Loud Booms in Coastal NC

Is it time to activate the preps?

over that solar flears top duct with that the sun was quite for laterly days

I dunno what it's time to do :/

Not the NJ one. There was someone who had posted a thread earlier asking if anyone else heard the booms in NC.

the booms were more like jolts.
they rattled dishes dude.
I don't think sonic booms
from aircraft 60+ miles away
can do that, especially 3 of them
in a row and within 20 secs
of each other.

From article: "...likely sonic booms from aircraft...". The FAA prohibits breaking the sound barrier over land in the US, including military aircraft unless they are responding to an emergency. So, unless this occurred over the Atlantic, you can rule that one out.

My uncle called me from the dumb that he is stationed at in Maryland, and he says about 1000 Russian soldiers were transported thru on the mag rail last week.

I would get the hell off the east coast......

This keeps happening, they keep telling folks nothing is going on:


From 2010:
[link to www.starnewsonline.com]

"Beverly Corne, of Carolina Beach, posted to the StarNews Facebook page this morning that she heard a loud boom around 10:15 a.m. and another one about 20 minutes later. Other readers reported booms from Monkey Junction to downtown Wilmington to the University of North Carolina Wilmington campus around the same time Saturday morning."

and go where ??

right into the path of the New Madrid ???

It's just the filming of Top Gun 2

everyone calm down

We had a small quake in Marion NC recently. My mother in law was there and said it was very odd bc there was a large boom then the house rattled. She thought it had been an explosion, but found out it was a 2.9 quake. There's a fault there. Last month we had wierd rhythmic "thunder" for about a half hour in Apex NC. No storm, around ten at night. Neighbor heard it too.

NE Ohio...nothing ever happens here....

Yet...

lol....you are so right. most of the usa is going to get trashed, soon.....

8.2.......

There is definitely something going on people! EM weapons can produce loud booms! High energy EM weapons pulses produce a "loud boom" in rock, in structures, or in the gases of air! Transverse waves generated by an EM weapon shake structures and the ground, and resemble a small earthquake! A woman who lived through the storm in New Jersey heard loud noises during the storm that sounded like a "freight train". Guess what! EM weapons generate a sound just like a "freight train"! She also saw bright flashes of blue-green light and said that it was definitely not lightning! EM weapons can also cause electic power equipment to fail due to overcharging of the circuits which results in power failures over a wide area! This is exactly what happened during superstorm Sandy! Connect some dots, please!

Just noticed something else! The post before the last one said that "...we had weird rhythmic "thunder" for about a half hour in Apex NC. No storm...". Guess what! EM weapons produce a loud, pulsed (or rhythmic "thunder") sound, simlar to a frieght train to some observers!

"Rapid on-off alternating electrostatic EM field coupling would cause a Mohr stress ellipsoid oscillation in any material by effects on interatomic bonding. If powerful enough, this energy input would ultimately lead to very fast explosive material rupture of the interatomic bonds-i.e., a major explosion of nuclear-force levels and/or the creation of an apparently normal-looking earthquake."

You get the picture yet?

Im sure this was sarcasm

cold the start of the great poleshift on earth.

Most likely skyquakes due to scalar waves from the scalar howitzers.

Still, its supposed to be jets...

[link to www2.wbtw.com]

"Many residents in the Marion area -- and those even in North Carolina -- heard and felt a "boom" around 7:30-7:45 Monday night.

The sound has been described as "house-shaking" and very loud. Many folks say that there were actually two "booms" -- with one seconds after the first.

Dozens of calls have come into the dispatch center in Marion. Other callers to WBTW heard the sound in Horry County and in Johnsonville. Folks on Facebook said it was felt in Nichols, Hannah and especially in Pamplico.

"We really felt it here in Pamplico.. lol... scared the mess out of us!!!" said Ashley Hudson on Facebook.

A caller to WBTW said he talked to his friends in Evergreen, NC, and that they also heard the boom.

Johnsonville Police Chief Ron Douglas said that the boom -- a sonic boom -- was "from a handful of military aircraft," The Weekly Observer reported on its Facebook page.

Sonic booms are created when jets go so fast they exceed the sound of speed, thus causing the "boom."

Was it jets in th [link to rense.com] 1850's?

boom doom

Exactly...I'm in the Hamptesed-Wilmington area and was once stationed at Camp Lejeune. I know the difference between the Seneca Guns, Live Ordnance ranges and these recent low to the ground sonic booms that shake houses and trees but hardly register in the ground.

The Seneca Guns are heard along the shore...and I've heard them enough to be scared to death everytime. They are louder and more blunt than a sonic boom (there's no approaching sound that builds up to them, just a sudden-BOOM-

I didn't hear any Seneca Guns last night...and I would have.

We have had a lot of jet traffic lately (last two days or so) they stopover at ILM a lot...but I haven'nt heard any sonic booms lately either.

This is something completely different.

Fe FI FO FUM

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