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Post by Yeti on Nov 24, 2023 19:42:13 GMT -5
This is perhaps more baffling than skyquakes, also known as mistpouffers or Guns of the Seneca. Skyquakes are unexplained booms similar to a cannon or distant thunder. Sky trumpets aren't a brief sound but can last a while, and their sound is metallic and seemingly unnatural. strangesounds.org/strange-sounds# |
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Post by Jörmungandr on Nov 24, 2023 22:34:18 GMT -5
Thats down right creepy. They seriously dont know whats causing it?
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Post by Yeti on Nov 25, 2023 3:51:10 GMT -5
No. I can't find enough information about it, either. My best guess is it's produced through some kind of interaction between our magnetosphere and solar weather, sort of like what produces the aurora, but I only have a layman's understanding of such things.
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Post by Large Marge on Nov 25, 2023 9:11:50 GMT -5
if i heard trumpets in the sky i would get ready for jesus.
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Post by camila on Nov 25, 2023 11:31:29 GMT -5
I would imagine a lot of people thought that.
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Post by Paladin on Nov 26, 2023 23:14:44 GMT -5
Thats down right creepy. They seriously dont know whats causing it? It's awfully creepy, and now I'm fascinated. I want answers. Part of me wants to hear it out of curiosity but part of me hopes I never hear it because I don't want to crap my pants. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 26, 2023 23:20:11 GMT -5
They are small meteors entering the atmosphere, so you hear a sonic boom. They are small so they generally burn up before they hit the ground.
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Post by Yeti on Nov 27, 2023 1:02:48 GMT -5
They are small meteors entering the atmosphere, so you hear a sonic boom. They are small so they generally burn up before they hit the ground. That would work for the brief booms but I don't think it would account for the shrill metallic screeching that can go on, as near as I can tell, for several minutes at a time. |
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Post by bob on Nov 27, 2023 2:37:39 GMT -5
They are small meteors entering the atmosphere, so you hear a sonic boom. They are small so they generally burn up before they hit the ground. I agree as far as the booms goes but not the type of noise heard in the video posted above. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 27, 2023 9:01:46 GMT -5
They are small meteors entering the atmosphere, so you hear a sonic boom. They are small so they generally burn up before they hit the ground. I don't think it would account for the shrill metallic screeching that can go on, as near as I can tell, for several minutes at a time. Oh that, what you're hearing is doubtless a witch flying on her broomstick.  |
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Post by camila on Nov 27, 2023 11:47:05 GMT -5
I don't think it would account for the shrill metallic screeching that can go on, as near as I can tell, for several minutes at a time. Oh that, what you're hearing is doubtless a witch flying on her broomstick. 😆 |
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