6026, Kingsley · 2024-01-06 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
Quiet hum that gradually got louder as the hours went by, building up to a point where I could feel the hum, but also my body and my head were in this state of distress because the noise and vibration was too much for too long. Only spanned an afternoon and evening, and was gone when I woke up. Only audible in my bedroom at the back of the house, no difference if I opened or shut my window. By the end of the night I could feel it better than I could hear it. The hum was a solid hum, no pulsing, just slow escalation in intensity. Did not sound like fridge, aircon, air purifier, etc., did not sound like cars or trains. I hope this helps
What they reported
First noticed: 2022
Pitch: 255
Loudest: During the night
Where: Indoors
Symptoms: Headache, Insomnia, Sense of vibration, Mild mental distress?* made me feel a bit paranoid, I remember when I heard it walking all over my house, inside and outside, trying to find the source of the noise, escalating thoughts about what my neighbours could be doing to make the noise, which neighbour it might be, and on that first initial day when I got so bad I remember thinking two specific thoughts, "has the hum always been here?" and "I think the hum is coming from me"
Changes with weather: No
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