Sometimes pulsing, sometimes droning, often a combination of both It is hard to answer the headshake question because when I move my neck/head back and forth my neck joints make a noise, and…
both described a low hum · pulsing light · 375 km away
USA, Clemson · 2018-12-22 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
Low pulsating hum This is my second submission. I put 29631 but we are closer to Central SC 29630. Today's sound is more pulsating. (Meaning... low hum then a really intense louder hum then back down to a lower hum) It's definitely electrical. I actually went outside to see if I could hear it and had a family member come to. This was about 5:45 am. We both heard it. Normally, I have heard it around 11 pm to 3 am. We live 2 /12 miles from big transformers and 10 miles from nuclear plant. They think it could be city lights or someone's heating unit fan. But it seems so bizarre that the sound can be heard indoors as well. Air is carrying the sound. We do have food stores within walking distance. And it's not the sound of the train that comes through. It heavily rained yesterday. Ground is wet today 12/22/18. Hope this info helps. Thanks.
What they reported
First noticed: 2016
Pitch: guessing around maybe 40 Hertz with Triangle wave
Loudest: During the night
Where: Equal indoors and outdoors
Symptoms: Insomnia, Anxiety, Irritability
Changes with weather: Yes. Rain tends to amplify sound.
What stood out: a low humpulsing light
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both described a low hum · pulsing light · 375 km away
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