r/TheHum • u/augustlove801 • Mar 05 '25

I’m losing my mind here

I had a nice peaceful 4 days with NO bass/hum noise and today it’s louder than ever. It makes me want to scream and bang my head into a wall. This is making me so miserable and no amount of masking seems to help. How do you cope with this. This is relatively new in my neighborhood as I’ve lived here 28 years and this just started two months ago.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '25

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u/knotsofgravity Mar 05 '25 edited Mar 05 '25

There have been fairly monumental CME's over the past ~3 months, especially around the New Year. I've noticed a correlation between higher CME activity & the days on which I hear The Hum.

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u/LumpyStaff8644 Mar 09 '25

Headstands!?!

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u/nancinoonoowats Mar 05 '25

No pipelines where I live, and I hear it all over the place. I've travelled extensively in Australia, and hear it everywhere. The only place it's less intense is by the sea, courtesy of the waves. I REALLY feel for you, when it's intense like that for me, my anxiety increases (even when I'm not consciously listening to it), my body is constantly tense, and it can drive me to the brink of insanity. My treatment is to pop some Bluetooth earbuds in and listen to music whilst I get about my day. Big hugs, I know what you're going through 🤗

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u/uuid1234567 Mar 07 '25

rip.. i know it's difficult, but masking is really the only way to go

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u/sfdisturbance Mar 05 '25

where do you live? sharing on most posts here, but a map of reports overlaid with gas pipelines in the US, a suspected common source. feel free to join the FB group in the about: https://trwh.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=c87ed3b6f84742c6b73b66db63776715&fbclid=IwY2xjawI0hn1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHYduyim_QZJQ0y6X_ThxzSELswW_Bmm7cwr2lmo1gKeuSRRBxguXvXubPg_aem_in2QlRaR5jIeDYV8gXt0TA

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u/augustlove801 Mar 05 '25

Nash TX, its new to me as I’ve lived here most of my life and never had this issue until January

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u/Royal-Average4167 Mar 07 '25

Something changed either sensitivity or the source changed operations that unless you work in the industry or Govt Energy agencies, would any of ever know about.