Mystery Booms Heard Across the U.S.

Beginning near midnight on December 4th, unexplained booms and trembling ground was reported in 5 states across the U.S. within a 24-hour span and is still occurring in Georgia.  Extending from Arizona to Rhode Island, this unprecedented and nearly simultaneous series of mystery booms vividly depicts the diagonal stress being asserted across North America.

"Plate movements and spreading Atlantic have positioned the N American continent for what we have long described. A diagonal tear in the New Madrid, a bowing of the continent around San Diego so that Mexico is too far West, an adjustment up the West Coast to relieve the bow. Meanwhile, the entire continent has stress of some kind as this process has already begun but has not manifested in large adjustments, quakes, as yet.

It soon will!" 

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Georgia  (Dec 4th, 5th and 6th)

Columbia County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) director Pam Tucker tells WJBF News Channel 6 there have been several loud booms reported in the county over the last couple of days.

On Tuesday, Tucker tells us there was a distant loud boom reported in the the Pinebrook area off of Hereford Farm Road between 9:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

On Wednesday, at 9:07 p.m., a county resident heard a loud rumble and he says his driveway is now lifted up with cracks in in and the road and sidewalks near his home are now cracked.

Then, Thursday morning at 5:00 a.m., a man and his neighbor both heard a loud boom on the 200 block of Louisville Road.

Tucker tells us officials are looking for the cause of the booms and rumbling.
Source

Arizona (Dec 4) -

Jean Swesey was doing homework with her son in Cottonwood when it happened.

"It was a whole series of booms," Swesey said. "Up to six or seven. It was fast, it went loud. We were quiet and then my daughter down the hall screams really loud, ‘Did you hear that?' I sat there for a second and I heard another set."

Swesey wasn't alone. Residents in communities in and around Verde Valley and as far as Flagstaff called 911 or their police and fire departments to report the strange booming sounds.

"It sounded like thunder, but underground," Swesey said. "Like muffled thunder. And all the dogs in the neighborhood, all of them that were outside all started barking at once."

CBS 5 News first received reports of the explosion-like noises shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday and began checking with law enforcement and government sources. The U.S. Geological Survey reports no significant earthquake activity in Arizona that could have created the booms.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office had deputies in the area who either heard it or tried to respond to resident calls. They found nothing.

The Sedona Fire District dispatched a crew to check a report of a strange odor, but that was unfounded and may not be related to the sounds.

The Camp Verde Marshal also received a number of phone calls about the booms. Officers found no evidence of any explosions.

But the Verde Valley contains large expanses of uninhabited land. "Maybe when the light comes back they'll find something," said Gary Johnson of Sedona Fire.

Swesey sure hopes so. "It was just, ‘boom-boom-boom-boom-boom all over the Verde Valley."

Source


Texas (Dec 4)

“We started getting calls at 3:09 p.m. (Tuesday),” said Eric Meyers, Navarro County Emergency Coordinator. “The first calls were north of Corsicana in the Hickory Hollow area with two separate residents out there reporting unusual tremors being felt along with a rumbling type of noise.”

“About two hours later, approximately five o’clock, there were additional reports in the same area of heavier tremors, the same vicinity, the same residents,” Meyers said. Another report came from the western part of the county, near Navarro Mills.

After the second round of reports, Meyers posted it on Facebook and suddenly there were more reports, but coming from all over, including Streetman, Purdon, Pursley and Dawson. Some of the reports came from as far away as Freestone and Limestone counties. The line runs about 50 to 60 miles long, and the tremors didn’t act like any other thing except perhaps earthquake booms, which are shallow sometimes undetectable tremors similar to what’s been happening locally.

“This is an unexplained event likely of a natural origin,” Meyers said. “We can’t come up with a point of origin or a cause or explanation of why this is happening.”

“We were trying to determine what was going on, any type of military exercises at a higher level than locally, we worked on this throughout the night and we eliminated everything we could think of and continued to do some through today,” Meyers said.

“We went through the process of elimination on what it could be and ruled out all these different things,” he said. “Whatever it was hasn’t occurred since 4 a.m. Wednesday. It’s unusual, to say the least.”

Source

 

Alabama (Dec 4) -

At approximately midnight around Gentilly Mobile Home Park, a mysterious loud bang was heard.

Phone calls to The Plainsman office suggested that the bang was heard over a far larger radius than Gentilly Park.

Residents around the area do not seem to believe the sound was a gunshot or fireworks, as the sound was described as far too loud.

Capt. Tom Stofer of the Auburn Police Department said the department received a call about the noise, but after sending officers out to the area could not find a source or evidence of damage.

"We were really never able to indicate where the sound came from," Stofer said. "As far as we know, nothing was reported afterward as being damaged."

Stofer could not offer any possibilities of what caused the sound.

"The source of the noise or sound is really unknown at this time," Stofer said.

More information will be released as it becomes available.

Source

Rhode Island (Dec 4)

Just before midnight on Monday, reports of a loud boom flooded police stations and social media sites alike.

Sources from the Warwick Police Department said they received nearly 100 phone calls reporting a loud noise that some thought was an explosion. Some residents called to say it shook their homes.

On the other side of Narragansett Bay in Barrington, residents also reported the noise, and a few said a flash of light accompanied it.

The calls prompted an initial police and fire search of the areas, and then marine crews took to the waters between Conimicut and Bullocks Point to search for the source of the sound. Senior Chief Jamey Kinney, from the southeast sector of the Unite States Coast Guard, said one of their boats from Castle Hill joined four other local boats to comb Narragansett.

Initially, the Coast Guard made calls to T.F. Green to see if they had any missing planes, but the FAA confirmed all was status quo. They also reached out to National Grid to see if any transformers had exploded, but they, too, confirmed all was well. The Coast Guard then tossed around the idea that the noise could have been a vessel in distress, but Kinney said their foray into the waters was more as a precautionary measure.

“It’s better to respond earlier,” said Kinney.

But there was no vessel, and after combing the waters for an hour and 50 minutes the Coast Guard returned their team to shore empty-handed.

To add to the mystery, residents further reported a low, droning, humming noise coming from the water that began about an hour or so after the initial boom was heard, about the same time crews took to the water to comb for a source.

Some on social media said the hum sounded like a distress signal, while others said it didn’t sound like anything they’d heard coming from the bay before. One person said it sounded like it could be a tugboat. But Kinney said the source of the hum is just as mysterious as whatever caused the initial boom.

Locally, reports of the boom came from local neighborhoods like Buttonwoods, Hoxsie, Conimicut, Lakewood, Edgewood, Warwick Neck, Gaspee and Governor Francis Farms. Other media outlets have reported that the noise was heard as far away as Somerset, Mass. Yet, there were still some residents of those communities that missed the boom altogether.

Though Kinney said, “strange stuff happens all the time,” he has never heard of mysterious boom like this in this area.

Source

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Comment by Howard on March 16, 2013 at 4:03am

Link summary of strange booms reported in eastern U.S. and Mexico over the past 10 days.

Hawley, Pennsylvania (Mar 5)

http://www.neagle.com/article/20130311/NEWS/130319981/1003/NEWS

Levittown, New Jersey (Mar 9-10)

http://levittown.patch.com/articles/booms-from-marine-training-reac...

Warren, New Jersey (Mar 12)

http://warren.patch.com/articles/residents-report-hearing-loud-boom...

Troutville, Virginia (Mar 12)

http://articles.wdbj7.com/2013-03-12/booms_37659026

Tiverton, Little Compton, Westport Rhode Island (Mar 13)

http://tiverton.patch.com/articles/mysterious-boom-shakes-houses-ac...

San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico (Mar 14)
http://www.yumasun.com/news/luis-86032-san-noise.html

Comment by Howard on March 8, 2013 at 6:31am

Mysterious Loud Noises Concern North Carolina Residents (Mar 6)

911 calls about incredibly loud "BOOMS" have been reported in Bamberg County, Newberry County and Rutherford County North Carolina.

Two nights in a row Devin Webster has heard a mysterious booming sound at his home in Chesnee.

"It rattled the room a little bit and the windows," said Webster.

The same noise boomed through Cowpens and at Barbara Lee's home near Gaffney.

"For me, it felt more like it was vibrating the floors," said Lee.

Neighbors tell 7 On Your Side they don't know what's causing the sound or where it is coming from. They say they just hear it at night around 8:00 or 8:30.

"It's like something is colliding together. Just like a car wreck, but not all the crashing," said Webster.

"We are getting several different calls over a wide range of area," said Robert Brackett with Cherokee County 911. "And it's shaking houses in a wide range of areas. We aren't real sure exactly where it's coming from."

The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office isn't sure either.

We're told most of the calls are from homes along Highway 11, near the Cowpens National Battlefield. But Sheriff Steve Mueller says there's no blasting there.

Also a grenade company within the county is too far away to be the culprit. And road construction blasting in Rutherford County is just too far away, according to Sheriff Mueller.

For now, county deputies are treating the calls as noise complaints, and checking for the source of the loud sound.

Source

http://www2.wspa.com/news/2013/mar/06/mysterious-loud-noise-concern...

Comment by Howard on March 6, 2013 at 4:07am

Mystery Boom Rocks Kentucky (Mar 4)

Several residents report hearing a loud boom just before 10:00 p.m. Monday.

KSP said they dispatched units to the area, but as of 11:55 p.m. Monday nothing had been found.

Kentucky State Police said they received several phone calls, and WBKO received several Facebook and Twitter messages, saying a loud boom had rocked the Plano/Alvaton area around 9:55 p.m. Monday.

KSP said they dispatched units to the area, but as of 11:55 p.m. Monday nothing had been found.

WCSO said they received some calls, too, but that KSP was handling it. They said no WCSO units responded.

Source

http://www.wbko.com/news/headlines/Loud-Boom-Rocks-PlanoAlvaton-Are...

Comment by Howard on March 5, 2013 at 5:44am

Big Booms Still Startling Florida Residents (Mar 3)

Many heard "sonic boom" like noises and the Collier County Sheriff's Office was flooded with emergency calls on Sunday.

Hysler had never heard anything like it.

"I was outback with my wife, sitting in the lanai and then all of a sudden, boom!" Hysler said.

These boom-like noises are the talk of the town—ones that just about everyone heard on Sunday.

"I kind of heard a slight rumble, then I heard a louder rumble and the windows started to shake" said Bill D'Antuono of Naples.

"It was like an explosion almost, off to the distance. I didn't know what it was" said Dylan Glass of North Naples.

The Collier County Sheriff's Office says they received dozens of phone calls around 11:00 a.m.—one after another.

"I live on 3rd Avenue Southwest and 15 minutes ago there was a huge explosion. It like shook our sliders and shook part of our house," said one caller.

"Two loud booms we heard coming southwest of Marco Island, is that sonic booms or is someone blasting?" said another.

Less than two weeks ago, the Naval Air Station in Key West had jets training over the gulf, something that most likely contributed to earth shaking noises then.

NBC2 reached out to representatives at the Air Station in Key West—they said they had no training on Sunday.

Many thought it could've been "blasting" from a nearby developer.

Minto Communities—a company developing the new Isles of Collier Preserve in East Naples has a permit—but officials there say they only blast during the week.

"I even heard two blasts living down on Marco Island on Sunday, and those have nothing to do with anything we're doing in Naples" said William Bullock, Vice President of Minto Communities.

With both jet training and blasting out of the question, Sunday's earth-rattling noise remains a mystery for now.

Source

http://www.nbc-2.com/story/21475973/big-booms-still-startling-colli...

Comment by Howard on March 3, 2013 at 9:54pm

Mysterious Ongoing  'Explosion' Sounds Alarm Residents in Flint, Michigan (Mar 3)

Something mysterious is spooking residents on the eastern edge of the city.

It comes unannounced. It shakes the walls and the floors and freaks out the pets.

People who have experienced it all describe it the same way.

"Explosions," said Juan Lara, a 67-year-old man who lives near Center Road and Davison Road.

Lara and others said it's been happening off and on for about a year. It usually happens in the afternoon, maybe once every few weeks. But, lately, it's more frequent.

"(It's) loud," Lara added. "I don't know where they're coming from."

Nobody does.

Not the neighbors, not the fire department, not the power company.

"I haven't heard anything like that," said John Babb, Flint Fire Department battalion fire chief.

Fire crews haven't responded to anything that matches what residents are describing, Babb said. And if anything was blowing up, firefighters would be out there.

He wondered if it was maybe a power transformer or some activity under a manhole.

If either were the case, Consumers Energy would know, Babb said.

They didn't.

"We’re not aware anything on our system," said Dan Bishop, a Consumers spokesman.

Whatever it is, Sheila Kopek knows she's not imagining it.

"It shakes you, you feel it," said Kopek, 34.

She's been hearing it "at least one every couple weeks" since the summertime. She and her husband thought they were fireworks at first.

It shakes the walls in their home. It comes up from the earth like a crack of thunder, except at a lower pitch, she said.
Hester_strange noises Sheila Kopek, 34, has experienced the explosion-type noise that she says shake her home in Flint.

"It's loud enough that it will make you jump," Kopek said. "It's weird."

Source

http://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.ssf/2013/03/mysterious_explos...

Comment by Howard on March 1, 2013 at 5:19am
Comment by Howard on February 25, 2013 at 1:28am

Loud booms that have shaken buildings and startled residents have occurred at 18 locations across the U.S. since January 21st.  Although the cover-up has ensured that most reports now include explanations suggesting anthropogenic origins, the diagonal stress being applied across N. America has never been more evident, as the below incidence map illustrates.

A.  Feb 23
Trenton, New Jersey
Loud Explosive Sounds
Explanation: Ordance Disposal Training at Fort Dix
http://www.trentonian.com/article/20130223/NEWS01/130229835/range-t...

B.  Feb 21
Bradford, Vermont
Loud Boom Shakes Buildings
Explanation: F-15 Broke Sound Barrier - MA Air National Guard
http://www.fox44abc22yourvoice.com/story/21316556/mass-air-guard-cr... 
http://boston.cbslocal.com/2013/02/22/sonic-boom-from-mass-air-nati...

C.  Feb 21
Collier County, Florida
Loud Booms
Explanation: Sonic Booms from Key West Naval Air Station
http://www.nbc-2.com/story/21301789/sonic-booms-rattle-southwest-fl... 

D.  Feb 21
Alameda, California
Loud Booms
Explanation: None
http://alameda.patch.com/articles/something-is-going-kaboom-in-alameda

E.  Feb 20, 21
Richland County, South Carolina
Loud Booms Heard and Felt Across 5 Counties
Explanations: Ordnance Detonation at McGrady National Guard Training Center, Tannerite
http://www.wltx.com/news/article/222844/2/Mystery-Loud-Booms-Felt-H...
http://www.wltx.com/news/article/223023/2/McCrady-Training-Center-t...
http://www.wistv.com/story/21299626/expending-ordnances-at-mccrady-...
http://www.wistv.com/story/21220192/is-tannerite-the-explanation-fo...

F.  Feb 17
Ferndale, Michigan
Three Loud Booms
Explanation: Fireworks
http://ferndale.patch.com/articles/fireworks-loud-booms-ferndale-su...

G.  Feb 16
Sandgate, Vermont
Loud Boom Shakes Buildings
Explanation: None
http://www.benningtonbanner.com/ci_22650958/apparent-sandgate-explo...

H.  Feb 16
Mulberry, Florida
Three Loud Booms Shook Houses, Triggered Security Alarms
Explanation: .50-calibre rifle
http://www.theledger.com/article/20130219/NEWS/130219311/1134?Title...

I.  Feb 12
Lorton, Virginia
Loud Booms Rattle Homes
Explanation: Munitions Training at Marine Base
http://potomaclocal.com/2013/02/12/loud-boom-rattles-residents-as-q...
http://lorton.patch.com/articles/what-s-that-loud-booming-sound-in-...

J.  Feb 12
Morristown, Tennessee
Loud Boom, Rumbling
Explanation: Mining Activity
http://www.wbir.com/news/article/254182/2/Morristown-Mystery-Reside...
http://www.wate.com/story/21190845/hamblen-county-works-with-earthq...
http://www.wate.com/story/21200962/hamblen-county-officials-tie-rep...

K.  Feb 11
Wall, New Jersey
Loud Boom Shakes Houses
Explanation: None
http://wall.patch.com/articles/throngs-in-wall-disturbed-by-nightti...

L.  Feb 5
Milton, Florida
Loud Booms
Explanation: AC-130 Target Practice
http://www.pnj.com/article/20130206/NEWS01/130205021/Loud-boom-ratt...

M.  Feb 3
Mount Vernon, Missouri
Loud Boom Shakes Houses
Explanation: Exploding Target
http://articles.kspr.com/2013-02-04/kspr_36749200

N.  Feb 2
Springfield, Missouri
Loud Boom
Explanation: Shockwave Target
http://www.ktts.com/news/189535741.html
http://articles.kspr.com/2013-02-02/loud-boom_36710164

O.  Jan 28
Fish Creek, Georgia
Loud Boom
Explanation: None
http://romenews-tribune.com/view/full_story/21537483/article-Myster...

P.  Jan 28
Corbin, Kentucky
Loud Booms
Explanation: None
http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/e0dbb45481fa401eba918013f51fa...

Q.  Jan 26
Alice, Texas
Loud Boom
Explanation: None
http://www.alicetx.com/news/article_d77e91f7-5c3e-5c8a-b468-25f4811...

R.  Jan 21
Elk, Oklahoma
Loud Booms Shake Windows
Explanation: None
http://www.thedailyelkcitian.com/elk-city-oklahoma-top-stories/2155...

Comment by Howard on February 22, 2013 at 4:44am

Mystery Booms Near San Francisco (Feb 21)

Alameda police have received reports of "kaboom!" noises on the Island over the past few days, but the source of the loud sounds remains a mystery.

An Alameda Police Department dispatcher told Patch that the APD has received three reports of booming noises since Monday but has not been able to find the cause of the noises.

Officials at the Coast Guard installation on Government Island also said they don't know the source of the noises. The Coast Guard normally alerts Alameda police to any scheduled military ceremonies with cannon fire — a sound that's prompted questions about noise from Alamedans in the past.

About two dozen readers reported hearing — or hearing about — the "kabooms," and reports came from several areas of Alameda, from Bay Farm Island to the West End.

"So what was that big Kaboom that kaboomed around 4:40 yesterday?"

"I heard it, too! Sounded way bigger than a firework...."

Source

http://alameda.patch.com/articles/something-is-going-kaboom-in-alameda

Comment by Howard on February 22, 2013 at 4:24am

Mystery 'Loud Booms' Felt, Heard Over South Carolina (Feb 20)

Multiple reports of loud booms in several Midlands neighborhoods beginning around 3:45 p.m. Wednesday.

We heard from worried residents in Sumter, Wedgefield, Manning, and Bishopville. The noise was so loud that windows rattled and homes shook.

Reports also came out of Summerton, Eastover, Mayesville, Lexington, Lugoff, Camden and Sandy Run.

We made several calls to try and find out what caused the sounds, and the State Emergency Management Agency says it wasn't an earthquake.

Shaw Air Force Base hasn't reported any unusual flying activity and Lynn Douglas with the Columbia Airport says she knows of no sonic booms in the Midlands on Wednesday.

Source

http://www.wltx.com/news/article/222844/2/Mystery-Loud-Booms-Felt-H...

Comment by Howard on January 27, 2013 at 1:26am

Ongoing Reports of Loud Booms Rattle Oklahoma Residents, Baffle Authorities (Jan 21) -

A series of loud booms heard in and around Elk City are a mystery to authorities.

The latest booms were heard Monday afternoon just before the Martin Luther King Jr. Day march, which began at Ackley Park.

A Daily Elk Citian reporter who heard the sounds said it came from east of the park, in a set of three and each about 10 minutes apart.

Elk City Fire Chief Rick Shelton has heard reports of it over several days, but is still unsure of what it could be.

"It kind of concerns people. It's loud enough it shakes windows on houses," Shelton said.

Source

http://www.thedailyelkcitian.com/elk-city-oklahoma-top-stories/2155...

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