England Berry pomeroy · 2020-08-06 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
Pulsing light in England Berry pomeroy
Pulsating fridge motor Thought it was tenitus at first but then I don't get it during the day when traveling around, wondered if it was to do with lying down and increased blood flow to head, if I hear it at night normal ear plugs don't stop it but if I cover my ears with ceramic tea coasters it stops making me think the density could stop it, wondering if rain going into underwater river's might cause reverberation glad it's not just me as some nights I wish I was deaf
constant low unevenly pulsing rumble, like a generator nearby It is less audible in the city during daytimes when there is plenty of ambient noise to drown it out; but if I find a quiet spot…
A low frequency machine noise, which has peaks and troughs of intensity as though two electric fans are coming into phase them exiting to antiphase, at intervals of 2-3 seconds. The sound a…
low frequency hum that sounds more internal than external. Seems to pulse sometimes, along with my heart beat. Hear it most at night. I can hear it louder some days and less other days. It s…
Low frequency, low volume, pulsating hum with vibration. Feels like a machine is boring into the earths crust and causing sound to vibrate out through the ground. If I had to say what it is …
A low, vibrating sound that rarely stops. Often it has a pulsing quality. Sometimes it sounds bearably distant, at others unbearably close. Classic descriptions of a car or truck idling or a…
Pulsating low pitched hum My partner (42 year old male with some hearing impairment) hears the hum differently from me as only a higher pitched sound. I can hear this also, but I do not ├»┬…
both described pulsing light · 261 km away
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