A Truther Girl Sonia video, "Strange 'Sounds of the Apocalypse' - A Scientific Explanation?" promotes a HAARP explanation, which cites Yoichi Shimatsu article from rense.com, "Eerie Sounds - The Haarpies Orchestra Of Woodwinds And Brass." The article provides input not seen elsewhere as postscript to explanation strange noises may be attributed to highly charges protons trapped in artificial elecromagnetic belts:
"The Hardtack and Argus nuclear blasts of 1958 created the artificial electromagnetic belts over the Pacific and Atlantic, which trapped these into resonant spirals of high energy. In the next year, 1959-60, when the system was operational, running or flying smoothly, the USA saw the biggest winter snowfall since 1912."Shimatsu asks and provides observation, "massive winter storms on both coasts of the United States arising? The proton and electron surges into HAARP are electrifying the clouds." The present writer leans to HAARP, although as one poster declared, "it's the resonant sound from crossing the highly energized galactic ecliptic," may be just as plausible?
Our planet is racing thru space facing a constant head wind. Now with solar flares firing off towards Earth, the crosswinds are bound to affect the Earth's atmosphere. We have visible proof of the northern lights taking on a new look this past month. It stands to reason that with head winds and cross winds, there should be a sound show as well.
ReplyDeleteWith cross winds affecting the planet differently depending on location, the sounds heard must be thoroughly different as well.