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Can You Hear A Hum? | Earth Science
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Since the 1970s, many people in cities across the globe have started hearing a strange hum. Join Linda Geddes in her hunt for an explanation as she interviews residents of Bristol in the UK who can hear a hum but have no idea where it's coming from. Subscribe: bit.ly/SubscribeToEarthLab
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For 2 years I've been hearing this humming sound. I'm sort of glad to discover that I'm not the only one.
I live in Windsor. It is so loud. I can't sleep at night. Terrible.
@@yalu2225 Didn't the windsor hum stop when the steel factory shut down?
Apparently it hasn't been fully shut down yet. Huh..
@@henpo9 steel factory? And what wase there? Trafo, air condition, Other?
That's about when I started hearing the hum as well.
Just woke up at 1am to this humming sound so I RUclipsd it.
I'm hearing it right now,noticed it about a week ago
Me to!
Huh
I hear this all the time wakes me up! Mostly at home tho.
✋BC Canada, Vancouver Island
I am in Castle Rock CO. I can hear it night and day. I go to job sites away from city areas, and if I go to the bathroom, or sit in my car, there it is. I am a musician. I can hear "it's" mechanical pace. It's a single unit machine, not a collection of industrial hoo-haa. It can be heard everywhere. This thing is HUGE! And it's underground, either in a concrete room, or direct anchor to the earth somehow. It resonates through the entire planet. I'm freaking out because I guarantee you someone knows what this is, and it ain't no good thing.
I hear it in Ohio !! I think its a Underground Tunnel or Dumb Generator engine ?!
@Mike Nash. I lived in Pueblo and heard it constantly too. I live in Montrose now and have only heard it once.
I hear it too like a machine.. perhaps underground tunneling
I just went to Phoenix. Even louder there. I should have stopped in Taos. Went through there twice.
Look up HAARP in Alaska.
0:47 I really doubt that was your nickname ever
Clearly this guy is a yankee and has never been to UK. Goddamned yanks at it again.
@@PresidentOfSpace I’m from the United States of America and I actually have an audio recording of the hum. Its fascinating. Also not all “yanks” are inbred idiots. Just like any culture. How about we don’t spread hate and negativity from our food orifices?
@@dkitsugaming337 Yeah people on the internet usually have a really negative view of Americans. Like what kind of superiority complex do they have or are they jealous lmao!
@@MKwildout True that! Well said bruvs.
I lived in Britain for 18 years... trust they have plenty of idiots! Don’t listen to the Limeys, they’ve been irrelevant for 200 years.
Grew up 10 miles south of Bristol, and heard it all through my childhood during the night. It’s external, it’s omnipresent and it’s intense.
"... it isn't something I should fear, it's something I should embrace."
This totally doesn't sound like propaganda.
I try to tell myself, this isnt real, all that is real is love..
Probably because of that phrase the woman said in the video, is that RUclips decided not to remove this video. Hope you know what I mean.
Ministry of Love would like to ask you a question
Why would RUclips take these away?
"Real" is "tangible. Like a rock.
"electro hypersensitive girl". when your husband is trying wind you up, but he is also a super scientist.
basically mean you are sensitive to touch ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@Vysair Basically it doesn't.
I have been hearing this on and off for over 25 years. It is NOT electrical. I used to live in the middle of nowhere north of Ullapool Scotland and it drove me mental at times, even when there were power cuts and in winter that was fairly regular. Visitors would comment on it. It seemed to be dependent on wind direction, N.E. or no wind and it was, and still is more a constant low low 'feeling' sound. I live now in West Yorkshire near a big city and at times I can still hear it. It is real.
P.S. I have tinnitus. I know what tinnitus is. I know what my tinnitus does. The hum is NOT tinnitus.
Frequency it's not hard to see n here's tinitutious tetinus shit again and again shits not hard to piece together as soon as you can even begin to understand how dangerous frequency is.
Hi can you use this video channel to pin point what frequency you hear at all. Someone on hear has pinpointed 77hz. I am gating a few notes within the hum will listen to hear what I get. If you could too would be interesting.
@@christopherparis6841 you suggest that this "hum" frequency could be damaging to living beings? I could agree, though I would rationally prefer to believe that this noise is a benign irritation, and that it is external to our bodies.
@@Natashahoneypot I second that with 76.8Hz.
I initially sonically matched the 2nd harmonic of 153154Hz, but that was because I thought it was electricity transmission (51Hz x3).
It could be a reverse harmonic..
Sounds like a mothership
I hear this some times. It souds like the heating turning on or a freezer humming, but you can hear it all over the house. Don't live in Bristal.
BOGEYE exactly same for me not like an engine more like distant heating running
I live in sayre but ok..
I can hear it whenever its quiet and I'm outside, sounds a bit like the hum of an old TV set.
It's like someone was blowing into a beer bottle, into a microphone, on a concert - about six miles away, and I live extremely far inland
Me to Lancs
I hear a REALLY low frequency hum, and some times it changes pitch.
If you can hear it, it's not a really low sound lol
This happens to me but I'm in sheffield and it sounds like it's coming from the sky
Do you hear it every day
i heard it tonight and it literally sounded like it flew straight up i could hear a slight change and it got further and further away and soon after it disappeared entirely i dunno what the fuck it was but it sounded liek it was right above my house
I hear it in Northern Minnesota. Usually at night in the sky. Sounds like a large plane but in the sky everywhere. You couldn’t pin point where it’s happening. I don’t hear it everyday.
Luke 21:11 read the bible sign
@@tiatokkesdal1745 Luke 21:11 read the bible sign
It sounds like the hum from an ships engine.
Yes.
It sounds like a diesel engine at a steady 3500 RPM to me
Gyruss ,yes it does for me too ,,spot on fella spot on 👍
5G
@@milkteaalliance1748 Could be
My house thrums sometimes. It makes my skin crawl and my muscles start getting tight and twitch. My head feels like it is expanding and it gets to where I feel like I can't breath right. My ribs start to hurt. It feels like impending doom. My partner doesn't feel or hear it until it gets strong enough that it actually vibrates the bed at night. Sometimes it gets to the point the bed shakes, like a washer in the next room, or the cat scratching itself on the end of the bed. Mostly at night, but sometimes during the day as well. I have lived next to railroads, power substations, mills, highways. I've never had this happen before I moved into this house almost exactly a year ago.
Edit: I've had tinnitus all my life, it's never shook my bed like this. I've lived in several different houses in this same town over the last 18 years, even a few blocks down the road, never had this. I'm from the coast originally, never had this. The lady reporting this saying it's something she should embrace makes me angry because she obviously doesn't know what people go through with this
Gosh I have exactly same experience!
Did it start around the time you wrote this or before?
Do you get the washing machine vibration thing as you wake up, in your sleep or durring waking time?
Natashahoneypot@hotmail.com
@@Natashahoneypot it started a few months after we moved in and continues. It doesn't happen every day or on any kind of schedule. I notice it more when it happens at night because I'm laying down still, but I've noticed it during the day as well. I'll start getting a very uncomfortable, almost electric type feeling. My skin feelings crawly and my muscles feel kind of tight. I feel a pressure in my head and disoriented. Then I'll feel a slight vibration, and it builds until it its actually shaking the bed like a washing machine. My partner isn't sensitive to it, but even he notices when it gets to this point. But then it builds past that, into a thrum I can hear in the back of my head and I feel in my whole body. It is kind of like sitting in a car with a a huge subwoofer, that deep bass feeling that I can feel in my head and chest, but constant and without the sound. Sometimes it goes on for hours and sometimes a few minutes, and I can feel it even if I get out of bed and try to go do something else. I've even been able to measure it with an app that detects frequencies of sound and vibration, but I can't figure out what it is our exactly where it's coming from
I've heard it off and on since I was a kid, I'm 37 now. In fact I'm hearing it now. The first time I noticed it I was reading in my bed. Just like they said, it sounds almost like a distant diesel engine, but not quite. Growing up we lived in the country and our road was seldom traveled. Anyway, I poked my head outside and never saw a truck. It comes and goes. You hear it most often when you're inside, but not always. Since there is more background noise outside it tends to drown it out. It doesn't matter if the master breaker is off, I'll still hear it. Anyway, those of you who also hear it, you're not alone.
P.S., I'm in Missouri, USA, not Bristol.
I have never heard it, but, would like to at least once. I took an in MO.
I’m in Arizona and I first heard this late at night while falling asleep... haven’t heard it since (I was 11 at the time). I’m now 16 and still haven’t experienced this noise again. Sounds like trumpets from the sky
Very alike to what started here in Norway where i live roughly 1,5-2 years ago..anyone have more info please ? this is driving me nuts and causing headaches to say the least..i do not think i have tinnitus, i heard it start one day like a big "distant industrial machine" being turned on, and then it has been on 24/7 ever since and just growing stronger and stronger..(5G network..?)
I think it is related to the roll out of 5G. So many consider 5G extremely harmful to humans and prob all life forms. Doctors and scientists are completely against it. But 5G is being developed as a microwve weapon. Having or not having a gun is meaningless when they can target crowds and individuals with the heat of a microwave and with radiation of 5G. thinking the many towers that have been installed all over the country. I think there are 15 in Manhattan alone!
Ugh its so annoying. I can hear it right now. It kinda vibrates. Its like electro sound. Its coming from earth. I've been hearing this since a kid too. Just NVR really noticed it, until u try sleep. Omg it gets louder @ night time. U can't hear it, when u go outside. It almost makes a weird hum, towards the end. Aaaaaaaar this is annoying. Time now is 2:09AM. I'm in Anchorage Alaska. I've mentioned it b4, if anyone else can hear it, I just get a weird look. So whats the point. Glad to know, others can hear this annoying earthy electro humming.
The strange sounds videos are disappearing from youtube
yes it's true😔
Bob Bob Hmmmm. The videos, but not the hummmmmmmm.
Realy?
I experienced and recorded it yesterday, check my latest video!
Why get rid of these videos . ? That doesn't make since . I can find videos on pimples and a thousand other gross stuff . seams like a conspiracy to errase these videos.
a very low frequency as a vibration with interruptions !
It will go, for example ((((((((((((((((((((((( ((( (((((((( ((((((((((((((((( with variations in the longest length that I have clocked to at least a 60 seconds.
To me it sounds as if it could be fans from industry air conditioning systems and fans, these sounds have a different note and the notes they have also alter with harmonics as they bounce on walls of buildings, lack of trees mean lack of absorb. The notes clash like discordant harmonies causing pulse effects. The houses amplify the sound like a bass box.
@@jakeornot6306 yes I agree . It almost seems intelligently driven.
@@jakeornot6306 I've heard this in the Netherlands last week, in the middle of the night. Like a slow low frequency Morse code and really loud, it woke me up.
I've heard it for years in 3 different states. Tennessee, New York and now Maine. I hear it at all hours of the day. I've had hearing tests but nothing out of the ordinary was found. I think it's something greater than we understand.
Me too, WV.
5G
Amen.
@@milkteaalliance1748 it’s not 5G... it’s been happening for a long time..
I have this sound in my house, I think it is man made, some kind of mind control tactic.
I've heard this before it drove me mad. it went on for a few months, I live in maidehead. it was day and night, at night I left my house and left the front door open and walked away from then house, then the sound left, as I walked back near the house you could hear it. my mum came back from holiday and I left the house back to mine. and she could hear it too.
While I have good hearing, this gets so loud that my wife even hears it at times. Unsure of the origin and cause, but it's been a few years now, and it's very loud.
Plus it does go away when I tried to scared it off by knocking something from what i heard is its source.
G#0Ab0 25.96 frequency 1329.14 cm wavelength and
D#4Eb4 311.13 fequency 110.89cm wave length
I have been hearing it since the 1970s like a loud hum coming from deep in the ground from London to Suffolk and Spain .....About 5 years ago I drove my neighbours crazy as I could feel the vibrating through the building I lived in and the other day it started again....Not Tinnitus as I hear that within me this hum is at a distance...or below me totally different...No one else hears it!
I heard it once in the middle of my english class in middle school. I was sitting there with another student next to me and we both look at each other and looked outside and then you the rest of the class nobody else seemed to be bothered by it. At the time I just brushed it off and so did the other student but then when I got home I opened youtube and guess what the second video that was recommended to me was.. a video about this weird humming.
Wait its happening again
B3L0W Z3R0 this sounds stupid but It seemed to, what I call, to come outside and I did cuz I couldn’t sleep and it was raining so I didn’t stay outdoors. But it was 3 am 4-28-20
Not what this is.
I started hearing it about 9 months ago at night . Recently I have been hearing it in the day time . I describe it as a car stereo system with bass , but you can barely hear it .
I've hear the hum, Nottingham, UK, for around 8 years now, only at night or early morning, it doesn't stop me sleeping and i can generally zone it out sometimes as you just get used to it, but it can louder and more intense occasionally. Lived in four different properties still hear it. It feels like it's external, but could be internal. Never hear it when I'm outside. Annoying not knowing what it is, but was comforting to know it's not just me.
Is it just me, or is this humming noise very relaxing? I've been hearing it since I was 7, usually I hear it at night, this time I heard it during the morning, anytime I hear it I find myself being relaxed by it.
Do me a favor load the shake program . Look at activity in your area it seems to be part of the earthquake Network. After I hear the low deep bass humming noise , 20 to 30 minutes later an earthquake shows up on the shake program.
You should feel special that you get to hear this low deep base humming sound cuz not all people can hear it we are the lucky few that are sensitive to this vibrating low deep bass down. It's possible you may be empathic
Not it is terrible for me.
@@starwizardmanonthestarwiza2469 I live in Wisconsin earthquakes are very uncommon here. Not sure what causes the noise but that's a good idea on what it could be.
@@ildikolosonc7762 What's it sound like for you? I have a theory that there's multiple things causing these sounds varying by region which is why people report different kinds of mystery sounds.
For years and I mean years I'm 37 now and I've been hearing a kind of humming since I was a young teen and I've never spoken about it until seeing that I'm not the only person who has been experiencing this and now I don't feel so crazy
i'm from new york city and i hear a low constant noise. never loud enough to bother me. its just a constant never changing and barely audible background noise, like white noise.
I'm in Kansas and I hear the same noise. I hear it coming from a general and specific direction but cannot track down the source. I'm thinking it's something like power lines or 5-G noise. Others can hear it too but usually when I bring their attention to it. It's somewhat maddening.
Extend the search range up to 6-7 miles. And look for noisy industrial facilities, heavy equipment, pumps, power plants, etc.
Knowing the directionality won't be hard to find.
I have never heard the hum before. However I recently travelled to Australia and camped in a national Park. Every night I heard a droning low frequency sound. It rained one night but the sound was still there. One night it kept me awake. When I left the national Park I never heard it again. I was far from any industrial activity.
This is an interesting one.
Where in Australia what location
Wind turbina? Solar power? There is solar power new. Oil pump too. Railway trafoes on big pools too. What can be there, some maps, or others what Tell? The energie is coming from some source. What is it?
I’m in Leicestershire UK.. I have been hearing this humming for over 2 years.. sounds like a plane overhead but continues for hours, starts about 10 o’clock at night. I thought it was the heating from a nursing home opposite my home until I stayed overnight at 2 different places and it started there as well..it’s definitely not in my head!
I'm in Leicestershire UK to and iv been hearing a strange almost industrial humming sound and I to thought it may be coming from a nursing home off to the side of my house but after investing late one night I could not locate were the sound was actually coming from a friend of mine who live a few streets up can also hear the same humming noise it makes me feel extremely uneasy not knowing were it's coming from glad to see a comment from my area it confirms its not all in our heads
@@catcrazy7528 I live opposite a nursing home and I have been out in my p.js and walked around the home to see if the noise comes from their hearing but it's not that , and there is a factory at the back of me and although they sometimes work nights, the noise doesn't come from there either.. annoying because once you hear it, you can't not hear it 😣
@@saxonwood4441 I ám from Serbia, Subotica near to the Hungaryen border. It is in Hungary too in more towns. In Serbia ín Subotica and Belgrade. There is oil pump, gas reservoar, solar power, new railway with trafoes. It is always changing, therefore it can be some pump, trafoe for controlling the pressure or voltage. I am poor and alone, nobody help me, if you find source, tell us please. Yes, there is a nurs house for old people too. Maybe a pump for the heat water from soil have got? But it is always at summer too.
I grew up in Bath and lived in Bristol for several years... I personally have only ever heard it at night... The guys description is spot on for me, like an old speaker on a hi-fi with the volume put right up but no music being played.
This sound is real! this is not from stress or anything else
I hear a low hum all the time. I've concluded it must be coming from above as it follows be everywhere..
That is ecactly what i hear and it gets louder as i go more close to the coast of the Netherlands. A very deep pulsating noise.
You mean when you are at sea on a boat and approaching the shore?
I live about 10-15 miles out from Largs, Scotland and me and my mother have experienced this at night time, stopping us from sleeping. I haven't heard it in a while but whenever we hear it, we hear it together (ruling out tinitus etc)
I hear the hum. I can hear it everywhere. I First started hearing it in 1989 sounded like a big truck idling out side but i could not find the source. If i pay attention I can hear it. I tried to find a place where I could not hear the hum but even in the middle of the deepest woods I can hear it. I wonder what it really is. I hear it right now. It seems to change, speeding up then slowing down through out the day it some time sounds like two hum's combined.
Same here. Like a truck. Been hear It on and off through the years. People say it Just a truck . In áreas Impossible or not One seen at all ... Dont know ...
@@jjoaocostalima a year latter ha! Find someone you trust that can't hear the hum. Take them far away from everything. Then ask them if they can hear the hum. I have done this and people that didn't hear it before, will hear the hum.
@@BentReality.369 😃 thanks man
I've been hearing a hum outside for 3 days and nights. I'm in kent in the UK my partner cant hear it which is how I ended up here trying to research it. I'm so glad other people can hear it. Its definitely not in my ears for sure
I hear it it makes my ears like rings and feel like my body is vibrating i dont like it i tried to close everything that may make noise like my refrigerator and more but i still heard it i heart for like hours when i try to go out and try to follow the noise it stops randomly i hear it more at 3:am
Me too. But since me times kicks in even deeper at 5am. Then in the day masked by other day noise.
G#0Ab0 25.96 frequency 1329.14 cm wavelength and
D#4Eb4 311.13 fequency 110.89cm wave length
I here it at 3 am also... I’ve also heard it around midnight and even during the day... 🤷♀️
I’m making it my hobby/mission to collect as much data as possible... find me on Facebook if you want to see the recording I have of the sound. I would also like to get your testimony of what you hear and how it makes you feel...
Facebook: Yolandi Hattingh
Instagram: Yolandi_Phoenix_Hattingh
People that can hear it should start recording the exact times they do hear it. That way you could later compare the notes. If it's an outside phenomena you would see the times lines up but if it's just an individual thing, tinnitus or alike the times would just be random.
I have had this myself from time to time, I could only hear it with one ear which would lead me to think it's just something wrong with my ear. But it also changes depending on what room I'm in which leads me to think that there really is a noise... Drives me nuts that figure out where it is coming from.
I hear it in Ohio every night in my room at around 11 or twelve at night.I thought it was Wi-Fi possibly but is annoying it feels your mind and can't sleep.I been doing this for ten years.
As I've heard, we typically hear it at night when it's quiet and we're trying to sleep. Has a tendency to keep you up at night.
Its kinda hard cause u don't know
G#0Ab0 25.96 frequency 1329.14 cm wavelength and
D#4Eb4 311.13 fequency 110.89cm wave length
4: 10 am . In nova Scotia Feb. 21, 2021.
sometimes these hums can happens when your fridge isn't shut properly
I’m in bed in Brighton , England. I can hear it now. It’s a low constant hum. I have tinnitus ( which is high pitched and constant) but, as the person in the video said, it’s different from that. I was in Devon last week and could hear it there.
Yes. It is energetic industry source, but what? What you have since you can hear it?
Yes. It is energetic industry source, but what? What you have since you can hear it?
I live in Hungary, in the forest (30 minutes from the next city). I hear this humming sound for 3 days, only when i'm at home. First i thought it's a car engine running outside, but nobody lives near by and there are no cars here. I don't just hear it, i feel it! It resonates in my ears. When i leave home the sound stops, i don't hear it anywhere else. 🙉
@@empty_seat Hi! :) i live in the Pilis mountain, some part of Slovakia is close, are you living around this area? When i hear it it's going on for few nights, then it stops like it never happened. I didn't hear it for a while 🙉
Green Lara hi Lara, I live near Győr, and I also haven’t heard it ever since 🙈 you?
Igen, ezt érzem én is. Szerbiában élek, Szabadkán. Csak az én utcámban és attól kijjebb hallom, egy utcával beljebb nem. Nálam a legerősebb. Vibrál nagyon finom rezgéssel a ház, szék, ágy főleg, ha lefekszem. Hajnal előtt beerősödik, és minden zenén, esőhangon amivel alszom, áttör. Tart egy órát, aztán megint halkabban szól, de már nem tudok visszaaludni. Van-e ott naperőmű, olajkút, gázvezeték, nagy nyomású húsz kilométeres körzetben? Itt van olajkút és napelem, nem kicsi házi, hanem nagy.
@@ildikolosonc7762 Szia! Sajnos én már elköltöztem onnan kb.másfél éve (nem a hang, hanem a munkám miatt), azóta csak havonta egyszer alszom ott. Se naperőmü, se olajkút, se gázvezeték nincs a közelben, csak az erdő veszi körbe a falut! Ettől fura ez az egész! A Ley vonalak többszörösen keresztezik egymást és a pálos kolostorromok egyike is ott található. Dimenziókapuk, féregjáratok és titkos katonai bázisok is vannak a közelben, a pilisi hegyek nagy része üreges és mesterséges alagutakkal van tele, rengeteg ufót is lehet látni arrafelé a Pilisszentlélek-Dobogókő-Pilismarót háromszögben! Ezért lehet, hogy nem 'földi dolgok' okozzák ezeket a hangokat! 👽
I have recorded perfectly with my phone... from outside and inside. At least I'm not crazy because the sound is quite well captured and has same liniar frequency...
same today xD
me too, recorded it, it was super intense from Belgium
Yeah same I recorded it and it ended up being the transformer outside my house.
I used to think it's my eardrums, I remember standing at the balcony for hours trying to decipher where the low vooom sound is coming from
I just heard and felt this yesterday in upstate ny. Very eirie. It was very low but defening at the sane time. A crazy really low vibration that i could feel in my inner ear.
I live in Liverpool and I've been hearing the hum since 2013 not as often as I did then but still to this day hear it day night whenever I hear a low frequency pulse
5:36 that's the exact rhythm I hear its a feeling inside my ear wow
Did it go durri G early lockdown?
G#0Ab0 25.96 frequency 1329.14 cm wavelength and
D#4Eb4 311.13 fequency 110.89cm wave length
I live in illinois and I hear it sometimes.
AND when I hear it I can hear it outside when at 630 am when I'm on my way to my school.But hear it all around.
Austin poch do u still hear it
I have heard it in Alabama for two years. Felt like I was losing my mind. It wakes me up at different times. Sounds like a generator or compressor constantly running. Some days it will stop for a little while & then it is back.
I'm also in Illinois and it became very noticeable in January when at night. I walked the house trying to find the source. It was like a large diesel engine in the distance that pulsates. I try to be logical about these things and I wonder if my local water tower is the source. They are typically filled at night with a powerful pump and those pipes go from the tower, through the ground and into our homes. Anybody else live near a water tower??
Im in maryland and I hear it. I woke up at 4:45 am and tried to go back to sleep and couldn't.
Elisa Marie Petersen hmmm I’ve lived here for years and haven’t heard anything like this
I live in western Massachusetts, the United States. I hear the hum at night sometimes for a short time and other times it goes on for hours. Sounds like it’s coming from high above. The part that I hate is I also feel a vibration through my body with it. My boyfriend who lives with me also hears it and feels a vibration in his body too. I have no clue what it can be, a very low hum. Reading about it I wonder why only 2 percent of people can hear it.
I’m in CT and I can here it. When I go to Maine in the summer I can here it there too.
I am from Serbia, Subotica near to the Hungaryen border. I can hear it two year. Yes it is coming from vibration. The Sound is resonation our houses. All house on little different pich. But it is 50-80hz. Bass tone. But this audible ton has under a big, hard infra sound, that is, what we can feel as vibration in our body. This is coming from the soil. Soil frequentie is 7.8hz our body too. What have you big energetic industry in your area? Solar power, oil pump, gas reservoar, turbina, wind turbina? Or new high speed railway, ? We have this all. It is always waving, then louder then lovered, always changing. I think there is changing or pressure of oil, gas, water or voltage in solar power. And there is or trafoe or turbina what is controlling the pressure. Always turned on or out. Every few second or minits.
We moved to a new town fourteen years ago. As soon as we moved there and experienced any still nights I started hearing a constant hum, either indoors or outside. I still hear it, but my wife and son cant hear it. Two of my neighbours in my road can hear it. One of whom really struggles with it. The hum always comes from the same direction. I have been out driving at night and stopping in various locations to try and find the source of the hum, but to no avail. It used to keep me awake all the time, but Ive got somewhat used to it, although it does occasionally wake me up. I never hear the hum when I'm staying or travelling elsewhere. we live in a fairly rural area in a small town. We don't have 5G masts and not much 4G coverage either. no substation either. We do have a windfarm up wind , but I've heard the hum when the turbines are not working.
High voltage power lines make humming sound too, any possibility there are thoose?
I ve heard it. I'd say it's like a groaning. Growling hum
yes it is inside and outside I shut off everything and it still hums
@@gregblankenship7584 yes.
Well, I suffer from Tinnitus; being a high-pitched hum.
BUT, the bass rumble put under a lot of the narration in this; I hear that every now and then.
I'm in Cardiff.
Im going through the process of hearing low end hum and its driving me close to a breakdown. At my wits end over it. No one in my family can hear it and I have driven neighbours mad by pestering them about noise.
We have a hum here in Uddingston & I'm convinced its caused by the machinery of the Tunnock's factory. I am almost positive those vibrations from the constantly moving assembly line machinery produce infrasound! MANY Uddingston residents blame Tunnock's & the owners refuse to even think about changing the equipment or having the situation investigated. DAMN YOU TUNNOCK'S!!!!!!!!
Heard it about 20 min ago here in Alberta, Canada. (Around 3 am) Not the first time for me
There are 2 people in my house and we both hear it. We only hear it at night in the cold months. We thought it was a neighbor running a generator for heat, but once you step outside, you can't tell where it's coming from. It's like a large truck idling and it's pretty annoying.
I live in a rural South Africa and this humming I've been hearing for many years, for me it felt like I can feel the sound of the earth rotating
Mbuso , is it a high or low pitch hum. The Bible speaks of signs and wonders. Acts Chapter 2 verse 19 Bless you.
@@ms.jjames8838 low pitch
@@ms.jjames8838, perhaps it's the angel farting.🙄
@DavidPienaar-jb6cu what does it do?
I live in Ponte Vedra Beach Florida and started hearing a persistent humming noise around 2/19/19. I thought it was coming from in my condo community but after walking around, the sound gets louder coming from Southwest where I live. It's deafening! I called the Sheriff and no one has called about this humming. When I leave the area for work , I don't hear the hum. I hear the hum daily when home during day and at night. Sleeping is a challenge. I hope it goes away or find others around my home who validate what I hear.
It’s Godzilla humming a lullaby to baby Godzilla.😂😂😂😂
The humm I hear sounds like a very low earth hum. Like very deep earth movement in the core.!!!!
Weird. I live at 9,000 feet in the Colorado Rockies and it sounds like a plane parked over my house. Wakes me up at night but I hear it at all times. I live in a very rural area.
@@chinookvalley If it wakes you up, it should definitely be measurable.
@@orcusdei How do you measure it?
It isn't easy. I've made inquiries. Even with very expensive equipment, tracking the source would, I am told, be a life's work.
I live in Johannesburg South Africa and I started hearing this sound and I thought I was hearing current. I'm so pleased to learn what it is I'm hearing.
Im in Sydney and Ive started hearing it for around a year, near city and even 60km away to the west. I only hear it when Im in the house and as soon as I go outside it disappears. I mostly hear it at night time and early in the morning and it sounds like drilling the ground from far way or a low pitch speaker sound. Also its not continuous and sometimes stop.
Hearing it in Qld , been searching for the last 6 months , now I’m off grid to try and get rid of it , still hear it
You guys should bring a group of people that can hear it and wait until they can, that way you could see if it's psychological or all of the group can hear it.
Its madly intermittent. I can hear it on & off but often hubby cannot, sometimes he can... Our Council are saying its motorway traffic in the distance!!
Check out 77 Hz. My wife hears it and I put headphones on her and used a tone generator and asked her to indicate when it was the closest to what she is hearing. It came to 77 Hz, I tried it several times with random sweeps and she picked it out every time. Whats even more interesting is that if you take 77 Hz to the 11th harmonic it can apparently rupture certain cancer cells when pulsed with an LFO . Check out "Curing with sound". Please someone make this connection!
I am following. I am aware of the 11th intervil and sen the lectures. I am analysing my hum to check what hz I'm hearing.
Mine was 87 Hz. 77 Hz was a bit lower.
It is everywhere..worldwide hum in total pin drop silence. A piercing hum.. louder and stronger at night
I live in Northern California and have been hearing it for over twenty years now. I live in a very hilly region about twenty miles from the Pacific coast. It can be steady or slow throbbing and is always the same narrow frequency around 200 to 400 Hz. I use earplugs or run a fan in my house which masks it enough to not notice it. I have I always had extremely sensitive hearing but It can be heard by others especially at the pre dawn hours. No directionality but intensity varies mildly at times. Since I first noticed it the insect population has almost vanished in my Forrest location. Called UC Davis entomology and they pretty much gave me the old run around as to source possibility and
was told it was nothing. In a few weeks I had 10 young people with handheld digital analyzers roving my location. Was not given even a plausible reason for them being there or what they were measuring. There is no true silence left my old friend has been corrupted. I now know what Simon and Garfunkel were really saying. Makes meditation impossible along with solace of silence. I used to hear the insects in a mass of buzzing but they are gone. Seems like natures buzzing song has turned into a painful droning moan.
I have heard this hum since summer of 2016, it is almost constant, everyday, and I can also feel it, the louder the hum, the more vibration I feel.. I am in Prince George, BC Canada but I also hear it wen I travel to visit family,.. I asked my Landlord about it, when I first started hearing it, I thought it was the furnish.. but it wasnt and she didnt hear it, and my family members couldnt hear it either... what is it...
G#0Ab0 25.96 frequency 1329.14 cm wavelength and
D#4Eb4 311.13 fequency 110.89cm wave length
I started hearing it in about 2011 (Infact you could feel it all night long for a year or so), Since then it has been less noticeable (I am in Brisbane Australia), I asked gamers online and a few knew what I was talking about and we found others talking online about it, I have a feeling we will know what it is soon
What can bee? I can hear it in Serbia, Subotica, near to the Hungaryen border. There only I can hear it, in my area, every day and hour is changing in waves then louder then lovered, it is waving always. If you can find what is it, please tell me. There is since I can hear it, two year, solar power, new high speed railway, oil pump, gas reservoar , most near to my house is solar power and railway. A year ago it can har far away from my house, but now only in my house is loud.
Please tell if you find. For more then20 year nobody can tell what is the source.
What makes you think we'll find out soon what it is?
And what you find, what is it?
Ive heard this hum for many years now and im not in Bristol, so its not just Bristol and its not tinnitus either.
I’ve heard this for the last 4 nights in a row in Bishops Stortford and its doing my head in!
It's either something to do with global warming or something happening beneath the earth's surface
@techminds It's not a massive problem tbh. It's just quite a mysterious/spooky sound
It *could* be the Schumman resonance which *could* be converted to a pressure wave by virtue of all the bizarre piezoelectric components that are in the body e.g. calcite, bones and who knows what else. It's a pretty low amplitude signal but people can get exceptionally good at perceiving low amplitude signals (i.e. developing a sensitivity) for many different reasons.
The last 3 nights I hear what I call a "rumbling." It happens around 3 in the morning. I live in a tiny town in Southeastern Utah.
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@@Seabass1206 Nope. If you Google Bluff, Utah you will understand how that is definitely not the source of this sound. Very remote area.
I have heard it for two years in Alabama. Hear it currently. It will stop or become barely audible for a few hours & then start back up. It keeps me awake.
Been hearing this hum for five years. It's 100% internal. When I tap the back of my head with crossed fingers the sounds is gone for about 30 seconds. It sparks up when I'm stressed.
Ive had this noise for 30 yrs... in fact iv got it now....Blackburn England...it drives me crazy
Please email me, natashahoneypot@hotmail.com I am in Lancs too.
I’m in Bristol and I can hear it right now
I have heard The Hum off and on for years while living just south of Vancouver, Canada. The Hum is sometimes constant or there is an inconsistent pulse. The best time to hear The Hum is when the power goes out due to wind storms. However, it can be heard in the absence of silence. It's very strange.
I've had this for quite a while in southern Germany. Touching the wall or tilting/leaning the head and it was gone, but very soon it was back. A ~50 Hz hum, modulated with a two Hz overtone. I've learned that quite a few people are affected, everywhere.
I live in Kansas, USA, and started hearing the Hum in 2009. It's interesting that there are some in Bristol who also began hearing the Hum in 2009. I have extremely good hearing, all frequencies. The Hum is not heard constantly. It comes on slowly , then all of a sudden there is the realization it's there. It lasts for 8-10 seconds, then stops as if a switch has been thrown. Then five or so seconds later, begins again for about the same duration, on on and on. I believe it may be due to my body resonating from some external sound wave. Mostly heard in the evening, but not always. Lately, the vibrations have been more ear-piercing. I noticed the other day, several birds had suddenly flown into my office window (2nd floor); a rare occurence. It is definately not tinnitus. Well-meaning individuals attempt to offer explanations, but until one experiences The Hum personally, no one has a clue what it is like.
I am in Kansas and hear this now
@@lisamaria24 I lived in Topeka when I wrote that post. Where do you live in KS?
It's kind of crazy that this sort of thing is still being debated, it is possible to work out what frequency people are hearing if the suffer from tinitus or high sensitivity to high or low frequencies. Noise cancellation works by playing an inverted waveform, when the frequency matches what you can hear it literally cancels out the noise, not entirely but still usually to the point it becomes undetectable if theres any other noise around. I have tinitus, I'm sensitive to EM from wiring, cathode tubes, transformers, etc. Sometimes I get a phantom noise that doesn't seem to have any obvious cause, it usually lowers in loudness or detect-ability but I'm assuming my mind actually blocks it out, sometimes concentrating on the sound makes it louder. Also when it's very quiet I can hear blood or my heart going, or a rasp from fluid in my lungs or sinuses. Frankly theres so much noise out there I'm surprised everybody doesn't hear random crap constantly.
Either are important to solve because if it is a hum outside the body then that is bad for health, if it's a hum inside the body then that has been caused by too much noise outside the body. Both lead to same solution. Drop the noise level of every thing.
Yes but this sound is a bothersome frequency. Uncomfortable like infrasound.
@@Natashahoneypot yes it is mostly infra sounds 130 decibel you can feel vibration, and we can hear only the top of this 50 decibel if it is loud. But the sum of this is very big. Vibrates our houses and this resonation is the hum. The matrials of the house lifts the soil 7'8hz to audiable 50-80 hz. Every hous has different sound. Therefore the people not hear it same tone and power and can hear it mostly they where is 80hz. Like me. At my neighbour is lowered pich,hz. This house is from soil. My from brick and híg walls around me.
@@Natashahoneypot It is outside of the body. And it is harmful because mostly infra sounds are and only the top level is bass tone, 50-80hz. You can find what causes the infra sounds if it is hard, there cca. 130 decibel.
Thoughts on The Hum
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I am 60 years old, I've heard the Hum on and off for some 12 years. I live in Lincolnshire UK, Corby Glen originally and now Heckington. First time I experienced the Hum (2010) I was absolutely convinced someone had parked a diesel car or lorry somewhere close, but I couldn't understand why the noise continued for several days. My wife couldn't hear anything at all. I explored further and went down the street to listen to the local power sub-station, but it had a different sound and what I could hear was still audible with no change in volume. Out walking across the fields a couple of miles away from my house and still hear it. I wondered if it was heavy goods vehicles travelling along the A1 which was approx 6 miles away. I gave up searching. The Hum faded after a while (or I got used to it), but occasionally came back.
Most recently I noticed it again in October 2022 and I still hear it right now Jan 2023. Wife cannot hear it. A constant very deep bass (34Hz) with a pulsating, throbbing or phasing effect which continuously varies between approx 5 times a second slowing to once every 2 or 3 seconds, speed seems to depend on time of day, faster in daytime, slower at evening or night. Could it be objective tinnitus (muscle contractions or pulse)?
While this seems to originate in my ears, it also FEELS like a physical throbbing in my head. Lately I've had a cold/cough followed by Covid for the last 7-8 weeks, and with blocked sinuses and tiredness this has exacerbated the volume of the sound/feeling. However, I am positive the pulsating is quite unrelated to blood flow, heartbeat, etc.
When I first noticed the hum I always thought it was an external sound. However over the years I believe this really is an internal experience. It could be a form of low frequency tinnitus (I definitely have whistling tinnitus), or it could be some other type of external source! By that I mean not an airborne audible sound, but induced by some other force.
I wondered if it was electricity in my house, with the pulsations/phasing coming from the generators at the power station turbines, hydroelectric dam or whatever method is used and emanating from the cables in my walls, or perhaps from broadband router/wifi signals. So I tried turning off the power at the distribution board and was disappointed to hear the Hum continue unabated even with the power completely off, so guaranteeing no wifi, fridge/freezer/fan/central heating motors were running.
I noticed in these comments quite a few musicians say they are sensitive to the Hum. While I doubt The Hum has anything against musicians, I think we musicians are more sensitive and inquisitive about music and sound generally.
When I was a teenager a mate thought it would be funny to pop a very tightly wound balloon next to my ear, and this caused permanent damage was I'm sure one reason for my tinnitus - but an effect I noticed after that event was each ear detects a very slight difference in frequency. If I listen to music/notes and block one ear, then the other, the music is very slightly higher pitch comparing one ear to the other. I wonder if this pitch inequality could be a reason for how I perceive the pulsating effect of the Hum?
I don't think its tectonic plate movements suggested by some as surely that would be momentary. What I experience is 24x7 for 3 months. In line with many people it's more noticeable indoors due to the relative quiet, and if I step outside it is overpowered by natural sounds, wind, trees, traffic, birds, etc, but if I focus I know its still there.
Other things I've researched; earths magnetic fields, gravity somehow affecting your internal senses. Many birds/animals/insects can navigate by polar alignment. Perhaps some people are sensitive somehow?
I have used binaural beats for brain training,relaxation, meditation, and the tones/modulation of that are similar to some of the effects of The Hum, but the Hum sounds much much deeper to me.
One interesting thing about binaural tones is the Schumann frequencies, of which the average fundamental frequency is 7.83Hz. Schumann Resonance ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schumann_resonances ) is an extra-low frequency (ELF) phenomena generated by Planet Earth (and other planets). Around the planet there are aproximately 2000 thunderstorms occurring at any given time, which equates to approximately 50 lightning strikes every second! This energises the region between earths surface and up towards space about 100km into the ionosphere creating electromagnetic waves that resonate within and travel around the circumference of this earth-ionosphere waveguide with a base wavelength derived from the radius of the earth and the speed of light. This equates to a base frequency of 7.83Hz, and then weakening harmonics appear depending on the number of reflections (1,2,3,4,etc) from the ceiling of the ionosphere increasing by ~6.5Hz for each harmonic. Note that Schumann resonance is not a constant exact 7.83Hz, there are many factors that make it vary throughout the day/night, location and seasons, solar activity and so on (many binaural tone videos on RUclips portray it as an exact unchanging tone whereas I feel it is an ever changing more subtle, natural and pleasing phenomena). These fundamental frequencies have affected life on earth for millions of years, and coincide roughly with the rates of brainwave activity in living organisms (Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta and Gamma).
For more background watch also;
ruclips.net/video/bBPiHIjWlyw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/uGL7SWacm80/видео.html
And the following research;
www.researchgate.net/publication/281316806_Schumann_Resonance_and_Brain_Waves_A_Quantum_Description
What does The Hum sound like?
I came across a very interesting article about "neurofeedback":-
asa.scitation.org/doi/10.1121/10.0011549
Neurofeedback is where an Electroencephalograph (EEG) reads brain activity and converts neural signals into sound sequences, with the constraint that the sound sequences precisely reflect the sequences of events in the neural signal. The method consists in quantifying the wave motifs in the signal and using these parameters to generate sound envelopes.
The EEG is recorded and filtered, and the resulting signal is convolved with sound kernels to yield audible sound sequences, which are replayed in real-time to the person having the EEG who by modulating their own brain-rhythm, is therefore able to modulate the sound and produce relaxation. This procedure is today at the basis of several commercial systems to help subjects to relax. The article provides a couple of MP3 sound samples that demonstrate what Delta (sleep) brain waves "sound like". I was intrigued to listen, because allowing for the fact it is an electronic synthesis and therefore sounds a bit too musical, it sounds remarkably like the sound of The Hum inside my head in terms of the rhythmic pulsing changes, albeit far higher in pitch than the deep hum sensation I experience and where the speed of changes I hear is more rapid, more in line with Theta brainwaves.
I seem unable to pinpoint The Hum to a specific geographical location even on travelling far; Therefore where I go the Hum goes! I do not think what I hear is created by any man-made machinery. And I suspect it is on such a scale that what creates the sound inside me will be experienced whereever on Earth I go. I have the notion that for some reason I have a sensitivity to experience my brainwaves being affected by Schumann resonance. Maybe this is rather fanciful and its simply a form of tinnitus? I've tried to think logically and objectively but I'm yet to reach a conclusion!
Anyway I thought you good people might find this thought-provoking and have your own ideas on The Hum?
It's not tinitus. It here in phoenix,az now.
I hear it in my hometown. Alberta Canada and now I’m in British Columbia Canada and I can really hear it.
Fascinated by this! You can't explain the "BRISTOL" hum away as something in their heads.. else it would be in every household in the UK, not just highly reported in Bristol.. Would love to see Tom Scott do a piece on this!
BrabusBandit funnily enough I thought of Tom Scott investigating this, too.
Worth noting it isn't exclusive to Bristol, but was first reported here over 40 years ago. Check this site out: thehum.info
BrabusBandit Incorrect. It's perfectly explained by shared delusion, mass hysteria, and confirmation bias. Not saying it's not true, but that is not a reasoned scientific statement and isn't the irrefutable proof of the hum that you seem to think.
Nope cos I heard it before I knew it was "a thing" when I was down there visiting relatives. Also I have Asperger's so highly resistant to "mass hysteria".
Well, it has similar pattern to UFO sightings and alien abductions...it could be in their heads. And because they talk about it in vague terms it is kind of self confirming scenario.
I’ve heard it for years mainly at night too, I’m in Norfolk
I'm in Norfolk too, hear it all the time
Norfolk too
Just started hearing a hum too, it started just before Christmas, I'm in Norfolk too
sky watcher footage Hi, Norfolk 2
I'm in Lancs. Please band together to make a group and get an investigation going.
I live in Worcester UK. A couple of months back I started hearing the hum. I have heard it in Southampton too. The hum isn't always there. Only sometimes.
its been recorded yet over 95% are able to filter it out, so it looks to me like nerve health status may determine whether these frequencies are masked/filtered or not, temporarily or longer or when immune system is 'rundown/stressed'. in parallel to hearing it in two countries since 2003, it turns out a neurologist in 2019 confirmed i have nerve damage validating the 50+ neuropathic symptoms that came on with 3 sciatic attacks incl hyper-sensitivities to bright light/noise.
What's his name? I wonder what is causing so much nerve damage in so many peole world wide?
I live near Metro Detroit and the magnitude of humming is maddening, it became very noticeable about a year ago, and my awareness to it has grown week by week, especially at night when trying to sleep. It’s 9:00 AM now as I write this message and try to work from home, but it’s so loud, I’m resorting to using music to attempt to hide it. I’ve walked all over the neighborhood some nights trying to pinpoint just a direction of the source, but it’s too difficult.
The only thing I’ve concluded recently was that during the peak lockdown months from Covid-19 virus, (April - July), the Hum had stopped, this leads me to believe it’s likely a man made sound. It started again here around late August, and it seems back to full strength. It’s like a distant bull dozer is always operating, droning on and on, occasionally pulsing and changing slightly. I fear this noise is going to drive me to move somewhere else. Frustrating because it’s so loud to me, but I can’t get anyone else to even hear it. I wonder what equipment I need in order to detect this frequency and record the Sound pressure level, it must be powerful and extremely low Hz.
My experience is exactly the same. I ws thinking today how quiet it became durring first few weeks of lockdown. Now it's as loud as ever. It isn't helping that the local authority sound guy who measures sound claims he cannot hear it and gaslighted me into claiming I was mad. That is, imagining noises.
@@anylastwordspod yes me too. That's why I am here because it's getting worse. Someone suggested helicopters, and also LRAD sound cannons to control lockdown tensions.
Microphone connected to sound spectrum analyzer, locked to the frequency of the hum, giving a readout of sound signal strength, could be used to gather the direction of the source of the noise, then as proximity becomes closer also the sound signal strength would increase.
I have a Hz setting for you.. just getting it now..
76.8Hz
I heard the hum for the first time last night and it freaked me out. It wasn't tinnitus because it did get quieter as I closed the windows, but it did still seem to vibrate right through me. At first I thought it was a helicopter or some kind of engine but it kept going, fading out and coming back with a pulsing noise. I was disturbed to search "low vibrating noise in (my area)" and came across this phenomenon which perfectly described what I was hearing. I'm a scientist so usually my attitude is that everything has an explanation but I'd never heard anything like this before and it honestly scared me. Outside I couldn't locate its source but it was definitely not originating from my inner ear as it got quieter as I plugged my ears. I asked a friend who lives close whether he could hear it and he couldn't. I can't hear it this morning and hopefully will never hear it again... Spooky. (Northwest London, UK)
I know this is an old comment but...did you ever hear it again?
I'm from India, I've heard that creepy vibration in our house and my whole family heard it few days back, at evening.
It was there for quite some time.
Also, I'm not from industrial area or something like that, some of our relatives says its spirit, but ofcourse I couldn't buy it as I've been agnostic person for a long time and believe that everything has a scientific explanation. That's how I came across this video.
I've heard it twice, once in the afternoon when I was reading alone in my room and second time that day when my family heard it.
@@ReallyRedPanda I hear it
At the moment it sounds like G#0Ab0 25.96 frequency 1329.14 cm wavelength and
D#4Eb4 311.13 fequency 110.89cm wave length. It is very low diesal like sound like a fan. It is getting louder. It is louder indoors than out even if the electricity is turned off in the house. It is so low that it is more a feeling than a sound. This is why sometimes it goes unnoticed because the noise of other things drowns it out in the day.
Dani, did you hear any more of it?
This same exact thing just happened to me and I recorded it on my phone and manage to catch it on my phone (I’m in New York) but I’m also freaked out
I hear this every morning, I'm from Philippines and at first I really thought it was a huge truck of some sort
I could hear this kind of hum in a place I used to live. A deep barely audible humming that you could only hear some days. It drove me crazy until I realised where it came from. I'm pretty sure it was just the wind blowing through a large rooftop AC fan of a nearby building. You could hear it several hundred meters away and it went right through the walls.
This video is unbearable come on lower that damn pitching noise
It's a boats fog got s to let them know they are there so other ships don't colide
@Angel G369 same I find it soothing, it’s higher pitched sounds that hurts😣
The hum is the spirit world calling you
I hear it daily.
Please tell the spirit world to turn it down!
I suffer from it in Perth Australia.
It’s frequency is around 38hz and any added noise cancels it out. If I roll over in bed, or if I sigh loudly, it goes away until I’m silent again.
So I hear it all night long until traffic and wind and birds start making noises in the morning.
I’ve lived in the same house for 23 years with no hum. I recently came home from a long vacation and noticed the hum immediately when I entered the house. I searched for the source and ended up cutting all the power but nothing stopped it. In the week that I’ve been hearing it, it was not present for 2 days. When I leave home, I don’t hear it. I have tinnitus but this is not the same. Tinnitus sounds like it is in your head, this hum seems to come from some undetectable other location. After Googling this I’ve decided to try to make peace with it as it appears there is not much else I can do short of moving. If anyone has suggestions on how to make peace with this, I’d love to hear them.
Meditation? Or try searching RUclips for "how to live with tinnitus" there will probably be some good tips in there (even tho its not tinnitus). You can do it, if you've made the decision to make peace with it then you have it in you to do it!! Good luck!
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Omg!!! I can see the hum too!
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@@pdubby WHAT
It's all the electronics and radio waves we are constantly bombarded with. I have been hearing variations of it on and off through my life. I believe it's tones change over time. Which correlates with technological changes in our equipment.
It sounds like it’s coming outside and it also feels like it’s shaking the ground too.
Oh weird I get that inner ear vibrations as well. Thought I was the only one
im not even kidding ı have been to doctor for atleast 3 times they say they cant find anything wrong with it but ı have been hearing this since ı was a child. it gets so worse at nights
VI god Same here, but I never been to a doctor about it.
Have you been referred to an audiologist? Also look into a condition called venous hum (not the band).
doctor even put me in a soundproof room with headphones and played some noices to see which ones ım hearing and after the test he said ''your ears looks normal to me just try not to listen loud music with headphones'' its been years now ı learned to sleep while hearing it but sometimes i still cant sleep because of it. and ı live far away from the ocean ı dont think its anything about the ocean
VI god I hope you find comfort as I do in the fact that your not the only one ❤️🙏
To me that sounds like you might have tinnitus. It's basically a phantom sound that you can hear but that doesn't exist outside your head. For some people, this can be like a whistling sound, for others it can be more like a wooshing sound. There's nothing wrong with tinnitus directly (although it can be an indicator of other problems, but if you've been checked by an audiologist then don't worry), except from the fact that it can be really annoying. Lots of people get it at times, but maybe aren't all that aware of it. I get it when I'm in quiet rooms.
Basically all you can do, I'm afraid, is try to ignore it. Putting on some music quietly in the background can help, and you also get devices called tinnitus maskers which are designed to help you ignore it. They work better for some people than others, but they're just speakers (or phone apps) that give off a similar wooshing noise, but it can be comforting because you know it's a real noise, not one inside your head.
Hope some of that helps. If you've got any questions, feel free to ask :)
(I should say that I vaguely work in hearing, but I'm certainly not an expert on tinnitus.)
Ive been hearing this hum, as described here, for months now. Ive tried to locate source but as mentioned it is omnipresent. I can now sleep through it but it is irritating. As a scientifically minded person the duration, pulsing and frequency of the hum is baffling. This inability to source the noise is its biggest annoyance.
Only with measuring case can you locating. And only at nigt at 3. But never go alone, the energetic industry maffia is hard.
My experience was from the electromanatic wave sound from the electrical pole sub-junction box that was placed below the pole. I was about 3 meters away when i heard that Hum sound for quite a while. Potential over loading of current flow could be a under lying factor.
I hear low-frequency humming sound here in UK more noticeable at night. It's been going on about 7-8 months. I have been looking to buy a noise detector. I may have to report this to Manchester city council. Sounds like a subwoofer, its level fluctuates.