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Sonic Booms are again being reported in the U.S. with little explanation as to what is causing them.

Traditionally, “The sonic boom is the noise from two shock waves which a supersonic aircraft continuously generates as it flies supersonically through the atmosphere.”  http://sonicbooms.org/boomprimer.html    

Aircraft Sonic Boom

In reality, shocks are generated off all sorts of surfaces, not just the nose of the airplane,” says NASA boom specialist Kevin Shepherd. “But often, the big ones swallow up the little ones, and you end up with one that appears to be from the nose, and one that appears to be from the tail. Well, truth be told, you probably hear no booms.  Because earth-bound spoil-sports didn’t like the noise any more than they liked having their windows broken, all but the military are now forbidden to boom over land. Robinson and the other astronauts fly their training jets sedately until they’re out over the Gulf of Mexico. http://www.discovery.com/area/skinnyon/skinnyon.html 

Not only can you hear a sonic boom, but you can see it!

Anointedvessel, http://anointedvessel.wordpress.com/   had this to say in one of our comment sections at: https://ahrcanum.wordpress.com/2010/03/05/methane-bubbles-in-arctic-sea-methanegate-by-cern-haarp-w-earthquake-conspiracy/ making my antennae turn a bit and do a little research.      

hey we just had another incident of unexplained explosion like booms it happened a day or two before the quake in Chile it was so loud it awakened people for miles for several counties around some said it might have been a sonic boom but military instillation nearby said no flights in or out at that time. No earthquakes even though it registered on the Virginia Techs seismograph as a very strong acoustic wave.

HAARP? EISCAT? SURA? A precursor pulse to quake activity?  Is someone or something energizing the ionosphere causing earthquakes and sounds?    Wouldn’t a geomagnetic storm have caused some communication interruptions?  Space debris?

Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory, Helicorder Plots 03.02.2010

Yet, the Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory, specifically the Sargeant Reynolds Community College, Goochland, VA seismograph picked up this whopping activity on March 2, 2010. http://cannonball.geos.vt.edu/heli/

    

USGS shows nothing out of the ordinary in the entire U.S. on the March 2, 2010 at http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Quakes/quakes_all.php       The only notable reports at the same time and date via http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php were:  

We highly doubt the seismographs in Virginia are capable of picking up something so distant,  so what is that vibration and noise?   With no reports of earthquakes, or military flights what is making the seismographs go into overdrive, yet not making the headlines?

Ah, but what is this little hiccup on the charts from our friends at HAARP on March 2, 2010 around 1500 UTC, the same time we see a spike at the Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory?

HAARP Fluxgate magnetometer 03.02.2010

Thousands of miles a part and two observatories at about the same time on the same day pick up spikes?

It’s not the first time people have heard odd sounds and lights in Virginia with little explanation.  In March of 2009,      

A mysterious flash of light and loud boom occurred over the skies of Norfolk and Virginia Beach, Va., on Sunday night, but just what caused the phenomenon is still unknown…..Numerous reports have been called in to this office and into local law enforcement concerning what appeared to be flashes of light in the sky over the Suffolk/Virginia Beach area. We are confident in saying that this was not lightning … and have been in contact with military and other government agencies to determine the cause. So far … we have not seen or heard of any damage from this and will continue to inquire as to the cause.” http://www.livescience.com/space/090330-possible-meteor.html      

Almost a year later and there has been no definitive explanation. 

Back on February 16, 2009, ” Sonic booms and at least one fireball in the sky were reported in Texas on Sunday, less than a week after two satellites collided in space and a day after the Federal Aviation Administration asked U.S. pilots to watch for “falling space debris,” authorities said. http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/02/15/texas.sky.debris/index.html

Could something fall into the atmosphere causing the seismometers to jump?  Why would only one seismic monitor in Virginia pick the vibration up when there were reports of a boom as far away as distant counties?

Perhaps it is just the roar of The New World Order and globalization as suggested in the book, SONIC BOOM: Globalization at Mach Speed Copyright 2009 by Gregg Easterbrook, and Excerpted via Newsweek, http://www.newsweek.com/id/233528

Dramatic economic change will happen at the same time as climate change. Either one would be a challenge in itself. Now, they’re going to occur simultaneously, which will cause economic convulsions unparalleled by any event other than World War II.

Lots of rumblings out there.  Currently the only thing I hear and feel is my own stomach and finally some snow melting down off of the roof.      

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