legitimate and mentiones a bang and a light, both of which are absent from the video. My guess is this is an example of creating disinfo to obscure a fact; in this particular case because these 'dudes' wanted to have some fun or create publicity for their station.

[Avala]

With so many new "strange sounds videos" in late days, I'm starting to believe that most of them (at least new ones) are fake.

[Oxajil]

Interesting. The video seems staged to me and the sound is a lot like Kiev's, so my guess is it was hoaxed by the radio station 'dudes'. But they offered the link to the news report about the roaring meteorite to back their story, which seems legitimate and mentiones a bang and a light, both of which are absent from the video. My guess is this is an example of creating disinfo to obscure a fact; in this particular case because these 'dudes' wanted to have some fun or create publicity for their station.

Yea, you're right, it does seem to be like that..

[Approaching Infinity]

One from Amarillo, Texas, also 1 February 2012:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ncf8xVVWaIw

Someone writes:

AMARILLO, TEXAS -- Did you hear it? Many Panhandle residents are reporting that they heard a loud "bang" followed by a "roaring noise" last night around 10.

What may have sounded like something extremely strange was likely a meteor. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, a meteor may have been seen throughout parts of Oklahoma and Texas. The FAA received several reports from people who said they saw the bright, streaking light

Which is taken from: _http://www.connectamarillo.com/news/story.aspx?id=714912#.TywSbl2uSSo

Interesting. The video seems staged to me and the sound is a lot like Kiev's, so my guess is it was hoaxed by the radio station 'dudes'. But they offered the link to the news report about the roaring meteorite to back their story, which seems legitimate and mentiones a bang and a light, both of which are absent from the video. My guess is this is an example of creating disinfo to obscure a fact; in this particular case because these 'dudes' wanted to have some fun or create publicity for their station.

Yep, it uses the Kiev track. You can hear the birds (notice the distinctive warble at 0:28 - same as 0:55 in the Kiev video).

[Approaching Infinity]

AI, do you see anything further in terms of location yet? I did a short search on the planetary grid, and noticed that point 2 in the map below is close to Kiev:

As Laura mentioned earlier, it's hard to tell. It's mostly populated areas that have vids. But check out the link Ask_a_debtor posted for a map with a ton of the vids plotted.

[Shijing]

As Laura mentioned earlier, it's hard to tell. It's mostly populated areas that have vids. But check out the link Ask_a_debtor posted for a map with a ton of the vids plotted.

I just took a look (and thanks for that, Ask_a_debtor, it's very helpful!), and it is unfortunately hard to tell. There are several hits, but also a lot of misses. Either Kiev is just a coincidence and there's no correlation, the fakes are making too much noise, or the phenomenon has too broad of a range to be able to pull out a useful signal at this point.

[Approaching Infinity]

Just some stats in this post. On the seektress site there are 143 videos, including 23 obvious fakes (17%). Considering I had 18% obvious fakes in my batch, that's pretty close. There are probably many more, but those are just the ones that definitely use the Kiev sounds.

Here's the breakdown per month:

Jan '12 - 69 videos (+22 fakes)
Dec '11 - 2 videos
Nov '11 - 3 videos
Oct '11 - 8 videos
Sept '11 - 11 videos (+1 fake)
Aug '11 - 18 videos

Note, my list has about 17 videos that aren't included in this person's list, including 7 from Jan, 2 from Sept, and 6 from August.

[c.a.]

Just some stats in this post. On the seektress site there are 143 videos, including 23 obvious fakes (17%). Considering I had 18% obvious fakes in my batch, that's pretty close. There are probably many more, but those are just the ones that definitely use the Kiev sounds.

Here's the breakdown per month:

Jan '12 - 69 videos (+22 fakes)
Dec '11 - 2 videos
Nov '11 - 3 videos
Oct '11 - 8 videos
Sept '11 - 11 videos (+1 fake)
Aug '11 - 18 videos

Note, my list has about 17 videos that aren't included in this person's list, including 7 from Jan, 2 from Sept, and 6 from August.

Here is a website that has collected, and provides a map, and avalible You-Tubes, of the available data that has been collected concerning the sound anomalies, to add to your research. It also collects some data on fakes.  The information on this subject goes as far back to 9/9/2008 ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=zZv_eMZfgaE )

World Wide Reports From YouTube-Initiated January 21, 2012
Of Mysterious, Unidentified Events
http://seektress.com/ssounds.htm

Mission Statment:

Reports of unidentified events presenting as loud, unusual sounds coming seemingly from the sky, or "everywhere", have been making their way into YouTube most frequently since the late Spring, early Summer of 2011. This map reports locations of the events, and links to the applicable YouTube report. Location is noted to the best of my ability with the information provided by the original poster of the report. When a specific date of the event is not included in the report, the date of the posting is used. If a video is removed from YouTube, or has been determined to be a hoax, it is removed from the map, and the list. If it is determined to be a fake, it will be duly noted, and removed from the map, but NOT the list. This is currently in process. This will be reflected in the tally numbers for the list in update reports.
This page is a work in progress and the MAP currently has 124 reports from September 9, 2008 to this update: January 31, 2012. A more detailed examination of the individual reports will be added to this page as information is catagorized and prepared for publication. Again, this page is a work in progress, and I have a life, patience, please. Updates will be made in as timely a manner as resources are available.


At this time I am unable to add written reports with no audio to back them up to the map, or the list. I am saving reports with no audio to back them up, but that's all I am able to do at this point. Another page for documentation of such reports may be down the line, but currently not possible to set up and maintain. Sorry. You send 'em, I'll save 'em, but that's it, for now.

[Laura]

Comment on my FB Wall:

Danue TripleThree commented on your link.
Danue wrote: "I just came back from Pine Lake, Alberta. I was about a week in when I heard those very sounds coming from what appeared to be - out of nowhere! It happened at about 4 am, and shook me right out of bed. 10 others reported it the following day on FB. I only wish I would of had my camera. It sounds much louder in reality. Scared the living lights out of me. LOL Best to my knowledge, it only happened the one evening. The other relevant thing I could mention is that there were unusual lights (reddish hues) appearing in the sky for two nights prior to the occurrence. I was in the "boonies" at the time. Can't imagine how my experience - and others hearing it was a hoax. Hope we find out what it is soon!"

[Prometeo]

According to him, they were so loud, he thought that a skyscraper is falling, though he couldn't see the source. But after 5 minutes he got bored, closed the window and went to play video games.

Wow...   Talk about mind control.

Thanks Keit, for translating.

So, I KNOW that people can interact with strange phenomena and if it is too scary or weird, just simply make the most inane explanation that makes them feel comfortable again, and carry on without missing a beat.  Or, at most, missing only half a beat.

I know, this happened to me on some weird occasions, others and me tried to find normal explanations for them. For example, one of them from my father is that I was a little schizophrenic (and jesus I thought he was right). This happens when we don't find any explanation to it and lack of knowledge, but if we don't search for them we never find an answer. And the results of following an explanation based on our ignorance could be devastating.

[Kaigen]

Comment on my FB Wall:

Danue TripleThree commented on your link.
Danue wrote: "I just came back from Pine Lake, Alberta. I was about a week in when I heard those very sounds coming from what appeared to be - out of nowhere! It happened at about 4 am, and shook me right out of bed. 10 others reported it the following day on FB. I only wish I would of had my camera. It sounds much louder in reality. Scared the living lights out of me. LOL Best to my knowledge, it only happened the one evening. The other relevant thing I could mention is that there were unusual lights (reddish hues) appearing in the sky for two nights prior to the occurrence. I was in the "boonies" at the time. Can't imagine how my experience - and others hearing it was a hoax. Hope we find out what it is soon!"

I wonder here in Japan is nothing to hear.