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97333 · 2019-06-06 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive

A low hum in 97333

It's more of a feeling, with a rumble or drone that seems to be right at the edge of my hearing. It ranges from a low frequency rumble that feels like the bed or floor is slightly shaking (I thought the cat was itching at the foot of the bed the first time) to a higher frequency drone or buzz that I feel in my muscles like a light electrical current, and in my head, making me feel foggy and off balance. The higher frequencies are most disturbing, I hear a whine like a wasp or a drill at the edge of my hearing, and it feels like my muscles are electrified almost. They will randomly twitch, my stomach makes gurgling noises and cramps a bit in waves. It scrambles my brain, it almost feels like there's pressure in my head. It is very difficult to sleep, and when I do get bits of sleep, I have vivid bad dreams about rumbling things and wake up frequently. My partner doesn't feel it, but one night he did mention the bed shaking a bit when it was going on, and sometimes his sleep seems disturbed when it really ramps up (though I can't be sure this isn't due to my own agitation). Also, the house has made popping and settling noises during these sessions. Most times it starts out with the low trembling bed shaking, then increases in frequency slowly until it is a dizzying "wom-wom-wom" that gets faster until it is like an electrical hum that makes me twitchy and confused and agitated. I have only lived in this house for a month, and I have experience extreme discomfort 4 times, with lesser affects several other nights ranging from slight shaking of the bed to weird temporary fogginess. I have only noticed it at night after 10 pm. I only hear it in my bedroom. I have checked appliances, checked with the neighbors about possible sources, I have searched the house and outside ( I don't hear it outside). I have checked for possible sources nearby, such as train yards, construction, generators, utilities, etc. There is a very small airstrip a few miles away, seems an unlikely source, and a small electrical substation maybe a half mile away, also seems unlikely. I have only been there a month so I am still investigating.

What they reported

Pitch: starting around 25 hertz, sometimes increasing in intensity until I feel almost paralyzed partially. Sometimes increasing in frequency up to maybe 100 hertz

Loudest: During the night

Where: Indoors

Symptoms: Insomnia, Nausea, Sense of vibration, Anxiety, An electrical type thrumming sensation in my muscles causing ticks and twitching

Changes with weather: I don't know yet, I have only lived here 1 month

What stood out: a low humbuzzingrumblingsleep event

 

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This is a Hum report from Dr Glen MacPherson's World Hum Map, an open, worldwide record of people who hear an unexplained low-frequency hum. Reproduced with permission and with thanks; the project is at thehum.info. We remove anything on request. Location shown is approximate.