Above, one of the booms as recorded.
This is the question people around the world are
asking themselves in recent weeks as curiously loud mystery booms have not only
been hear around the world, but felt – shaking buildings and rattling nerves
from Alabama to Michigan, Idaho to California, Russia to Denmark.
The Alabama boom on November 14th at
1:39 CST was heard and felt through 11 counties, but an earthquake event has
been ruled out.
The
day after Alabamans were shaken by that incident, something similar occurred in
Idaho. No explanation has been forthcoming from law enforcement officials
there.
Then, last Saturday, much the same thing was
reported in Michigan, Still no explanation.
WXYZ in Detroit said the reports came in from the
towns of Wyandotte, Ecorse, Lincoln Park and many others. Wyandotte Police said
the loud boom did not originate in their city. Ecorse Police also said their
officers heard and felt it inside their police station, but they were not able
to pinpoint the source of the sound, saying it did not happen in Ecorse.
Southern New Jersey booms baffled residents on Oct.
25 who called 9-11 centers. It was also heard and felt in the Philadelphia
area. An earthquake was ruled out. There was speculation about a sonic boom
from military aircraft flying out of the Naval Air Station near the Patuxent
River in eastern Maryland. But a public affairs officer from the base said
there were no aircraft flying in the area that morning. There is also
speculation about an inversion, which happens when a layer of warmer air sits
over a layer of cooler air, magnifying the sound of an aircraft miles away.
The same day – a world away – residents in Sydney,
Australia’s southern suburbs were awakened to extremely loud explosion sounds,
leaving some fearing for their lives.
savage bomb-like booms echoed across the city and
as far as 30 miles to the south. Powerful cracking sounds shook homes and
buildings and were joined by bursts of blinding white light, likened to the
flash of a speed camera. The sounds have been attributed to a lightning storm.
But some aren’t buying it … because there was no lightning seen.
Similar reports in the last week were reported in
Russia, Denmark, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.
On Nov. 8, there were reports in Tennessee.
On Nov. 4, in Bend, Oregon.
On Nov. 3, in Minnesota.
On Nov. 2, in San Diego.
So, what’s going on?
Some are talking about secret military experiments.
Websites are cropping up to chronicle the events
and exchange information.
But no one is coming up with official explanations
for most of the events.
The experts are as baffled as the residents
experiencing the disconcerting sounds and earthquake-like shocks that accompany
them.
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