Does anything spooky happen here?

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Yes. Sugar Grove Station is in the Zone.

Why would anything spooky happen there? It's just a quiet zone.

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Is that the part of the Appalachian trail where Inchworm wandered into that vacant parallel dimension where she starved to death like twenty feet off the trail search parties and bloodhounds were combing for weeks (in our dimension)?

>>18791162
no, that was in Maine

>>18791085
Wow I grew up literally in the center of this box still have lots of family there and I've never in 39 yrs. Heard of this quiet zone not once by anybody or read anything about it till just now I had to Google it I thought it was bullshit. My mind is fucking blown

>>18791856
Faggot

I live here. There is definitely not a "radio blackout zone." Matter of fact, I'm listening to the radio right now. It's a shitty little boombox too. So the real question is... The fuck are y'all talking about?

>>18791856
>>18792451
are you allowed to have microwaves? I heard those weren't allowed

>>18792451
do people have cell phones that get service?

>>18792451
How do you deal with the goverment made mutants?

>>18792451
No, it isn't that there can't be any radio, its that the transmitter and antenna design has to be approved by NRAO Green Bank staff to protect the radio telescopes.

>>18793184
>>18793190
We alway had microwaves and cellphones but I wasn't in the most restricted area of the zone . Which is like a 20 mile radius of the green bank telescope and the sugar grove station. Only thing we were effected by was poor tv reception by antenna if you didn't have cable you might pick up two stations. Here is more info about it all.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Quiet_Zone