20.09.11 This strange sound from different parts of the Earth is reported more and more often, sometimes the sound precedes an earthquake. These sounds are heard not only by individuals, but also by entire stadiums, and sometimes even entire cities.
The day before the major earthquake in the Northeastern United States, a strange sound was heard while playing baseball and was recorded on video (see below). Sound was also reported from Russia, Canada and elsewhere and also preceded the earthquake.
"Woodpecker Phenomenon"
We know that in the 70s, the Russians' electromagnetic pulse technology caused the woodpecker effect, which was transmitted to the United States.
And people were already then worried about the effects on the brain.
One can only imagine what the ionosphere heater and other technologies are capable of now.
This is all very strange, and thanks to youtube, all these phenomena are well documented.
(Below) In the USA, this phenomenon took place quite recently ... Of course, an explanation was given that this is a PA system (possibly a public address system at a stadium; approx. Mixednews). This is the same sound as in the video above ... where there were no stadiums, no PA systems ... And just before the earthquake in the Northeast!
(Below) Here's another example. This strange sound is similar to the sound of a baseball game, and in some other videos.
Next example. This time is slightly different. The high-pitched sound was preceded by a day with strange clouds and a rainbow - and 11 hours later, the region also had a 5-point quake.
Approx. mixednews: We've added some extra videos with strange sounds. All of them took place in different countries and cities: in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, USA, Canada, Brazil ...
Based on their tonality, they are all supposedly of the same nature. In addition, there is another common point: almost all of these sounds took place in August 2011 (see video dates).
Tula, Russia:
Krasnoyarsk, Russia:
Moscow, Russia:
Kiev, Ukraine:
Odessa, Ukraine:
Zhytomyr, Ukraine:
Lodz, Poland:
Curitiba, Brazil:
South East England
In this case, the sound is different from others. The author of the video writes: The sound was recorded on August 24, 2011 in South East England. The place where I live is very isolated and there are only 12 other private houses near me. The nearest town is more than 20 kilometers away. Most of all it sounds like the sound of a huge steam locomotive ... However, it was difficult to determine where the sound was coming from. It seemed to come from everywhere. And the nearest train station is more than 60 kilometers away. The other neighbors were awakened by this strange sound, but also could not explain what it was. Then the sound suddenly stopped. In total, it lasted about 15 minutes.
The previous time he was heard in Great Britain, in Bristol, and for a long time was sorted out in the newspapers. And so he appeared again, this time sweeping across the entire planet.
In August 2011, in 2012 and at the beginning of 2013, it was heard in Brazil, USA, Canada, Russia, Ukraine, Australia, Europe and Asia.
Its main feature is that it causes causeless panic in people. He is the so-called "groan" or "hum" of the Earth. Is it a sound hallucination, tectonic plate movement, the sound of acoustic gravity waves, mass psychosis, or just a newspaper duck? Let's try to figure it out.
We hear moans from everywhere
Doug Shafer, Ontario (Canada):
- These sounds were very intense, it seemed that everything was rumbling. It's like a huge ocean.
Natalia and Marina Eroshenko, Rostov-on-Don:
- The noise was so unusual that it cannot even be compared with anything. He was powerful
and scary. Direct roar of some kind, as if an airplane was flying directly over the house.
Tatiana Miteleva, Moscow:
- He came as if from the Earth, but was everywhere. And for me it was a little incomprehensible and scary.
Ilya Bogomolov, Rostov-on-Don:
- He seemed to be everywhere, around. So low, scary enough, unlike any other sound.
Roman and Gennady Ovchinnikov, Novokuznetsk:
- He woke me up at night. A strange hum, even through a closed window. A feeling of unreasonable panic is created. And literally you don't even know what to do at this moment. It really became scary, I thought that it was already necessary to collect things, a child, documents - somewhere to run. It is not clear where he was coming from, the feeling was as if this sound was enveloping.
This is a selection of numerous programs and Internet videos. The largest series of such noises swept across the planet from January 9 to 12, 2012. For these four days, the Earth, according to news correspondents from various channels, literally rumbled.
Amateur audio and video recordings have been recorded on all continents. The media assured that no one had ever heard these sounds until now.
This is not entirely true. For years, residents of Taos, New Mexico, in the southwestern United States, have heard a low-frequency hum coming from the desert. The phenomenon is called "Taoist noise". The sound is similar to the movement of heavy equipment on a highway, although there are no major roads in the area of the small settlement.
This sound is heard only by local residents and, extremely rarely, by visitors.
Scientists who have investigated this hum have never been able to find its source. They only suggested that the reason for it might be a large power transmission line passing near the city. Meanwhile, such a noise has been known for a long time, and it is called a sound anomaly.
This is a generic name for a number of phenomena associated with a constant or periodic low-frequency hum that is not distinguishable for all people. These noises are recorded in all parts of the world.
In some cases, the sound source has been installed. For example, noise in Hawaii, heard for tens of kilometers, was the result of volcanic activity.
Usually, noises are described by bystanders as an idle sound from a running diesel engine. They, as a rule, cannot be recorded using a microphone, and most importantly, the source cannot be accurately identified.
However, there were cases when the sound was heard not only by a certain part of people. An example of this is the "Bristol Rumble", which was allegedly heard in the UK in the 1970s.
"Sounds of the apocalypse" or "crunch of the earth" - this is the name of the sound anomaly, which was noticed in different parts of the planet in the past two years. Unlike other similar phenomena, the hum was heard by most people, and the equipment recorded it perfectly.
APOCALYPTIC VERSION
Needless to say, even the most incredulous started talking about the notorious end of the world. The fact is that different beliefs say the same thing: a certain sound will notify people about the apocalypse. The Jews believe that it will be, but the trumpet is a shofar, from the sounds of which Jericho once fell.
Many immediately began to experiment with audio recordings of the "groan" of the Earth and, of course, came to the conclusion that this was the sound of Jericho trumpets.
Heimdall. The Little Edda Icelandic manuscript, 1760. Heimdall in Scandinavian mythology is the guardian of the gods who lives at the edge of the world, the owner of the golden horn Gjallarhorn, whose sound will be heard in all corners of the world. The sound of his horn will herald the beginning of Ragnarok.
In German-Scandinavian mythology, the golden horn of Gjallarhorn will announce the beginning of the Scandinavian end of the world with a cheerful name Ragnarok. The planet's creak certainly resembles that too. In Kiev, where the Earth also "screamed", they started talking about "Archangel's trumpets", foreshadowing That Day ...
In fact, the "noise of the earth" has been known for a very long time. There are references to a certain "trumpet voice" both in the Bible and in the Koran. The ancient Greeks explained the underground groans by the fact that in its depths there were one hundred-armed giants, cast down by the gods into the bosom of the Earth. According to mythology, it was not only they who were tormented - Mother Earth also "groaned" from them.
MANUAL VERSION
The most common. Some geologists, for example, associate the mysterious rumble in Novokuznetsk with the development of coal in the Kuzbass. The energy of rock explosions allegedly accumulates in the Earth, and provokes either man-made earthquakes or mysterious noises.
Scientists from the Novosibirsk Academgorodok share a similar version. In 1982, when the Americans arrived in the town, one of the geological professors, Aleksey Dmitriev, allegedly warned them that serious cataclysms would soon await America, meaning man-made earthquakes and noises.
The Americans did not believe him then, but in 1984 geophysical hums and small earthquakes swept across the entire East Coast of the United States.
Alexei Dmitriev argues that it was not difficult to predict them, since more than a dozen energy-intensive high-voltage power lines stretch along the East Atlantic coast of the United States.
The frequency of the transmitted current in the US power system is 60 Hz. And since it corresponds to the frequency of natural lithospheric currents, a "short circuit" occurred ...
The technogenic version has only two drawbacks. If the cause of the noise was a "production" factor, then how to explain that the sound was heard in different parts of the planet almost simultaneously? The second drawback - if you believe, again, all the same eyewitnesses, then power lines, thermal power plants, factories, construction sites and other technical facilities were not always close to the place where the "groan" was heard.
VERSION GEOPHYSICAL
Arthur Conan Doyle has a story called When the Earth Screamed. The hero of the story, Professor Challenger, decides to find out if the Earth is "alive". To do this, he drills a giant hole in it. And when the drill penetrated very deeply into the earth's strata, the planet ... screamed.
In this story, only the ending is fantastic. In other respects, geophysicists are in solidarity with the writer - the Earth is really "alive", and it really "screams".
In the bowels of our planet, convection, the movement of magma flows and the displacement of lithospheric plates constantly take place. This leads to the fact that the Earth is noisy. And scientists learned how to record her "voices" long ago. To do this, they come to boreholes drilled for technical or scientific purposes, and put ultrasensitive microphones into them. The ordinary human ear is unable to hear this sound in most cases.
But there are also exceptions. They can occur, for example, during an earthquake, just before tremors. However, this is not surprising: during earthquakes, lithospheric plates move, so the process, of course, can be accompanied by strong noise.
It is noticed that before a large earthquake, the level of the earth's roar rises sharply. The earth seems to warn of an impending earthquake and gives people the opportunity to estimate its strength in advance and localize the epicenter.
In fact, in the depths of the Earth, earthquakes never stop. But it is practically impossible to predict which of them will "burst" to the surface in advance. Aleksey Lyubushin, chief researcher at the Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences, once succeeded. A major earthquake in Tohoku (Japan), which occurred in 2011 and killed at least 16,000 people, he predicted in as many as three years.
The fact that earthly noise under Japan began to synchronize (according to the scientist's hypothesis, this is the first sign of an impending powerful earthquake), Lyubushin noticed back in 2008 and published several warnings on this topic.
The Japanese did not believe it. The most unpleasant thing is that after the catastrophe, the synchronization of the low-frequency noise was preserved. Alexey Lyubushin believes that Japan will face another earthquake, no less devastating, and its epicenter should be located near the capital of the country - Tokyo.
That is why the noise of the Earth can and should be studied. With their help, the planet not only informs about earthquakes, but also helps, for example, to search for oil and other minerals.
But, alas, not all "screams" of the Earth can be explained by impending earthquakes. After all, where they were supposedly heard in the last two years, no seismic events have ever happened! could not - often these were areas where they do not exist in principle.
WEATHER VERSION
Some scientists speculate that the planet's creak is related to the weather: fog, dampness and rain. When ice melts, part of the hydrogen bonds between water molecules breaks. Each gap releases energy and can generate a faint audible click.
Therefore, according to the hypothesis of these scientists, if the noise is heard during fog or when there are clouds in the sky, this is the “song of water”, which can be accompanied by a hum. Of course, a single snowflake creates only minor noise, but when large amounts of ice melt, everyone can hear the sound.
Unfortunately, the version does not answer the question of why noises are heard in summer, in clear weather.
VERSION HELIOCENTRIC AND OTHER
It is adhered to by Professor, Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Chairman of the Board of the International Committee on Global Geological and Environmental Changes, President of the Global Earthquake Forecasting Network (GNFE) Elchin Khalilov.
He studied audio recordings of earth noise from different parts of the planet, and found that they are all remarkably similar. From this, he concluded that the noise is a consequence of cataclysms on the Sun.
When streams of solar energy, after the next release, rush to the Earth and crash into the magnetosphere, this leads to the emergence of special acoustic waves, which then rush to the surface of the Earth. These waves can only be heard with special instruments.
However, some people are also able to hear them if the sound is superimposed on the low-frequency city noise. A low-frequency wave changes the spectrum of city noise, and then a person can hear such an ominous "groan".
On the audio recordings, one can hear that the hum is, indeed, similar to the usual city noise - of a crane, an aircraft, construction equipment - but amplified many times over. The fact that this sound often causes a feeling of panic among eyewitnesses, Elchin Khalilov explains by its low frequency. It is known that low frequencies, although not distinguished by the ear, have a bad effect on the human psyche.
An example of this is the famous research of the French professor Gavreau, who established precisely at what frequencies of infrasound a person begins to rupture the eardrum, hemorrhage into the brain, and at which even death.
The negative influence of infrasound on the psyche was recently demonstrated by Dr. Richard Lord and Professor of Psychology Richard Wiseman by organizing an unusual concert of organ music in Liverpool Cathedral. In two of the four compositions, the sounds of a 7-meter organ, specially designed for the experiment, were added. The peculiarity of the giant instrument is that the sounds it makes have a frequency below 20 kHz, so the human ear is simply unable to hear them.
Thus, the volunteers who listened to the concert did not even know exactly when the organ began to play. Scientists managed to establish that among the negative sensations that appeared in people during organ play were fear, loss of strength and mood, sadness. Many had goosebumps running down their skin.
In the 1960s of the last century, against the backdrop of a general upsurge in the economy, science and culture in our country, Soviet scientists conceived a grandiose project - drilling a well of unprecedented depth of 15 km. This project was supposed to mark another "psychological" victory over the United States. The victory of science was in learning more about the structure of the Earth. The Americans also thought about the possibility of drilling such a super-deep well, but after weighing all the pros and cons, they decided that it would be easier to fly to the moon. But the Russians, as usual, did not give up.
And on the Kola Peninsula, a well appeared with a depth of just over 12 km. The Soviet scientists did not reach the declared level, but they broke the world record and got into the Guinness Book of Records. These tests literally and figuratively "undermined" all theories about the structure of the Earth that existed until then.
It turned out, for example, that there is water even in the deepest layers of our planet, and the temperature at great depths was not at all as high as previously thought. There are many tales about the Kola well. One of them says that once geophysicists lowered a microphone there and clearly heard human screams, confirming that hell really exists.
It has long been known that infrasound inherently accompanies many natural phenomena: hurricanes, tsunamis, gusts of wind, noise of waves, volcanic eruptions, thunderstorms, sudden pressure drops, etc. and with infrasound, which is formed in the atmosphere.
According to one of the versions, the mysterious rumble is associated with the change of magnetic poles, which is now taking place on our planet. And psychologist from the University of Chicago, Neil Johnson, believes that the noise of the Earth is associated with the psychological characteristics of those people who hear it.
Researchers at Earthscope USArray have discovered a series of infrasonic noises generated by the collision of two ocean waves. The resulting sound from such collisions, in principle, can spread over the entire globe, so that the cause of the hum may not be the earth, but water.
There is also a version that the "sounds of the apocalypse" is just a massive hoax, a large-scale newspaper duck using fake videos to promote films such as "Red State" or "Alien Invasion: Battle of Los Angeles 2".
The premieres of these films took place in 2011, almost immediately after the earthlings heard the “cry of the planet”. However, the human ability to pass off wishful thinking is also known, and the trait of many media outlets is the wishful thinking to be passed off as a sensation.
Such a number of hypotheses baffles a person who wants to find the only correct explanation for the sound of the planet. At least for now. Perhaps the groan of the Earth is indeed a multifactorial phenomenon, one way or another associated with each of these versions.
Magazine "NAKED SCIENCE" January, 2014
From August 2011 to January 2013, the noise of the Earth swept the world.
The main feature of the anomaly is to cause panic in people. Until now, scientists cannot understand exactly what this phenomenon is. There are many versions of the origin of the riddle. Nature itself, as well as secret special services, aliens and even the Creator are accused of the acoustic phenomenon. The intensity of passions is also caused by the fact that this natural strangeness began to occur on the eve of the End of the World according to the Mayan calendar. Is what is happening real or did the newspapermen invented another duck for the people?
The largest series of such sounds occurred between January 9-12, 2012. During these days, as the media said, the Earth literally howled. It is noteworthy that in all cases it was impossible to identify the acoustic source. Experts from various industries only gave some versions and we invite you to familiarize yourself with them. Some of them are more believable, and some less. In theories, there was a place for both scientific assumptions and religious ones.
Sounds of the apocalypse
Not only scientists, but also believers paid attention to the groan of the Earth. According to the pious, this may be an omen of the End of the World. In different religions it is said that people will be notified of Armageddon by a certain sound that will be heard in every corner of the planet. In Judaism, it is written that the famous Jericho fell from the acoustics of the shofar trumpet. On the Internet, users quickly processed this idea and came to the conclusion that a kind of play of nature is a consequence of the sound of Jericho trumpets. In addition to the Jewish belief, the noise of the Earth is spoken of in Scandinavian and Germanic mythology. In this case, Ragnarok will announce the End of the World in the golden horn of Gjallarhorn. The Qur'an and the Bible also found a place for the creak of the earth.
The rumble of the Earth: a technogenic theory
Perhaps the most common version. According to geologists, the roar of the planet is due to rock explosions. For example, this kind of detonation can happen during the development of coal deposits. The allegedly released energy bursts out, causing either an earthquake or a mysterious phenomenon. A similar anomaly can occur in a place where many high-voltage transmission lines are stretched. If the frequency in the power supply system reaches 60 Hz, then this indicator will be enough for a "short circuit" to form. But this assumption has a drawback. If the "production" factor was the cause of the mysterious phenomenon, then why was the sound heard all over the planet?
Howling of the Earth: Geophysical Theory
Have you read When the Earth Cried Out, written by Arthur Conan Doyle? So, the story speaks of a mystical groan. In the story, Professor Challenger is trying to find out if the planet on which he lives is alive. He begins to drill its surface until the moment when the noise of the Earth occurs. In many things geophysicists agree with the writer, in particular, that our House is alive and knows how to make sounds. In the bowels of the planet, lithospheric plates are displaced and magma moves, which leads either to a creak of the earth or to an earthquake. In the latter case, the planet begins to moan a few minutes before the start of the cataclysm, thereby warning people of the impending threat. However, not in all places where the phenomenon occurred, seismic activity is observed, which casts doubt on this assumption.
Crunch of the Earth: Heliocentric Theory
Professor Elchin Khalilov adheres to this hypothesis. After studying audio materials, he came to the conclusion that the anomalous howl is the result of catastrophes that occur on the Sun. When solar energy collides with the Earth's magnetosphere, acoustic waves are generated that hit our surface. To hear the waves, you need to use special devices, but some people are able to hear them even without instruments, for example, in the case of sound overlapping with low-frequency city noises. By changing the spectrum of urban sounds, the low-frequency wave becomes audible to humans. This sound can be similar to that of a crane, airplane, construction equipment, etc. But why do people start to panic at such sounds? It's all about their frequencies, which negatively affect the human psyche.
Moan of the Earth: Mass Hoax
However, it should be borne in mind that the noise of the Earth can be a large-scale deception, for example, to increase the circulation of newspapers or promote films on a similar topic. Keep in mind that people like to wishful thinking. A large number of versions, each of which has flaws, baffles a person. Even if we want to know the truth about the sounds of the apocalypse, we will face a lack of information. It remains only to wait, maybe in the future someone will shed light on this topic.
Since the summer of 2011, abnormally low sounds emanating from the sky, which are popularly called the "Sound of the Apocalypse", have been repeatedly recorded across the planet. Throughout this time, the media have voiced cases of the appearance of these strange sounds from the USA, Russia, Great Britain, Czech Republic, Costa Rica, Australia.
The International Committee for the Global Change of the Environment and the Geological Environment (Munich) and the Global Earthquake Prediction Network (London) conducted their research, which made it possible to find out the origin of these low frightening sounds.
Many people, especially believers, classified the strange hum of the earth as evidence of the coming of the Day of Judgment.
Professor Elchin Khalilov, head of the international GEOCHANGE committee, is well acquainted with these sounds. In his opinion, they are related to acoustic-gravitational waves, which sometimes occur at the border between the ionosphere and the atmosphere. And the reasons for the occurrence of these waves, according to the geophysicist, can be located both on the Sun and in the core of the Earth.
The professor is convinced that equally large-scale energy processes should be the source of powerful manifestations of acoustic-gravitational waves. These can be especially powerful solar flares, which generate tremendous energy flows that, when they reach our planet, destabilize its ionosphere, magnetosphere and upper atmosphere. Among the consequences of solar flares, the scientist names flows of corpuscles, the impact of shock waves from the solar wind and bursts of electromagnetic radiation. However, another reason for the strange hum may be lurking deep in the bowels of the Earth. The fact is, says Professor Khalilov, that the trend of accelerating the displacement of the planet's north magnetic pole, which intensified significantly in 1998-2003 by more than 500 percent, continues today, indicates the energy processes taking place in the Earth's core, which form a geomagnetic field in both cores. ...
On November 15, all geophysical stations included in the ATROPATENA network recorded a powerful impulse of gravitational action, and almost simultaneously. The stations of the network are located in Kiev, Baku, Istanbul, Islamabad and Jokjakarta. The maximum distance between is about 10 thousand kilometers.
A similar phenomenon can occur only if the radiation source is located in the core of the Earth. Therefore, according to many scientists, this powerful release of energy from the core of the planet is a kind of sign that signals the beginning of an active phase in the internal energy processes of the Earth.
This phenomenon can also be the reason for the modulation of the geomagnetic field, which, through some physical processes occurring at the border of the ionosphere and the atmosphere, is the cause of the appearance of acoustic-gravitational waves, recorded in many parts of the planet in the form of a low-frequency sound that causes anxiety in people.
One way or another, both of the indicated possible causes of a geophysical nature indicate a possible significant increase in solar and geodynamic activity. The processes in the Earth's core most likely control the planet's energy. Therefore, experts from the World Organization for Cooperation in Science believe that at the end of 2012, an abrupt increase in the number of powerful earthquakes, prices, volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters of an atmospheric nature is possible.
At the same time, the maximum level of such disasters is expected in 2013 - 2014.
From time to time, no one knows where from which sounds "goosebumps" are heard. The groan of the Earth is the name of this mystical phenomenon in many countries of the world. A similar sound anomaly over the past two years has kept residents of London, many localities in Russia and Ukraine, the USA, Poland, Canada, Brazil and Japan in suspense.
Recently, due to the large number of prophecies and forecasts of the end of the world, agitated people see mystical signs in this. “And the first angel sounded his trumpet” - so it is written in Revelation. Pious people are worried, is it not the trumpets of Jericho that announce the Day of Judgment in the streets of different countries of the world? The priests reassure that it is not time yet. The very coming of the Savior into the world will be instantaneous and will take everyone by surprise. Therefore, if we hear some sounds already now, then they are not yet the sounds of the second coming, because they should happen instantly, and not stretch out for years. However, there are other versions that predict trouble for humanity.
Canadian scientists admit that periodic humming in different parts of the planet may indicate a rapid change in magnetic poles, but Ukrainian colleagues do not support the Canadians' version. In their opinion, the Earth's magnetic field occurs at a depth of 4750 km, so it is impossible to hear any sounds.
The famous American seer Edgar Cayce argued that the creak and hum that would be heard from the ground should warn humanity about the displacement of the inner core of the planet. Geophysicists argue that a core shift is impossible, since there can only be conversion movements of molten magma.
Another version is that the groan of the earth can give out faults in the earth's crust. However, in many vegetable gardens in which these eerie sounds were heard, this phenomenon cannot occur. Since the faults that are observed in cities are very insignificant and cannot create acoustic waves, but can only create pulsed electromagnetic radiation.
