San Diego booms again today.. 3rd one just now.

North Korean secret weapon program!!!


And you clowns thought Kim Jong-un was playing!

Just a little geography reminder....Seattle would be the closest target to NK of the lower 48

Alaska is an option not many people though...


Hawaii is too hard to hit....but we also have about 20,000 military personnel in South Korea/ Japan.

So I think San Diego is not a likely target.

Anyone else hearing / feeling these?

I know San Diego gets mysterious booms all the time.

checked twitter..

This says sonic boom. But there have been at least 3 house rattling distinct booms separated by an hour or so each..


[link to fox5sandiego.com]

MCAS says it isn't one of their planes..

Anyone else hearing / feeling these?

I know San Diego gets mysterious booms all the time.

checked twitter..

This says sonic boom. But there have been at least 3 house rattling distinct booms separated by an hour or so each..


[link to fox5sandiego.com]

MCAS says it isn't one of their planes..

Earthquake Booms, Seneca Guns, and Other Sounds


Earthquakes are also a possible cause. In southeastern North Carolina, earthquake lists show seven events between 1871 and 1968. Each event was reported by people who felt it or heard it. The problem with the earthquake explanation is that something that is felt or heard that strongly should have been recorded on nearby seismographs (these are the instruments that record ground shaking for seismologists to analyze). A seismologist in Virginia who has tried, has never been able to match any of the reported Seneca guns with his seismograph records, and he has tried lots of times over the years.

New Madrid, Missouri

There are accounts of "artillery"-like sounds that were said to have occurred before or during the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812.

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov (secure)]

Anyone else hearing / feeling these?

I know San Diego gets mysterious booms all the time.

checked twitter..

This says sonic boom. But there have been at least 3 house rattling distinct booms separated by an hour or so each..


[link to fox5sandiego.com]

MCAS says it isn't one of their planes..

:ohlook:

Heard 2 of them and they were very loud. Felt one

Yes heard a really loud one today that freaked me out

OK, San Diegans. Anyone want to hear my theory of some defense contractor testing weather modification capabilities in mid-city?

Sonic booms. Most likely far off the coast, aircraft training breaking the speed of sound.

You ever been close to one when it does?

I am in Southeast Inland San Diego County and nothing here..

Hope it is just planes!

Yeah, it's crazy how late they go sometimes..

For some reason right where my house is, those afterburners or engine testing really rumble the heck out of my house..

goto:

[link to www.flightradar24.com (secure)]

The next time you hear a boom.

Look at the aircraft that could be the cause with your mouse.
Those close by of course.

If it says blocked its military.
That might be your problem.

I haven't but would love to experience that.

I didn't even think to open this site to check for something moving really fast.

I don't normally share this link, I usually just screen cap it for people, but it's kinda buried in this thread, so. pretty cool site.. Better than the other plane finder type sites.

[link to global.adsbexchange.com (secure)]

Earthquake Booms, Seneca Guns, and Other Sounds


Earthquakes are also a possible cause. In southeastern North Carolina, earthquake lists show seven events between 1871 and 1968. Each event was reported by people who felt it or heard it. The problem with the earthquake explanation is that something that is felt or heard that strongly should have been recorded on nearby seismographs (these are the instruments that record ground shaking for seismologists to analyze). A seismologist in Virginia who has tried, has never been able to match any of the reported Seneca guns with his seismograph records, and he has tried lots of times over the years.

New Madrid, Missouri

There are accounts of "artillery"-like sounds that were said to have occurred before or during the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812.

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov (secure)]

A rumble is not a boom.

Earthquake Booms, Seneca Guns, and Other Sounds


Earthquakes are also a possible cause. In southeastern North Carolina, earthquake lists show seven events between 1871 and 1968. Each event was reported by people who felt it or heard it. The problem with the earthquake explanation is that something that is felt or heard that strongly should have been recorded on nearby seismographs (these are the instruments that record ground shaking for seismologists to analyze). A seismologist in Virginia who has tried, has never been able to match any of the reported Seneca guns with his seismograph records, and he has tried lots of times over the years.

New Madrid, Missouri

There are accounts of "artillery"-like sounds that were said to have occurred before or during the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812.

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov (secure)]