South shore LI user
Hear a low frequency hum coming from outside but nowhere in particular and it sounds artificial and constant, been going on for like 10 minutes and seems to be slowly traveling north. Sounds like those binaural beats but coming from the sky. Anyone else hear it?
The Hum?
Aaron Barnes
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Cooper Cooper
It's gone now, lasted about 15 minutes NYC and li anons report?
Nolan Clark
Canadian user here, about three months ago I heard an almost musical series of beeps come from the sky, the only thing I can relate it to would be a radio chirp from an EMT, but it was extremely distinct, and I could hear it travel across the expanse of the open sky as each chirp was made.
Wtf is going on user?
Parker Martin
no clue, I woke my brother up just so I could make sure not only o could hear it, he did. No good info on this online besides "what is this what could it be??"
Also note the sound had audible fluctiations, although slight, every so often.
Christopher Bailey
Another thing, considering it's midnight here and most people are asleep, I have to wonder what effect this kind of sound can have on the unconscious mind, especially people who are dreaming. Sounds a little tinfoil in my own head but I know those frequencies can affect the mind, the only question is (((who))) is putting them out there
Ryan Fisher
Deep Underground Military Bases? InfraSonic MK Ultra?
Brody Peterson
Hate to overly bump my thread, but at the time I noticed this sound, I hand my headphones in watching car crashes on my phone. My window was closed and I could still hear it clearly, this was when the hum was strongest
It wasn't really loud but it had a strange penetrating quality to it
Austin Ward
Simulator attenuation signals to keep the matrix properly synced? Who the fuck knows.
Chase Rodriguez
Remember user, the whole planet is constantly vibrating at a specific frequency.
Ayden Clark
True, but I don't think that one can be heard or travels across the sky
What I'm thinking is that it's a high altitude plane with some sort of emitter that projects these frequencies in a large cone onto the surface, that might explain the longevity of the sound as well as its travel, and even the fluctuations, as the plane travels over clouds that slightly warp the sound