Isn't Alabama a fracking state? Maybe the loud boom was just a ground-shift? Not a collapse or anything as that'd be a rumble sound, more like a sudden release of bent up energy that might've caused a tiny landslide on some hillside somewhere.
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skeptoid (Old Spike)
It has been happening across the US in increasingly higher concentrations and locations for over a month now. It could be that they are flying the Aurora over the mainland US, either for some kind of training or some other reason. The current meteor shower offers an excellent smokescreen to conduct some hypersonic/imaging testing. Or it could just be some unusually big rocks smacking the atmosphere this year.
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(Old Spike)
There's a video with the Boom in it in this article. If you find more please consider posting. Especially if it's outdoor.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/11/15/mystery-bama-boom-rattles-homes-in-alabama.html
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(Old Spike)
I don't think that archive still contains the actual sound - couldn't get it to play. You can play the vid here though:
https://www.rt.com/usa/409923-mysterious-boom-alabama-nasa/
(Long Spike)
Isn't Alabama a fracking state? Maybe the loud boom was just a ground-shift? Not a collapse or anything as that'd be a rumble sound, more like a sudden release of bent up energy that might've caused a tiny landslide on some hillside somewhere.
(Old Spike)
It has been happening across the US in increasingly higher concentrations and locations for over a month now. It could be that they are flying the Aurora over the mainland US, either for some kind of training or some other reason. The current meteor shower offers an excellent smokescreen to conduct some hypersonic/imaging testing. Or it could just be some unusually big rocks smacking the atmosphere this year.