the "thunder noise" the lady talks about is the steel rolling & stripping unit's noise actually. vibrations are loud because of the marshy ground of zug island.
+justin case i know i lived three years in north east delray detroit. we used to hear that hum sometimes but not as loud as in windsor or in the south/south west shores of the river. some workers in the hood used to say that it was because of the stripping unit's main hydraulic pumps that was our explanation about this hum back then i dont't know if it was true or not i didn't give a dime anyway i ended not hearing it anymore there was no mystery about it, was just a noisy factory thats all i can say.
+justin case true, that damn hum sounded when everything was quiet and there was no noise like at nights, and even if i ended up being used to that sound i remember when i later moved away i was like err, where's the hum?! amazing
I live in LaSalle, at first I thought the hum was a product of the salt mines, as are most apocalyptic sounds in my area, I heard the hum recently, the hum is real, and it is a sound that penetrates auditory analysis.
This is near Waterville Maine and we have it too. Nobody else can hear it, they think I'm nuts. Sounds like a generator for a summer camp or something but I can hear it miles in every direction. Mainly in the summer months.
It gets brutal in Lockport NY. It goes exactally like this : whoom whoom whoom whoom whoom. That fast and not always in 5's. Sometimes it could go into a rhythm of 30 to 50. It can speed up sometimes but it's never slow.
Maybe faulty/inadequate exhaust stacks, in the mills? Small cars with cheap exhaust systems cause enough headache. Imagine a industrial-sized cheap exhaust system.
Sounds like a problem I had with my old GMC Sonoma when I had the OEM muffler and exhaust pipes replaced with after-market stuff. It immediately started rumbling at a very, very low range that I had never experienced before and very few of my passengers would notice it. But I did, and it annoyed the fuck out of me for a year until I sold the truck.
@@danielrazulayno, it was the steel plant. They made some changes to the flare stacks and were running the blast furnaces at unusually high capacity durring that time untill they shut down in 2020 and the hum stopped. But steel mills always make a loud hum, just not near as bad as this in most cases. Still, large steel plants can often be heard from miles away at night! I know, I have heard them myself. 😮
If the plant is causing this sound how can anyone work there? It sounds as if it physically effects people. I doubt the noise is coming from the plant.
Actually steel mill (and certain other industrial) workers often do get hearing damage from working in that environment long term, even with specialized ear protection! Steel mills (not just this one) can be incredibly loud at times and audible from miles away... Yes it was the steel plant, -the Windsor Hum is no more since it shut down in 2020.
At 1:45 Gary Grosse is describing exactly what I started to hear one night in 1993 as I just got in bed and all of a sudden I swear an 18 wheeler diesel truck started up right outside of my window! In reality, that would be impossible as my apartment building was no where near the one way drive around a huge complex with many speed bumps. It was truly disturbing. I got back up and went to my front door and stepped out and the sound was gone!!! Stepped back in and there it was again. This went on for months around 9:45 PM & during these episodes my phone would ring and there was never anyone on the other end.... As I started to talk about it to family and friends, I found out I was the only one that heard it which was even more troubling. After several months I moved to a different city as a transfer in my company and as soon as I settled in, an article in the local newspaper was about this exact thing troubling a couple near by. They described it just like me and they finally moved away. Thing is, I never heard the sound in the new city! In the paper article was the name and address/phone # of a professor in New Mexico. I called him, we talked and he sent me a questionnaire I filled out and sent back. Fast forward to 2011ish I had moved back to Salt Lake City and around 9:30 PM I started to hear the atmospheric sounds that had started to happen all around the world. Of course thousands of people heard it go on for about 20 minutes and not to be heard again here.
I know this is super old, was your Appartment building in Redford MI? The same 18wheeler noise would happen and the way u described the building really sounds like the same complex I lived at as a little girl and I teo remember a 18 wheeler making strange noise and again we had speed bumps and lived inthe back side of this complex with a grass field and it would be impossible for this truck to have come in since the build was build really close to this wall so the turn was super tight idk u brought up something that sounded familiar and really similar to my strange sighting and for years I wondered if it was me as a kid or real
I heard the zum in 2011 or 2012 can't remember when exactly it was but it was sooo real. And I'm from Costa Rica. Can't believe they have to live with the hum constantly annoying them 😖
I'm orginally from Windsor but moved to Calgary 16 years ago. I never heard anything until 2006 in Calgary. Just a throbbing that effects your nervous system. When I visit in Windsor and YES something has changed in Windsor I use to go there for visits for rest but I just came back in August and its the same sound as Calgary. Look up the Hum or Low Frequency Noise for Sufferers because that's what it is but Gov't needs to look at Canada as a whole because its a world problem.
You have steel manufacturing. And I see in the video there are Blast furnaces. I still remember the awesome roar of oxygen being blown into the furnaces to purify the steel.
Yes it was from the steel mill! They can often be heard from MILES away, especially at night, -this case was just unusually bad.I have heard them myself. Very spooky sound felt almost as much as heard from a distance, too! The steel mill on Zug Island shut down in 2020 so the Windsor Hum is no more.
Zug island is part of the city River Rouge. What I don't understand is that River Rouge is much closer, surely they're residents must hear it ? But it's not a city that's very popular to live in because of pollution, from Zug Island. You're right, no one lives on the island itself. People from River Rouge say it smells terrible and the air quality is just horrendous.
In the end, I'm almost certain that it'll come down to a 1 in a million quirk in the exhaust flu design on one or more of the blast furnaces on that island.
I hear this 24/7. But I live in Kingston Ontario. I also hear it at my daughter's house in Georgina, north of Toronto. What the hell is it? I'm the only one in my family that hears this honestly can't tell if this is a sound inside my head or if it's external. It is stressful :(
It did come from the blast furnaces and the flare stacks. They shut down the operation in 2020 so the Windsor Hum is no more. Untill earlier this year a similar but different eerie sounding very deep, oscillating, quevering, loud but distant sounding droning noise plagued my own West Coast industrial suburb and beyond at night and sometimes durring the day. The sound could be herd for miles all around, like it was from all over but nowhere at the same time, but very vaguely from the north. I could feel it almost as much as hear it and could hear it even with the windows closed and earplugs in, -very spooky sound too! I finnaly tracked it down to the massive steel finishing plant across town and several miles away, -no blast furnaces but two massive annealing furnaces and giant high pressure cold rolling mill. But the plant closed this year and now the sound is gone.
Started hearing a hum a few days ago. Thought it was my fridge, but visited by folks in LaSalle and it was still there. Sounds like a lawnmower cutting grass in the distance.
+Mr-Nice-Guy j You make an interesting point. The plant you live next to might be kept in good condition, while it's possible the plant on Zug has some machinery that is vibrating because of bad maintenance.
You can kinda hear it in Hamilton Ontario about 2 3 hours south of Windsor we have steel mills when there in full effect you can hear a similar noise tbh
@@wesleysutton9843I could hear the steel mill I used to live near from across town over amile away when it's blast furnace was in use, -very loud! More recently untill earlier this year I could hear the steel finishing plant several miles away often at night and occasionally durring the day. No blast furnaces but two massive annealing furnaces and a giant high presure cold roll mill. It was a very deep, oscillating, quivering distant drone that could be herd for miles all around and also sort of felt... I confirmed that others could hear it too. Spooky and mysterious sound untill I knew what it was. Now, the plant is idled and the sound is no more.
They did, sort of. The plant plus the US government were both non cooperative however. But the noise stopped when the Steel mill on Zug Island shut down and according to some workers speaking anonymously, it was from the large flare stacks that were modified plus the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity. I have read reddit forums with some in Cleveland, Oh complaining they can hear the steel mill there from miles away at night. The Gary works is also very loud, -probably most steel Mills are but this was just unusually bad! I myself could also frequently hear a large (now former) steel plant from my home that is several miles away, untill it shut down earlier this year!
I can hear the same low diesel like idle hum also just like this in the North West UK. It's as the people say in this video an occurrence since 2015 ish defiantly 2017 since i have started to follow it more seriously. ear plugs help but now I am having to wear ear plugs in my home 24/7.
If you're closer to a large steel mill they do make a very loud hum. But this was unusually bad as it was from the massive flare stacks that were reportedly modified for some reason plus the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity so that they acted as giant harmonic instruments. These phenomenon while not universal are still pretty normal for steel plants, which are always loud if not at the Windsor hum leval. At night many can hear any large steel mill from miles away. I certainly could when I lived somewhat near one. But not everyone is equally noise sensitive.
The Windsor Hum really creeps me out. I don't live near there, but a few months ago I heard a hum every morning for about a week. it sounded very similar to the Windsor Hum but wasn't as steady. It had those low frequencies to it, but it could have just been construction or something normal going on. I still think of those noises whenever I heard of the Windsor Hum. I couldn't imagine living with a hum all the time, I feel bad for the residents of that area.
In the industrial where I live I untill recently often heard (and felt!) a distant very deep, oscillating, quivering, droning or huming noise that sounded sort of like it came from all over but very vaguely from the north. It was mostly at night but sometimes durring the day as well, sometimes even with the windows closed and earplugs in... 😱 it stopped completely at the same time tha massive steel finishing plant several miles away shut down earlier this year!
the neighborhoods around the area comprise six of the ten most polluted zip codes in Michigan.Residents cite air quality samples containing lead and high levels methyl ethyl ketone, large numbers of cancer and asthma cases, and foul smells with "sparkly" dust that must be removed with toilet cleaner Found at freep.c /article/20100620/NEWS05/6200555> whether or not there is sound locally it sucks for them ha.
It was the US Steel mill on Zug Island in River Rouge, Mich. Specifically it was the modified flare stacks and blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity during that time. It shut down in 2020 so the Windsor Hum is no more.
In Buffalo it would be something else, but probably also an industrial noise of some sort. Steel mills in particular are often very loud and can often be heard from miles away at night! 😮
In Buffalo it would be some other noise source, probably also industrial in nature. Steel mills in particular are often very loud but there are various other (mainly industrial) possibilities as well.
It may not be noise pollution, i.e. man-made. It could also be at least partly natural, but yes, 'new' at the same time. What's striking in this particular case is that something about the location apparently 'anchors' the noise(s) there very frequently, if you'll excuse the pun. See also: www.sott.net/article/341455-Strange-sky-sounds-Metallic-groaning-trumpet-like-noises-heard-worldwide-in-2016
my wife and me are thinking of moving to Windsor but with all this stuff going on makes me think , is it safe to live in windsor ? is it healthey to live in windsor ?
This video is NOT about the hum phenomena. The Windsor Hum was a localized noise mostly in Windsor but also nearby including parts of Detroit and the Detroit suburbs on the US side, that finnaly stopped when the Zug Island steel plant shut down in 2020.
Im a Hum sufferer in Ireland and the Hum is a real external tone that is agony to live with. This is an news article from the 16th of April 2015. www.independent.co.uk/environment/nature/have-you-heard-the-hum-mystery-of-earths-low-droning-noise-could-now-be-solved-10182111.html
East Windsor being impacted ? I'm in east and central Windsor on a daily basis and I only just found out about this. I can't say I've ever heard it. This is not to discredit those who live near-by and are directly effected. I am very sensitive to noise and am in the process of moving to a quieter neighbhourhood because of pedestrian and traffic noise. So I definitely sympathize with the people effected. But to say it "effects people in east Windsor" is untrue as far as my personal experience.
I piloted a boat on a journey around Zug Island back in the summer of 2007 before this started happening (sounds). It was a day I will not forget. We were not bothered in any way by any police or security. I'm sure they were keeping an eye on us, but we were just going around the island. BTW - To all of the groups attempting to study this. The way to (spy) examine this place is from the water ways. They can prohibit you from going on their land, but water ways in the USA are not owned by anyone; therefore you can float down a river that has private property on both sides of it, as long as you stay on the water you are not trespassing. AT least that's the way it was back when I went around the island. After Thought: 0:22 Is it just me, or would only a Canadian complain about a bed vibrating?
What doesn't help at all is that almost all recordings of the noise doesn't produce anything due to a lack of sensitivity in even modern day recording devices.
There are some pretty clear recordings of it. But there are definitely recordings of the steel mill on Zug when it was still in operation from just across the river in Windsor and it was horrendous! It was from the large flare stacks and to a lesser extent the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity. All the large steel mills can be heard humming from miles away at night btw, -this was just unusually bad. I live a few miles from a former steel finishing plant that shut down earlier this year. It didn't even make new steel anymore but still used massive annealing furnaces and the sound could be herd for miles all around! A very deep, oscillating, quevering matalic drone heard (and felt) in the distance often at night and sometimes durring the day, sometimes even with windows closed and earplugs in. It was a very spooky sound!
Hello We are TVN, a Korean broadcasting station. We are producing a program called "Davinch Note" and the video will be used as a data screen. Is it okay if we put this video in the program? Please answer me!
Michael It’s because of the south-western winds we get in southern Ontario. It carries the sound over the river, and the windmills in Windsor don’t help either
What closer city? Windsor is directly across from the plant! 🙄 However this hum could be heard from parts of Detroit and certain Detroit suburbs as well, but mostly the Canadian side, because of the particular location of the noise source. It was from the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity and from the large flare stacks.
It's almost certain it's just a ramp up of industrial production in the area. Not saying the noise isn't effecting people, just saying that's the source.
That's insane that one plant can terrorize so many people. I know the steel plant has balked at all requests to stop their terror attack. These people need to organize and just destroy the plant. They should build their own bomber if they have to. This is seriously like war.
thanks for the info, that's really bad. i'm gonna read the article later tonight. we had a nuclear power plant close to where i live and the cancer rate especially amongst children is way higher than average. despite the numbers, officials denied a connection, of course. thankfully it was shut down finally last year.
She put a solar system on her home and only has phone, internet in one room...contractors talk. She now is able to sleep and be rejuvinated unlike those who aren't in the know about the silent weapons used in the present quiet war...acoustic low frequency pulse...travels on wire and cable, ie goes everywhere.
I have tinnitus, I bring this noise everywhere.
the "thunder noise" the lady talks about is the steel rolling & stripping unit's noise actually. vibrations are loud because of the marshy ground of zug island.
+justin case i know i lived three years in north east delray detroit. we used to hear that hum sometimes but not as loud as in windsor or in the south/south west shores of the river. some workers in the hood used to say that it was because of the stripping unit's main hydraulic pumps that was our explanation about this hum back then i dont't know if it was true or not i didn't give a dime anyway i ended not hearing it anymore there was no mystery about it, was just a noisy factory thats all i can say.
+justin case true, that damn hum sounded when everything was quiet and there was no noise like at nights, and even if i ended up being used to that sound i remember when i later moved away i was like err, where's the hum?! amazing
No
@@garcibusthe pulsating deep noise in waves was the blast furnaces and vent stacks. It's gone now since 2020 when they shut down.
I actually heard this when I lived in Windsor 3 years ago I heard hums everywhere
so this guy knew it was the steel place year and year people only believed him after it stopped big sad
I live in LaSalle, at first I thought the hum was a product of the salt mines, as are most apocalyptic sounds in my area, I heard the hum recently, the hum is real, and it is a sound that penetrates auditory analysis.
This is near Waterville Maine and we have it too. Nobody else can hear it, they think I'm nuts. Sounds like a generator for a summer camp or something but I can hear it miles in every direction. Mainly in the summer months.
Sorry ,but I think that's just my garage refrigerator
Sign of the times...
Similar thing reported in Beaufort Co.kerry Ireland in May 2012, around the same time as this.
Tunneling or something underground? Windsor - Detroit is a crucial international hub for Canada and the U.S.A.
this is what i was thinking
I have the same sound in the UK.
No it was the Steel mill on Zug Island. Since the plant shut down in 2020 the hum is no more.
It gets brutal in Lockport NY.
It goes exactally like this : whoom whoom whoom whoom whoom.
That fast and not always in 5's.
Sometimes it could go into a rhythm of 30 to 50.
It can speed up sometimes but it's never slow.
i don't think people live on zug island, it's only industrial.. or am i wrong?
Maybe faulty/inadequate exhaust stacks, in the mills? Small cars with cheap exhaust systems cause enough headache. Imagine a industrial-sized cheap exhaust system.
Sounds like a problem I had with my old GMC Sonoma when I had the OEM muffler and exhaust pipes replaced with after-market stuff. It immediately started rumbling at a very, very low range that I had never experienced before and very few of my passengers would notice it. But I did, and it annoyed the fuck out of me for a year until I sold the truck.
hasn't this plant been in service for years and no issues
They building stuff in the sky.
That's cause the Zug island story is not correct. It's packing gas pipelines at night.
@@danielrazulayno, it was the steel plant. They made some changes to the flare stacks and were running the blast furnaces at unusually high capacity durring that time untill they shut down in 2020 and the hum stopped. But steel mills always make a loud hum, just not near as bad as this in most cases. Still, large steel plants can often be heard from miles away at night! I know, I have heard them myself. 😮
im starting to hear something very similar to this windsor hum , but in moncton canada , been happening for every night in the past 3 to 4 days
I wonder if it's a collection of sounds coming together on a similar wavelength to create *bass boost meme*
If the plant is causing this sound how can anyone work there? It sounds as if it physically effects people. I doubt the noise is coming from the plant.
bigfamily7718 i was wondering exactly that! There is no ear protection that can protect u from this sound.
Love the theories tho
Any kind of ear protection won’t be enough. I can only imagine how loud it is in the mill
Actually steel mill (and certain other industrial) workers often do get hearing damage from working in that environment long term, even with specialized ear protection! Steel mills (not just this one) can be incredibly loud at times and audible from miles away... Yes it was the steel plant, -the Windsor Hum is no more since it shut down in 2020.
At 1:45 Gary Grosse is describing exactly what I started to hear one night in 1993 as I just got in bed and all of a sudden I swear an 18 wheeler diesel truck started up right outside of my window! In reality, that would be impossible as my apartment building was no where near the one way drive around a huge complex with many speed bumps. It was truly disturbing. I got back up and went to my front door and stepped out and the sound was gone!!! Stepped back in and there it was again. This went on for months around 9:45 PM & during these episodes my phone would ring and there was never anyone on the other end.... As I started to talk about it to family and friends, I found out I was the only one that heard it which was even more troubling. After several months I moved to a different city as a transfer in my company and as soon as I settled in, an article in the local newspaper was about this exact thing troubling a couple near by. They described it just like me and they finally moved away. Thing is, I never heard the sound in the new city! In the paper article was the name and address/phone # of a professor in New Mexico. I called him, we talked and he sent me a questionnaire I filled out and sent back.
Fast forward to 2011ish I had moved back to Salt Lake City and around 9:30 PM I started to hear the atmospheric sounds that had started to happen all around the world. Of course thousands of people heard it go on for about 20 minutes and not to be heard again here.
I know this is super old, was your Appartment building in Redford MI? The same 18wheeler noise would happen and the way u described the building really sounds like the same complex I lived at as a little girl and I teo remember a 18 wheeler making strange noise and again we had speed bumps and lived inthe back side of this complex with a grass field and it would be impossible for this truck to have come in since the build was build really close to this wall so the turn was super tight idk u brought up something that sounded familiar and really similar to my strange sighting and for years I wondered if it was me as a kid or real
I heard the zum in 2011 or 2012 can't remember when exactly it was but it was sooo real. And I'm from Costa Rica. Can't believe they have to live with the hum constantly annoying them 😖
I'm orginally from Windsor but moved to Calgary 16 years ago. I never heard anything until 2006 in Calgary. Just a throbbing that effects your nervous system. When I visit in Windsor and YES something has changed in Windsor I use to go there for visits for rest but I just came back in August and its the same sound as Calgary. Look up the Hum or Low Frequency Noise for Sufferers because that's what it is but Gov't needs to look at Canada as a whole because its a world problem.
Freighter noise! Go to the south shore of Belle Isle, (Island between Detroit & Windsor) everytime a freighter passes you will hear this noise!!!!
You have steel manufacturing. And I see in the video there are Blast furnaces. I still remember the awesome roar of oxygen being blown into the furnaces to purify the steel.
Yes it was from the steel mill! They can often be heard from MILES away, especially at night, -this case was just unusually bad.I have heard them myself. Very spooky sound felt almost as much as heard from a distance, too! The steel mill on Zug Island shut down in 2020 so the Windsor Hum is no more.
Zug island is part of the city River Rouge. What I don't understand is that River Rouge is much closer, surely they're residents must hear it ? But it's not a city that's very popular to live in because of pollution, from Zug Island. You're right, no one lives on the island itself. People from River Rouge say it smells terrible and the air quality is just horrendous.
In the end, I'm almost certain that it'll come down to a 1 in a million quirk in the exhaust flu design on one or more of the blast furnaces on that island.
lol this is so funny
I hear this 24/7. But I live in Kingston Ontario. I also hear it at my daughter's house in Georgina, north of Toronto. What the hell is it? I'm the only one in my family that hears this honestly can't tell if this is a sound inside my head or if it's external. It is stressful :(
Did it stop once the plant shut down?
It's from a U.S. steel factory. It comes from a blast furnace that is on continuously.
It did come from the blast furnaces and the flare stacks. They shut down the operation in 2020 so the Windsor Hum is no more. Untill earlier this year a similar but different eerie sounding very deep, oscillating, quevering, loud but distant sounding droning noise plagued my own West Coast industrial suburb and beyond at night and sometimes durring the day. The sound could be herd for miles all around, like it was from all over but nowhere at the same time, but very vaguely from the north. I could feel it almost as much as hear it and could hear it even with the windows closed and earplugs in, -very spooky sound too! I finnaly tracked it down to the massive steel finishing plant across town and several miles away, -no blast furnaces but two massive annealing furnaces and giant high pressure cold rolling mill. But the plant closed this year and now the sound is gone.
it is the sound of 10 million automobiles moving across south easter michigan
I live in Kingsville, get the same sound but I know where its from here. Its the diesel fishing tugs. Starts around 3am every day they go out.
Started hearing a hum a few days ago. Thought it was my fridge, but visited by folks in LaSalle and it was still there. Sounds like a lawnmower cutting grass in the distance.
They are making BIG HORSEPOWER at zug island!
The hum is in B flat....
I hear something like that in Poland, thou it's more D sharp
My mum hears an F# in Ireland
No no Grzegorz - Horns of Belzebong are also in B. Keep it stoned.
I have never heard anything like this in my life. I live in Saint Louis.
I work next to a steel mill. Doesn't sound anything like it
+Mr-Nice-Guy j You make an interesting point. The plant you live next to might be kept in good condition, while it's possible the plant on Zug has some machinery that is vibrating because of bad maintenance.
deezynar you're very right. Def wierd
You can kinda hear it in Hamilton Ontario about 2 3 hours south of Windsor we have steel mills when there in full effect you can hear a similar noise tbh
that is some seriously old steel mill.
@@wesleysutton9843I could hear the steel mill I used to live near from across town over amile away when it's blast furnace was in use, -very loud! More recently untill earlier this year I could hear the steel finishing plant several miles away often at night and occasionally durring the day. No blast furnaces but two massive annealing furnaces and a giant high presure cold roll mill. It was a very deep, oscillating, quivering distant drone that could be herd for miles all around and also sort of felt... I confirmed that others could hear it too. Spooky and mysterious sound untill I knew what it was. Now, the plant is idled and the sound is no more.
I live downtown Detroit and I hear the hum. I'm hearing it right now. The same tone.
Why can't they get to the bottom of what these noises are? What is being done over there that is that big of a secret?
They did, sort of. The plant plus the US government were both non cooperative however. But the noise stopped when the Steel mill on Zug Island shut down and according to some workers speaking anonymously, it was from the large flare stacks that were modified plus the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity. I have read reddit forums with some in Cleveland, Oh complaining they can hear the steel mill there from miles away at night. The Gary works is also very loud, -probably most steel Mills are but this was just unusually bad! I myself could also frequently hear a large (now former) steel plant from my home that is several miles away, untill it shut down earlier this year!
yeah i read something like that on wikipedia.
it sounds pretty much like what I hear in my backyard daily.
I can hear the same low diesel like idle hum also just like this in the North West UK. It's as the people say in this video an occurrence since 2015 ish defiantly 2017 since i have started to follow it more seriously. ear plugs help but now I am having to wear ear plugs in my home 24/7.
I live in a steel town. I don't believe that is from steel. All we hear is clanging and whatnot, nothing like this
If you're closer to a large steel mill they do make a very loud hum. But this was unusually bad as it was from the massive flare stacks that were reportedly modified for some reason plus the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity so that they acted as giant harmonic instruments. These phenomenon while not universal are still pretty normal for steel plants, which are always loud if not at the Windsor hum leval. At night many can hear any large steel mill from miles away. I certainly could when I lived somewhat near one. But not everyone is equally noise sensitive.
Industry does make a sound
The Windsor Hum really creeps me out. I don't live near there, but a few months ago I heard a hum every morning for about a week. it sounded very similar to the Windsor Hum but wasn't as steady. It had those low frequencies to it, but it could have just been construction or something normal going on. I still think of those noises whenever I heard of the Windsor Hum. I couldn't imagine living with a hum all the time, I feel bad for the residents of that area.
In the industrial where I live I untill recently often heard (and felt!) a distant very deep, oscillating, quivering, droning or huming noise that sounded sort of like it came from all over but very vaguely from the north. It was mostly at night but sometimes durring the day as well, sometimes even with the windows closed and earplugs in... 😱 it stopped completely at the same time tha massive steel finishing plant several miles away shut down earlier this year!
Buffalo guy here too... I highly doubt that the noise could travel as far out as where we live
the neighborhoods around the area comprise six of the ten most polluted zip codes in Michigan.Residents cite air quality samples containing lead and high levels methyl ethyl ketone, large numbers of cancer and asthma cases, and foul smells with "sparkly" dust that must be removed with toilet cleaner
Found at freep.c /article/20100620/NEWS05/6200555>
whether or not there is sound locally it sucks for them ha.
Buffalo represent! Does anyone have any theories on what the hell it is? I only hear it at night.
It was the US Steel mill on Zug Island in River Rouge, Mich. Specifically it was the modified flare stacks and blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity during that time. It shut down in 2020 so the Windsor Hum is no more.
In Buffalo it would be something else, but probably also an industrial noise of some sort. Steel mills in particular are often very loud and can often be heard from miles away at night! 😮
In Buffalo it would be some other noise source, probably also industrial in nature. Steel mills in particular are often very loud but there are various other (mainly industrial) possibilities as well.
It may not be noise pollution, i.e. man-made. It could also be at least partly natural, but yes, 'new' at the same time. What's striking in this particular case is that something about the location apparently 'anchors' the noise(s) there very frequently, if you'll excuse the pun. See also: www.sott.net/article/341455-Strange-sky-sounds-Metallic-groaning-trumpet-like-noises-heard-worldwide-in-2016
Go to the factory,and check if it is louder their,then it is at your house .
It was VERY loud across from Zug. It was definitely the steel mill.
A sound like that can mong people out and stop them being productive
This hum is why I have sleeping problems.
my wife and me are thinking of moving to Windsor but with all this stuff going on makes me think , is it safe to live in windsor ? is it healthey to live in windsor ?
Buffalo NY here. Heard it last night between 3-5am.
Theres kids now with ear infections you think some thing would be done its not fair people are loosing there hearing
the hum phenomenon is cause by the shifting of the magnetic poles which is happening right now
This video is NOT about the hum phenomena. The Windsor Hum was a localized noise mostly in Windsor but also nearby including parts of Detroit and the Detroit suburbs on the US side, that finnaly stopped when the Zug Island steel plant shut down in 2020.
Im a Hum sufferer in Ireland and the Hum is a real external tone that is agony to live with.
This is an news article from the 16th of April 2015.
www.independent.co.uk/environment/nature/have-you-heard-the-hum-mystery-of-earths-low-droning-noise-could-now-be-solved-10182111.html
Completely different hum. The hum here in windsor is not what is happening around the rest of the world.
East Windsor being impacted ? I'm in east and central Windsor on a daily basis and I only just found out about this. I can't say I've ever heard it. This is not to discredit those who live near-by and are directly effected. I am very sensitive to noise and am in the process of moving to a quieter neighbhourhood because of pedestrian and traffic noise. So I definitely sympathize with the people effected. But to say it "effects people in east Windsor" is untrue as far as my personal experience.
I piloted a boat on a journey around Zug Island back in the summer of 2007 before this started happening (sounds). It was a day I will not forget. We were not bothered in any way by any police or security. I'm sure they were keeping an eye on us, but we were just going around the island.
BTW - To all of the groups attempting to study this. The way to (spy) examine this place is from the water ways. They can prohibit you from going on their land, but water ways in the USA are not owned by anyone; therefore you can float down a river that has private property on both sides of it, as long as you stay on the water you are not trespassing. AT least that's the way it was back when I went around the island.
After Thought:
0:22 Is it just me, or would only a Canadian complain about a bed vibrating?
What doesn't help at all is that almost all recordings of the noise doesn't produce anything due to a lack of sensitivity in even modern day recording devices.
There are some pretty clear recordings of it. But there are definitely recordings of the steel mill on Zug when it was still in operation from just across the river in Windsor and it was horrendous! It was from the large flare stacks and to a lesser extent the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity. All the large steel mills can be heard humming from miles away at night btw, -this was just unusually bad. I live a few miles from a former steel finishing plant that shut down earlier this year. It didn't even make new steel anymore but still used massive annealing furnaces and the sound could be herd for miles all around! A very deep, oscillating, quevering matalic drone heard (and felt) in the distance often at night and sometimes durring the day, sometimes even with windows closed and earplugs in. It was a very spooky sound!
This video is NOT about "the hum" btw, but about a very specific once mysterious industrial noise that stopped in 2020 when the plant shut down.
its fucking HAARP arrays
It Was the steel mill
Maquinaria de minería en el subsuelo.
its funny i was in windsor for a whole week and i did not hear one thing
I can't hear any hum at all in this video.
+Landrew0 you have to use headphones or have a sub-woofer, if you still can't hear it you need to have your hearing checked it may be damaged.
Alguien más ha escuchado lo mismo del minuto 2;13???
Probably.
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Could it be trains?
thank u i thought it was an aircraft or some steel plant .....
Zug island is the cause.
this is creepy as fuck
we call it wind
why is it all about windsor theirs other citys closer to the plant.
Michael It’s because of the south-western winds we get in southern Ontario. It carries the sound over the river, and the windmills in Windsor don’t help either
What closer city? Windsor is directly across from the plant! 🙄 However this hum could be heard from parts of Detroit and certain Detroit suburbs as well, but mostly the Canadian side, because of the particular location of the noise source. It was from the blast furnaces working at unusually high capacity and from the large flare stacks.
wow
guys I think it is just trumpt from heaven I think god has a sign for us
yeah.. it's called money and people not giving a shit about who and what they disturb
The Windsor 'Hum' is dangerous, no or
yeah right
I'm not saying it's Morlocks......but it's Morlocks...
So many are impacted. Maybe the area just needs to take a collective shit.
jc keith transformer station sound .high voltage hum.
It's almost certain it's just a ramp up of industrial production in the area. Not saying the noise isn't effecting people, just saying that's the source.
Rogan!
It's a nearby buddhist centre - ommmmmmmmmm...
steel roller
That's insane that one plant can terrorize so many people. I know the steel plant has balked at all requests to stop their terror attack. These people need to organize and just destroy the plant. They should build their own bomber if they have to. This is seriously like war.
is it someone playing dub step really loud?
moron
Unironically mk ultra
thanks for the info, that's really bad.
i'm gonna read the article later tonight.
we had a nuclear power plant close to where i live and the cancer rate especially amongst children is way higher than average. despite the numbers, officials denied a connection, of course. thankfully it was shut down finally last year.
Sorry, guys. It was my butt farting
found the infant
@@hbeezey sir these are grown man farts I’m blasting.
She put a solar system on her home and only has phone, internet in one room...contractors talk. She now is able to sleep and be rejuvinated unlike those who aren't in the know about the silent weapons used in the present quiet war...acoustic low frequency pulse...travels on wire and cable, ie goes everywhere.
JOE HOGE
Joe Rogan!!
This is not the hum...
A good Vibration specialist will be able to find your problem. I recommend he or she be a Vibration Institute category 3.
GODZILLA
H.A.A.R.P
bunch of crazy people lol
aleines
Sounds like a train horn