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Ice Quakes. I'm sure you've heard the word recently. In the past decade the news has been absolutely full of them. Happening frequently across a huge area in the us and canada. It is used to explain loud sudden noises that startle the local population for miles around.
Obviously they are covering for something. If it was so common and widespread how come no one in living memory recognizes them? Why aren't there historical records, certainly some fur trappers or natives would record the huge unnatural noise? What about the time from 1950-2000 when we had mass media, surely this would have been reported. But it is a distinctly modern phenomenon.
What is really going on? Is it a cover for domestic drone strikes? Hyper sonic aircraft testing? Landings from space? Help point me in the right direction or at least speculate a bit.
My guess is domestic drone strikes. Icequakes and methlab explosions are used to explain away a quiet civil war going unnoticed below the surface. Someone knows too much to be trusted about the government or wants to try to change things and this is how they are purged.
Some news articles:
http://www.wcsh6.com/news/local/now/big-bang-theories-what-was-that-noise-in-kennebec-county/430202987
http://www.centralmaine.com/2017/04/10/mysterious-booming-sound-heard-across-augusta-region-sunday-night/
http://www.twincities.com/2015/02/09/possible-ice-quake-on-brainerd-area-lake-after-loud-boom-tremor/
http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/hearing-loud-bangs-in-southern-ontario-it-was-likely-an-ice-quake-1.1616236
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/01/03/what-is-an-ice-quake_n_4536279.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryoseism
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>>19395091
might be swamp gas?
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>>19395307
reflecting off a cloud?
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The Great Rake rises from below!
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>>19395091
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryoseism
Not sure, but the wikipedia page has been edited 200 times in its history with the earliest known example being 2013
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But they are seismic events. They show up on a ricker scale. A bomb wouldn't.
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I live in Canada, in the winter you hear one once in a while or come across one, not that rare if you're in the right area. Take your tinfoil hat off
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>>19395091
Fracking or military tests would be my guess.
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>>19395969
>A bomb wouldn't.
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>>19395969
Yoowee! The autism is in full bloom today hehehe
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the power in my entire little city went out for 3 hours a few weeks ago. i heard a distinctive massive boom that shook the house. the news stated it was a firework that was launched and it hit a transformer
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>>19395091
*sniffs air* heh heh...smells like somethin big, green, and mean, bub...*unsheahts ademantian claws*
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>>19399999
The digits
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