SOUNDS IN THE SKY - 2013/08/29 - Terrace, BC, Canada

I have a very similar theory ,except in mine the 'sounds' aren't sounds at all, but the result of the human hearing apparatus being stimulated by electromagnetic interference.

Microwaves being used to transmit what appears to the observer to be sounds is a fact

With all of the radio waves people are now being exposed to, it's a cinch at least a few would cause undesired interference in the senses of the human brain, which functions with electrical impulses

Shofar (tuning up)

The End is nigh...

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One worker at the Sportsplex says there is a simple explanation for the sound, and he says he saw it with his own eyes.

“We heard this sound, it sounded to me like someone dragging a dumpster across the pavement,” The worker says. “So, we came around the building to have a look and see exactly what it was, and there was a grader grading the pavement. Now, there’s no wind, it’s like every morning it’s just still and quiet, and the sound just carried through the valley”

Colton Heathclif with the city says the noise was loud enough that he could hear it through his ear plugs, three-kilometers away from the Sportsplex “if it was there, it was pretty loud and clear”, he says.""

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Critical thinking is a way of deciding whether a claim is always true, sometimes true, partly true, or false. It can be traced in the West to ancient Greece with its Socratic method and in the East to ancient India with the Buddhist kalama sutta and abhidharma literature. Critical thinking is an important component of most professions. It is a part of formal education and is increasingly significant as students progress through university to graduate education, although there is debate among educators about its precise meaning and scope.

I live about 3 kms from where that video was taken. I'll try to drive by later to look at the trees but I think they look like poplars.

To the people that think this whole thing is a hoax, I was taking the garbage out to the curb and heard the sound. At first it sounded like a really big wood planer but then it changed to more of a scraping noise like if there was someone close doing some road work but there isn't. It definitely wasn't a musical instrument like I've ever heard.

It sounded exactly like the sound in the magnetic field video posted earlier.

In the third video at 27 seconds... there is a cadence like that of a train. A wheel bearing going out on a boxcar's axle can make a shitload of noise. Especially, when the wheels drag.

Put that train in a valley behind the video makers home and you could easily have a similar (same) noise.

Now I gotta do some investigating to see if I can figure out where the OP lives to look for train tracks.

Not where I live, but video was taken at these coordinates:
[link to maps.google.ca (secure)]

This is happening all over the world so it's not a train with bearings going out each and every time sorry...JMO

Ok well that explains in that town what about the others? lol

Nope. Just you trying to mindfuck gullible folks like the emotional parasite that you are.

Jimi Hendrix from the grave.

if that were true you wouldnt hear it in a video

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One worker at the Sportsplex says there is a simple explanation for the sound, and he says he saw it with his own eyes.

“We heard this sound, it sounded to me like someone dragging a dumpster across the pavement,” The worker says. “So, we came around the building to have a look and see exactly what it was, and there was a grader grading the pavement. Now, there’s no wind, it’s like every morning it’s just still and quiet, and the sound just carried through the valley”

Colton Heathclif with the city says the noise was loud enough that he could hear it through his ear plugs, three-kilometers away from the Sportsplex “if it was there, it was pretty loud and clear”, he says.""

[link to www.classicrockcfnr.ca]


Critical thinking is a way of deciding whether a claim is always true, sometimes true, partly true, or false. It can be traced in the West to ancient Greece with its Socratic method and in the East to ancient India with the Buddhist kalama sutta and abhidharma literature. Critical thinking is an important component of most professions. It is a part of formal education and is increasingly significant as students progress through university to graduate education, although there is debate among educators about its precise meaning and scope.

Grader pushing around a garbage dumpster, confirmed.

Queue Debunked Music...

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This is happening all over the world so it's not a train with bearings going out each and every time sorry...JMO

Awesome find!! I guess we can call this one debunked!! Sad, it is always fun to have a mystery!
But we learned a few things! One being that we can't all decide a thing is a hoax because of how we think people would react. So many people raised the BS flag because the video showed no onlookers. But since we know this is a real sound, we can see that the lack of onlookers is not proof of a hoax!

ITS NOT A GRADER

Hear is video of a Grader Scraping Pavement.

Oh you mean like these people standing around going WTF?



The sounds in Terrace were early in the morning. Not everyone is gonna run out in there undies.

I'm not saying I don't believe there are noises. I've heard them - once. It sounded like a giant jet flying over, but it went on and on and on, so long that I finally went in the house and called the non-emergency number to ask what the loud noises were. They were like "Huh?" That was about 2 & 1/2 years ago.

I think it was a pretty cloudless day, with blue skies, and not a jet in sight. The noise was like this, but our weather was clear: [link to www.youtube.com]

I thought that video was debunked, too?

I'm not saying I don't believe there are noises. I've heard them - once. It sounded like a giant jet flying over, but it went on and on and on, so long that I finally went in the house and called the non-emergency number to ask what the loud noises were. They were like "Huh?" That was about 2 & 1/2 years ago.

I think it was a pretty cloudless day, with blue skies, and not a jet in sight. The noise was like this, but our weather was clear: [link to www.youtube.com]