Bonus Ep. 3 - Unraveling the Mystery of Sky Sounds

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Primitive Intelligence podcast

bonus episode #3.
Yet another topic that Rocco and

I touched on back in season one
when we did a lot shorter

segments and went on a lot of
tangents.

This bonus episode of the
Primitive Intelligence podcast

starts now towards the end of
season one.

In episode 15, Rocco and I
briefly talked about sky sounds.

Here's a clip of that
conversation.

So to shift topics here, I know
one of the things I was I was

going to talk about was we start
watching that the new Joe Rogan

show.
Oh yeah, the question

everything, which they're pretty
good.

Yeah, it's very good.
Joe Rogan is he He's a trip to

watch because he doesn't take
any shit from anybody.

So he just says what he's what
he's thinking and it's awesome.

I love it.
But one of the things he was

talking about were those sky
sounds or and I you never heard,

I never heard of.
Sky sounds because I just

assumed you've heard.
Of that before, no.

And I I watched a bunch of
videos.

Now, some of them a lot of
people doing this.

I've worked with audio for for
quite a while.

I know how easy it is to fake
audio in a video, so some of

these things you're seeing on
YouTube can very easily be

faked.
But some of it where you can,

you know it doesn't appear to be
faked like.

What is?
It what the hell is that?

I mean I some of the
explanations are anything from,

you know aliens, which I guess
is possible but what it

something I think is is very
interesting.

One of the the theories I I saw
was that as the the sun is

because there's always, you
know, the solar radiation of

solar winds hitting the planet,
hitting our magnetosphere.

It ripples.
It makes a, you know, a

vibration.
That's all sound is a vibration.

There's something that could be
something like that just a

natural phenomenon.
But it's it's it's weird

somewhat of like music.
It's one of my.

Favorite theories on that I
don't believe, but it's one of

my favorite theories is the
Tommy Knockers, who are

apparently this group of.
I guess you can call the Group A

civilization.
That lives.

Underground.
And they're kind of miners, kind

of.
But they have this ability to

kind of.
Travel through.

Rocks.
I don't know exactly.

Whatever the hell it is, and
it's their sound of them.

Digging.
And building shit underground,

which echoes.
And you think it's coming from

the sky that's actually coming?
From the ground, that was one of

the things they were talking
about, it says.

It may be something that's
echoing up and down, but where

is it coming from?
I don't know.

Some of it's weird.
I've never heard anything like

that here.
Sky sounds, often referred to as

strange sounds in the sky or
mystery noises, are perplexing

and globally reported phenomena.
These enigmatic noises appear as

unexplained auditory phenomena
seemingly emanating from the

sky.
Witnesses described these sounds

as eerie metallic trumpet like
rumbling or similar to a loud

mechanical or supernatural roar
report.

These unexplained sounds have
surfaced from various locations

worldwide, causing widespread
intrigue and speculation.

Witnesses across continents from
Canada to Ukraine have

documented and shared recordings
of these puzzling noises.

Despite the abundance of
eyewitness accounts in audio

recordings, the source and cause
of these sky sounds remain a

mystery, leading to a wide array
of theories and conjectures.

Scientific explanations for
noises often include natural

sources such as atmospheric
pressure variations, seismic

activity, or acoustic gravity
waves.

Some attribute these sounds to
phenomena like coronal mass

ejections from the sun or
electromagnetic activity in the

Earth's atmosphere.
Additionally, conspiracy

theories and supernatural
hypothesis, ranging from

extraterrestrial activity to
religious interpretations add

layers of intrigue to the
debate.

Amidst the fascination, and
curiosity, attempts to

scientifically analyze and
authenticate these sounds

persist.
Researchers and scientists

continue to investigate and
analyze recorded data to

decipher the origins of these
unexplained aerial phenomena,

striving to separate fact or
fiction in the realm of sky

sounds.
The persistence of these eerie

and unexplained auditory events
in different corners of the

globe invites ongoing
exploration and speculation,

leading us to wonder about the
mysteries hidden within our

skies.
Now, right after that clip that

I played just a couple minutes
ago, I started talking about the

only thing I could never
considered to be sky sounds, but

it was never anything like
trumpets or roaring in the sky.

Back on the property I grew up
on.

It was a large 73 acre old farm,
big piece of property.

We didn't have a lot of
neighbors.

All the people who had property
Nexus also had large pieces of

property.
And occasionally, every once in

a while there would be this
series of booms in the sky.

For a long time, I thought I was
just losing my mind.

But other people also heard
these, you know, after me

hearing them for probably about
three years, other people

started to hear them.
It was really bizarre.

And I I went ahead and made a
representation of what it

sounded like.
I'm going to play that for you

right now, but imagine this
sound moving from horizon to

horizon directly over your head.
And that's exactly what it

sounded like.
It was a series of booms that

got progressively faster and the
faster the progression got, the

faster the sound moved across
the sky.

I have no idea what this was.
The only the the closest thing I

could ever describe it as was I
had a friend who who liked to

collect guns and one of the guns
he had is called a street

sweeper, which is basically a
shotgun with like a a barrel

canister Style magazine.
I think he could fit 12 rounds

of this thing and you'd wind it
up, if I remember correctly, to

put tension in the clip once you
loaded it.

And then as fast as you could
pull the trigger you would fire

off shotgun shells.
So you could make a very similar

sound.
But I heard him shoot that from

a distance and it never sounded
like it was moving across the

sky.
But it was a very similar style

sound.
Over the years I've watched

plenty of videos where people
are claiming to be hearing sky

sounds.
Some of them are just obvious

fakes.
Like I said in that clip, I

spent a lot of time working with
audio in my life, and there's

just some you can tell are fake.
You can tell by the reaction,

the people that they're not
actually hearing anything

because their their reactions
don't really match the sound

that you're hearing and they're
just clearly fakes.

Other ones, people are recording
sounds, but what they're hearing

can be explained.
And there was one I remember

seeing where a bunch of people
recorded the sound, and I think

it was in it was in the US
somewhere.

I believe everybody's like,
what?

What's the sound?
They were recording it.

They're putting it on TikTok and
Facebook and YouTube.

And there was a guy who, if I
remember correctly, it was

happening a couple times a week.
So one day this guy posts a

video and he's like the sky
sounds of the city solved.

He's like, I work at this
warehouse or at this factory and

there's a a pressure release
valve in one of the tanks and he

was sitting there, He's like
it's it's about ready to go off.

And it went off and it was the
exact same sound now from a

distance of echoing through
buildings and all around town,

it it sounded a little eerier,
but it was clearly just this

weird pressure release valve on
this tank.

And I think a lot of what you
see on YouTube is just that I

just, right before I record it,
I went and I watched like 8 or 9

videos and they were all
sounding exactly the same, just

like a pressure release valve.
And the one guy is in like the

parking lot of a factory and
he's there's a sound going off.

And he said, what's what's that
sound?

What could it possibly be?
It's probably the factory.

Now I'm not going to say that
all sky sounds are fake because

clearly there's people looking
into IT.

People can't figure out where
these sounds are coming from.

I've heard weird sounds in the
sky.

I kind of think that what I was
hearing, it was some kind of

aircraft.
I think it was one of ours.

I think it was.
They were for some reason

testing near where I lived and
that's what I was hearing.

That's the only explanation I
have because it was clearly

moving through the sky.
When I lived in Florida, I heard

Sonic booms from the space
shuttle coming in and it sounded

completely different.
These weren't Sonic booms.

These were like rapid fire
explosions.

So as of right now, as with a
lot of mysteries, there is no

explanation for these as of this
point.

Maybe we'll check back into
these in the Future episode and

see if we can find some really
good, clear audio evidence that

can't be attributed to
warehouses or something like

that.
Hope you guys enjoyed this bonus

episode of the Primitive
Intelligence podcast.

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Have you ever heard any weird
sounds in the sky?

I'd love to hear about your
stories.

That's going to do it for me for
this week.

See ya.