Faro (8000-123) - Portugal · 2019-11-26 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
hmmmmm I would like to add that iam the only member of the my closest members family that hears it. I live with 2 other people and they cant hear it or sense right in the moment when iam feeling and hearing it. Before the hum starts going more frequntly at night, ive heard and sense it a big and powerfull hum at around 23:00 PM in one particulary night, you could feel like it was coming from walls or from a sysmic activity that was makin the walls rumbling, it last for like 4, 5 mins. It was kinda freaky, none of my family memebers heard it except me. It last more low through all that night. After that day, it only became noticed at night in some days, not all the days. I can be like in front of pc with tv background noises and hum sudently starts from nowhere, even when people are talking inside home i still can feel or hear it at night once the sounds of the city (from cars, trucks, people, etc) disapear and make the city more quiet. NOTE - I dont know if it coincidence or not, but ive notice that once in while if a car late at night drives by my house, the hum magically disapears for a 2-3 seconds. Then starts again once the car pass.
What they reported
First noticed: 2017
Pitch: Between from18 to 30 hertzs - triangule
Loudest: During the night
Where: Indoors
Symptoms: Sense of vibration
Changes with weather: Dont know if it does. I cant relate the sound with the weather. Ive heard it in the 4 seasons (summer, autum, winter, spring), same sound and vibration.
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