Source of mystery 'hum' discovered

Waves? Hmph. It's a fridge.

sometimes the mystery.. is 'funner' than the explanationif you know what i mean.. That bug signature got me good. I almost swatted the screen.

That bug signature got me good. I almost swatted the screen. LOL...I'm glad I'm not the only one...

I've been hearing an incessant high pitched ringing sound my entire life. It has never once stopped, but it is faint enough that I often forget about. It's most obvious to me when there is no backround noise at all, like when I am asleep in my room when the power is out. I recently assumed the sound was the vibrations of the atoms that make up my eardrums.

I've been hearing an incessant high pitched ringing sound my entire life. It has never once stopped, but it is faint enough that I often forget about. It's most obvious to me when there is no backround noise at all, like when I am asleep in my room when the power is out. I recently assumed the sound was the vibrations of the atoms that make up my eardrums. It's call tinitus(sp)

sometimes the mystery.. is 'funner' than the explanationif you know what i mean.. Yes. A good point.

So in learning here that it is in fact a natural Occurrence causing this Mysterious Phenomenon heard coming from the sea, it does cause me to ponder and question what are the Natural Occurring Geothermal Mechanics driving the Taos Hum, is that a Result of Atmospheric Conditions, say from two separate Air currents colliding, fueled by two different Temperatures of the Air flows, A Cooler down Draft swooping down the Slope of the nearby Mountain just North of Town, and a warmer Temperature of a Wind current rushing up the Mountain slope by a slowing Hotter Air Mass driven by the Heat of the Dese... [More]

Waves? Hmph. It's a fridge. That bug signature got me good. I almost swatted the screen. I DID swat the screen! LOL

I've been hearing an incessant high pitched ringing sound my entire life. It has never once stopped, but it is faint enough that I often forget about. It's most obvious to me when there is no backround noise at all, like when I am asleep in my room when the power is out. I recently assumed the sound was the vibrations of the atoms that make up my eardrums. Still living with your mom, eh? J/K

How ordinary, that this is the explainable.