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Have you heard 'the Hum'? For decades, hundreds of people worldwide have been plagued by an elusive buzzing noise known as "the Hum".
Some have blamed gas pipes or power lines, others think their ears are faulty. A few even think sinister forces could be at work. "It's a kind of torture, sometimes you just want to scream," exclaims retired head teacher Katie Jacques. Sitting in the living room of her home in the suburbs of Leeds, the 69-year-old grandmother describes the dull drone she says is making her life a misery. Most visitors hear nothing, but to Katie the noise is painful, vivid and constant. "It has a rhythm to it - it goes up and down. Katie says she no longer has any quiet moments and getting a good night's sleep has become impossible. "It's worst at night. Katie first became aware of the maddening rumble two years ago. Katie Jacques: 'It's kind of torture' Neighbours are unaffected and tests by environmental health officials have drawn a blank. Bad vibrations The problem persisted for years. 'Cover-up' BBC - Bristol - The Bristol Hum: your viewpoints.
Do you suffer from the elusive Bristol Hum?
The Bristol hum has blighted sufferers in the city for decades - but what is behind the elusive buzzing noise? Hearing gone wrong or could sinister forces be to blame? Mysterious Sounds Reported Around the World. People around the world have reported hearing strange sounds from the skies over the past month.
Sometimes they describe it as a hum or low rumble; other times it’s a whine, thump, or even a melody. Often the sounds have been recorded and posted online, fueling rumors and conspiracy theories. One blogger wrote, “either the world is ending, aliens are landing or everyone is getting hoaxed. Or, possibly, there’s an actual scientific explanation for the mass amount of YouTube videos capturing bizarre sounds that are being heard around the globe. Are we witnessing the beginning of a full-scale alien invasion?” So, what are people hearing (and recording)? Natural Explanations. Rejtélyes világvége harsonák és ufóinvázió világszerte? Különös, esetenként megmagyarázhatatlan hangokról számolnak be a lapok világszerte.
Taos Hum. What is making that strange hum sound in Taos, New Mexico? The Taos hum derives its name from the town of Taos, New Mexico, one of the places where the hum can be heard by "hearers" (as they call themselves). It is sometimes called by other names, all derived from their location, but it is commonly known as the Taos hum. Both visitors to these locations and residents may be afflicted with the humming sound and it is known to strike very suddenly and it often remains, never ceasing.
The Original of "Strange Sounds," The Taos Hum. In case anyone was remembering another story of "Strange Sounds," it was and is the "Taos Hum. " This notably occurred in the early 1990s. And Hey! It was even on "Unsolved Mysteries. " [link to www.unsolved-mysteries.com] The Taos Hum - Strange Noise that Afflicts People Around the Globe. The Taos hum is an extremely mysterious and widespread phenomenon that seems to have no discernible cause. It is a humming sound that is very disorienting for a person who experiences it and it seems to have an effect on people that are located in certain areas around the globe.
The strangest part about it is that not all people in these areas hear it and it seems to be a very real thing. It is far too common and, in some cases, debilitating to be dismissed as mere fancy. The Hum. The Hum is a phenomenon, or collection of phenomena, involving widespread reports of a persistent and invasive low-frequency humming, rumbling, or droning noise not audible to all people.
The Taos Hum. Citizens in Britain and portions of the Southwestern U.S. have been complaining about a maddening hum that just won't go away. And researchers have been unable to pinpoint its source. Not everyone can hear the low-pitched hum, and those who do say that it seems artificial in nature - and is driving them crazy. In 1977, a British newspaper received nearly 800 letters from people complaining of loss of sleep, dizziness, shortness of breath, headaches, anxiety, irritability, deteriorating health, inability to read or study because of the incessant hum.
Unexplained Sounds. Mysterious booms, annoyingly persistent hums, and underground mechanical rumblings that defy explanation In January, 1999, a loud boom at 12:15 a.m. disturbed the residents of Colorado Springs and Denver. Hmm…The Hum is Back: Windsor, Ontario « Strange Sounds in the Sky. Mystery Hum - Exploring the Phenomenon of the Mystery Hum. Jse_18_4_deming.pdf (application/pdf objektum) Strange sounds. We've been having a bit of a noise problem in our neighborhood. The teenage kid who lives a few houses down the street has decided to become a rock star. He has a mother who is either very indulgent or very deaf. The neighbors aren't feeling quite so tolerant... Of course after dark is the very best time to play loud electric music, and I use the word "music" generously here. Strange an mysterious Sounds from the Earth - Mistpouffers,hum,bloop,Hell Hole,slow down,wow. If you listen closely, you’ll find that the earth is full of sounds.
Some are things that you hear every day, some are truly remarkable and some sounds hail from origins completely unknown. What follows here is a list of “sonic mysteries” for your pleasure – many of them include audio. 1. Strange Sounds from Beyord. Since the end of 2011 through the beginning of 2012 the internet has been abuzz with a new phenomenon I am calling Unidentified Strange Sounds or USS’s. Others have called these amazing noises Sky Quakes. Although all the ones I personally have heard were like a huge swarm of cicada insects found in the southern US. The cicada gives off a high pitch sound. Taos strange sound. Taos Hum. Rejtélyes hangok a világban - Legendavadász.