On Nov 17, 4:34 pm, dboots <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://en.epochtimes.com/n2/science-technology/taos-hum-elf-frequency...
> In November 2006, Dr. Tom Moir, an engineering professor at Massey
> University’s Institute of Information and Mathematical Sciences in New
> Zealand made a recording of the Hum. Using high-sensitivity, digital
> recording equipment, Dr. Moir, and his colleague, Dr Fakhrul Alam,
> captured the bothersome tone at a student’s home—herself a Hum
> sufferer.
Tom Moir did NOT make a recording of the Hum. He has been unable to do
that, and is unable to hear the Hum himself. What he did is to
generate a noise that people say sounds like the Hum that they hear.
I have made a genuine recording of the Hum that I hear, and here it
is, complete with occasional bird noises:
http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=lk39v&s=3
It's just a large diesel engine about 2 kilometres away from my house.
A similar engine would probably be the cause of the majority of Hums
around the world. A hint - every ship has one. Large industrial areas
also.
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