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Can you located it -- it's coming from the ground? air? direction?

• vonzep 9y ago
  Too low frequency to localise ... think heavy bass
  • yathern 9y ago
    Has there been an attempt to trilaterate/triangulate the sound? Should be fairly simple to rig up several recording devices in sync around, and use timing/loudness to get an idea of origin, despite the large wavelength.
    • vonzep 9y ago
      Yes http://www.international.gc.ca/department-ministere/windsor_hum_results-bourdonnement_windsor_resultats.aspx?lang=eng http://www.international.gc.ca/department-ministere/windsor_...
      • platz 9y ago
        > We note that the bearing from Array 1 to the most probable source of the Hum points well to the South of Zug Island. > The bulk of our observations from both stations do not support the hypothesis that the source of the Hum emanates from Zug Island
• sbarre 9y ago
  Wikipedia says that it is in fact Zug Island: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zug_Island#Noise_and_vibration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zug_Island#Noise_and_vibration
  • fenwick67 9y ago
    The Wikipedia page mentions this but doesn't make the obvious connection to the cause of the vibrations... > it served as an uninhabited Native American burial ground for thousands of years
    • vonzep 9y ago
      Well damn ... Punishment for my ancestors stealing their land and whatnot ... seems fair through that lens ... should make my decent into madness a tad more comforting
      • acct1771 9y ago
        descent*, FYI!
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