Residents of an exclusive community near Louisville, Kentucky have started to hear loud booming noises, and nobody can figure out where they're coming from. On the WBIR website, Jim Matheny quotes...Over the past six weeks, mysterious booming sounds have been heard across the United States and western Canada. Each event has brought a new set of explanations, all of them different, but the coincidence of so many different events in so short a time suggests a common explanation that is as yet unknown. Some have been accompanied by fireballs...
We recently put up a story about a large mystery cat that has been stalking New Zealand, despite the fact that this island nation has no panthers, lions, tigers, leopards or wolves (except in zoos). Now there are mysterious sonic booms taking place over the same area! These booms, which are happening all over the world, could be a sign of...
Mysterious shaking and booming noises are becoming common across the US and the world, as global warming heats up. Now there are booms in Seattle. As far as we know, we're the only ones who have connected this phenomenon to climate change.
Andrew Binion writes in the Peninsula Daily News (from Port Angeles, WA, which is near Seattle)...
A mysterious, window-rattling shaking woke up San Diego residents on April 4. Unknowncountry.com reported that the same thing happened in the same area in the past and we think we know the cause: global warming.
An earthquake was quickly eliminated as the cause of the recent shaking. Despite the fact that the Navy uses Warning Area 291...
About a year ago, we reported on mysterious booms in North Carolina. Now they're back.
In early January, a huge boom actually shook houses and rattled windows along the Carolina coast. Local TV channel WECT and sound technician Alex Markowski, who teaches at the University of North Carolina recorded the boom on tape. Markowski picked up...
Mysterious booms have been reported before inCalifornia,and now a serious of loud booming noises is shaking housesin Indiana.
In Fort Wayne, Justin Brugger says, "It's a quick, solid,boom-type noise. One lady described it as a tremor." Itfirst started happening about a month ago. He says, "Ithought it might be construction?but that doesn...