Sonic boom on the night after saturday the 18th of August

[birger]

I was awakened, together with our dogs and a cat, by a loud boom sound, on Saturday the 18th of August, at around 1:45 in the night.
I live in Denmark on Funen by the way.

The dogs and the cat got quite anxious, but no further sounds were heard. My spouse and my son, did not register/wake from the sound.
It sounded most of all like something large and heavy falling on the top floor of our house.
A sudden and compact deep boom, lasting about a half second.

There was nothing to see, in or around the house, so it probably was a "sonic boom" of some sort.

I recall reading about the possible connection with meteor impacts/flybys?
Also I seem to remember a reference from the C's, about these "booms" being 4th density bleedthroughs.
But I have not been able to find this. Does anyone remember if and where this is referred to?

I will have a look in the local news for any reference to the incident.

 

[Johnno]

When you've experienced one, the mystery booms are rather strange aren't they?

This one in Sydney I experienced, most of the areas mentioned are around the Richmond airforce base. However there's no supersonic jets based there. Could have been a visitor.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/12/04/1070351666682.html

Anyway, the above from the Sydney Morning Herald is included in the Sonic Booms Supplement.

http://www.signs-of-the-times.org/signs/signs_boom_supplement.htm

 

[Joe]

I was awakened, together with our dogs and a cat, by a loud boom sound, on Saturday the 18th of August, at around 1:45 in the night.
I live in Denmark on Funen by the way.

Interesting. We had a boom at about 9.45 in the morning on the 18th (I think). Consensus here was that it was more likely to be an overhead meteorite explosion than a sonic boom. Maybe Western Europe had a little shower over the week end? Makes me wonder how many people are hearing these all over the world and just putting them down to "sonic booms".

Joe

 

[Laura]

It was the day before, the 17th.

 

[birger]

Thanks for the link to the Mystery Boom section, probably the one I recalled.

And yes it is a strange sudden compact sound. The one I heard went on and off suddenly with the same intensity, no fading out.

Have not been able to find anything in the local news.