What´s The Tao's The Hum?

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The Taos Hum has been heard in many areas, like the United Kingdom, and the United States. As far back as the early 1990s is when the first “ Hum” was heard in west of Taos, New Mexico near Tres Orejas. What is this high frequency noise? What is the “Hum” caused by? I will try and answer those questions in my research paper. All people think differently about the Hum and what causes it, a lot of people think it is caused by Underground UFO (unidentified flying object) Bases. The reason why people think this is because there is a big crater like, hole in a mountain just outside the town of Taos people believe that the hole is caused by a spaceship that crashed into the mountain. Another conspiracy or theory I have come across while researching this topic is, people think the Hum is a Infrasound ( an infrasound is sound waves with frequencies below the normal limit of human …show more content…
Which one of these conspiracies are true? Nobody knows, but what is the most believable one? Underground Unidentified Flying Object bases, really around 4km2 of space under the ground, not realistic. Sound Waves, it is believable having a sound that is tested as a weapon and having the same side affects of each other. And lastly, moving magma under the earth’s crust. In my opinion this is the most believable conspiracy. Like I said in the paragraph before this one, there is a lot of volcanoes around in this area, so this is the most sensible conspiracy in my opinion. In conclusion, after reading my mystery report on The Taos Hum, I hope you got educated about this strange and interesting topic. Will this Hum or high frequency noise that occurs in Taos ever be figured out or is it all just a faux. Out of Underground Unidentified Flying Objects, Sound Waves, and magma moving underneath the earth’s crust, What theories do you believe that I have given you about this

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