The Hum: Reported in locations like Taos (New Mexico) and Bristol (UK), this low-frequency sound is heard by only 2–4% of the population, described as a distant diesel engine. It causes distress, sleep loss, and headaches in “hearers.” Despite extensive investigations using sensitive equipment, no definitive source is found. Possible explanations include industrial machinery, geological activity, or electromagnetic phenomena. Some suggest it’s a physiological or psychological condition. The Hum’s selective perception and resistance to measurement make it a persistent enigma, blending environmental science, acoustics, and neuroscience in an unresolved global mystery.
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