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[Sakari]

docyabut2, on 27 March 2012 - 02:28 AM, said:

Interesting the article also states that five countires in Georgia and and over a hundred reports in Alabama of people hearing these booms on March 18. However the USGS had no seismic evidence of any earthquakes.

How about you tell us what the sounds really were, how they happen, what causes them......This would mean going there, with recording equipment, and seismic equipment.

After you post your results, we will compare them to the experts and decide whom is correct.




What do you want all of this to be?

Obviously no matter what answer you get, you will call BS........So, what would you like it to be?

Or, what do you think it is?/ was? ......And what do you have to support what you think it was?

[docyabut2]

Sakari, on 27 March 2012 - 02:55 AM, said:

How about you tell us what the sounds really were, how they happen, what causes them......This would mean going there, with recording equipment, and seismic equipment.

After you post your results, we will compare them to the experts and decide whom is correct.




What do you want all of this to be?

Obviously no matter what answer you get, you will call BS........So, what would you like it to be?

Or, what do you think it is?/ was? ......And what do you have to support what you think it was?

Sakari have you listion to this slow down sound?

http://en.wikipedia....dentified_sound)

It sounds identical to the clanging noises, that people are hearing the all over the world.

[docyabut2]

[docyabut2]

http://www.costarica...out-costa-rica/



http://www.youtube.c...&v=vcUDYBIrWio#!

Edited by docyabut2, 27 March 2012 - 03:53 AM.

[Oniomancer]

docyabut2, on 27 March 2012 - 02:28 AM, said:

Interesting the article also states that five countires in Georgia and and over a hundred reports in Alabama of people hearing these booms on March 18. However the USGS had no seismic evidence of any earthquakes.

Just because the article mentions two related phenomena together doesn't mean they have a common cause.

[Sormac]

Sakari, on 26 March 2012 - 05:52 PM, said:

LOL


Not everyone is Paranoid 100% of the time.........And not everyone is a Conspiracy Theorist for everything.


Dude, look behind you..........

?

I live a well adjusted life. I'm not paranoid, I'm just pointing out a well established fact: our government isn't always truthful. Besides, you aren't even making an argument... You're simply laughing at something you perceive about me.

How many times has a 1.5 magnitude earthquake caused anything remotely similar? Is there historical context here? Wisconsin has had many similar droughts and earthquakes before. The circumstances are far from unique even geologically speaking.

[and then]

I've tried to keep up with this thread but I sort of lost interest for awhile when I heard some of the sounds and they seemed identical to sounds I'd heard in a sci-fi movie (war of the worlds)but the more I listen and read the more convinced I become that something very weird is happening here.  I have no fears of the 2012 world ending silliness but I'd sure like to know what this is about.

[NiteMarcher]

[UniqueWolf]

Could be some kids trying to have fun by messing with people (people are creative) or it could be all that 2012 stuff... I'm going with the first one, if you think it's the second one, you can say "I told you so" if we die (:

[linttrap]

Dupe see below

Edited by linttrap, 28 March 2012 - 12:46 AM.

[docyabut2]

and then, on 27 March 2012 - 02:29 PM, said:

I've tried to keep up with this thread but I sort of lost interest for awhile when I heard some of the sounds and they seemed identical to sounds I'd heard in a sci-fi movie (war of the worlds)but the more I listen and read the more convinced I become that something very weird is happening here.  I have no fears of the 2012 world ending silliness but I'd sure like to know what this is about.

I would`nt be interested, if I had not heard the sounds myself.I lived in Ohio and last summer I started hearing them.Not a cloud in the sky then this roaring sound.Hard to explain, but it sounded like a thousand disel trucks a commimg.Scary! I dismissed it as maybe some factory noise. Then the second week in January the sounds came again only this time lowder and no storms were around. One time my disabled hubby yell from the bed room, oh my God! What was that horriable roaring noise!My daughter who lives up in Mich said she was about to grab her daughter and run.Another time that week again no storms in the area, my daughter and I came out of her house and heard the roaring sounds with a boom, boom, boom, boom.Not like the kind of booms you would hear in a thunder storm but in a freguency.She tried to record it on her cell but could`nt catch it.When I got on the net and realized just how many people in the world were hearing these awful noises, I`m  really concern to what they are.I know airplane sounds, sonic booms and thunder, the noises did not sound like that, but more of a rolling sound traveling over land in the distance and there  were no earthquakes reports.

[linttrap]

linttrap, on 28 March 2012 - 12:35 AM, said:

When you examine each event that is reported it's not too hard to weed the fakes from the "something real happened that hasn't been explained". But by lumping the whole lot together and claiming they are all fake, the interesting cases are negated. The Wisconsin sounds are not like the Costa Rica sounds which were widely reported and recorded and discussed by the media, and not like many of the other sounds. The ones that show up on video with one person, only, claiming to experience them, and they just happen to sound like the tripods from War of the Worlds.....no, not buying those at all.

But those that were experienced, recorded, presented in the daily news as a real mystery, and there has never been any proof of a hoax or any real solution presented, those I find very interesting.

The earthquake explanation for these sounds was a throwaway. In Costa Rica the throwaway explanation was fireworks in one city which could not have been heard by the people at some distance from there who reported the sound. Not reasonable.

Concerning Clintonville:

"Residents have been calling police since 2 a.m. last Monday - 22 hours before the recorded small quake - to complain of loud noises and house-shaking vibrations. There have been more than 600 complaints, including 150 on the first day.

Only 15 complaints came in between 10 p.m. Thursday and 4 p.m. Friday, Kuss said. A cluster of 10 complaints were called in between 8 and 10 p.m. Friday.

The calls are dwindling in number with each passing day, so Kuss and other local officials suspect the seismic activity, too, is declining."

Calls continued to come in over the weekend and a newspaper reported yesterday: "Police received calls regarding sounds at 10 p.m. Sunday and again at 4 a.m."

This was obviously not kids playing tricks.

One of the reasonable explanations that has been offered is that it is glacial rebound, which has occurred in other states such as Maine.There are no known faults in that area, although the locals report a local legendary rumor of a Pigeon River Fault which has not been confirmed by the USGS from their understanding of the geology of that area.

It is a real phenomena and deserves some scientific interest. And it does not deserve to be filed away with lunatic videos and phony sounds. Ditto, Costa Rica, and a few others which escape me at the moment.

[docyabut2]

linttrap, on 28 March 2012 - 12:35 AM, said:

Dupe see below

Do you rule out any real reports of these clanging sounds

[linttrap]

What you are reporting reminds me of the noise in one video especially. The people in the video were expecting to see a tornado coming at them based on the sound, but of course it never showed up. They were doing exactly what people expecting to see a tornado do: hubby wants to take its pic and mom is yelling at the kids to get to a safe place. It didn't strike me as a hoax at all.

The one of guys out in the snow in Canada hearing a weird noise was obviously a hoax because one guy gave it away with his facial expression---he couldn't completely suppress a silly grin.

docyabut2, on 28 March 2012 - 12:41 AM, said:

I would`nt be interested, if I had not heard the sounds myself.I lived in Ohio and last summer I started hearing them.Not a cloud in the sky then this roaring sound.Hard to explain, but it sounded like a thousand disel trucks a commimg.Scary! I dismissed it as maybe some factory noise. Then the second week in January the sounds came again only this time lowder and no storms were around. One time my disabled hubby yell from the bed room, oh my God! What was that horriable roaring noise!My daughter who lives up in Mich said she was about to grab her daughter and run.Another time that week again no storms in the area, my daughter and I came out of her house and heard the roaring sounds with a boom, boom, boom, boom.Not like the kind of booms you would hear in a thunder storm but in a freguency.She tried to record it on her cell but could`nt catch it.When I got on the net and realized just how many people in the world were hearing these awful noises, I`m  really concern to what they are.I know airplane sounds, sonic booms and thunder, the noises did not sound like that, but more of a rolling sound traveling over land in the distance and there  were no earthquakes reports.

[docyabut2]

Or this one, there are just to many reports to claim hoaxs.  


http://ca.news.yahoo...-172532826.html