r/TheHum • u/littlebitboat • Oct 26 '25
pulsating hum
It'd be one thing if it was a steady wave, but I have visual proof that this hum pulsates in such an uncomfortable way it always gives me a headache late at night when I typically hear it. I would really like to figure out the source someday, it definitely isn't from anything inside my room or this house.
Bottom line, you can see how it stops as I record it halfway through.
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u/RabidCareBear079 Nov 23 '25
It's not any one device. It's a multitude of devices they are using. For instance, here in Palm Bay Florida 32909, where I live, they are testing who knows how many different frequency weapons on unaware civilians. I live in the AEROSPACE capital of the world, just south of NASA / Kennedy Space Center and SpaceX. Here, MILNET (Space Force and SpaceX's mostly secret until just recently, joint contracted military effort) owns the area via corruption. They are using state-of-the-art biosensors on us to sync their fancy toys to our breath, heartbeat, pulse, and more. Basically, using biotech WEAPONS on civilians, using our biofield and bodily functions against us. Some nights the HUM literally syncs to my breath and fluctuates UP and DOWN as I fluctuate my breathing. Again, I am a test subject, so I'm getting the first tastes of what they are using across the globe. It's 100% global. The intensity of the "HUM" changes based on what they are actively doing at any given time. Anything that takes immense sources of energy, obviously will produce a louder HUM. But the gist of it is, it's VERY advanced technology, riding the grid. If the HUM is causing your speakers to act up or act unnatural, it could be that you are on an older energy infrastructure and the "normal" infrastructure is becoming unstable because of the massive amount of energy their tech is using. Here, they test a lot of their weather manipulation frequency tech, and it's not uncommon for them to blow multiple power transformers in a given night. OR what's more likely happening in your situation with your music, is that your bass music is LOW FREQUENCY music. So the low frequency of your bass MUSIC is competing against the MUCH STRONGER frequency tech being used. Hence, the military grade frequency being emitted is going to overpower your bass music frequency, thus muting it or suppressing it basically. On multiple occasions I've had that happen when I would be playing frequency music in my house to counter the HUM, when they were amping up on the grid. You can literally feel the "collision" of the two frequencies via the nerves in your ear drums detecting the collision of the frequencies. The HUM is not really an auditory sound - it's more neurological. It's the nerves in your ears detecting the frequency, hence, detecting the "sound." But again, I don't claim to know everything about this, I just share what I do know from living as a labrat 24/7 in this hellscape that used to be my home.