I hope they're right. I do like their confidence-level. It says the sound lasts from "13 to 300 seconds." They HAVE to mean each pulse or wave of it does because that sound can last for a half hour, even. Also, it's described as sounding different in different regions and various sources have said 3 or 4 different sounds.
I've had to tolerate it sounding precisely like a jet engine and other times like a train way in the distance, but problem is that I do not live even within a hundred miles of a train track. Being sensitive to this/these sounds is something that a person best be a very confident person because what others may think of it shouldn't be something to care about. But I bet some poor folks do.
I've had to tolerate it sounding precisely like a jet engine and other times like a train way in the distance, but problem is that I do not live even within a hundred miles of a train track. Being sensitive to this/these sounds is something that a person best be a very confident person because what others may think of it shouldn't be something to care about. But I bet some poor folks do.
(04-17-2015, 12:39 AM)twiceblessed9 Wrote: Remember THE HUM? That pesky noise which many have heard, often at night? Well scientists think they have found the answer to this strange HUM noise.
http://www.independent.co.uk/environment...82111.html