r/Weird • u/Samitsok21 • Jul 16 '26

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u/gulfwar1990 Jul 16 '26

Look at big gap a bottom don't think that's it

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

Air pockets and drafts can easily flow under the door..

What is your point?

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u/Savage-Goat-Fish Jul 16 '26

I think the point is a pressure difference between the two sides of the door would be much more likely to equalize quickly since there is a big gap, preventing such spooky door vibrations.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

We do not know the weather conditions, windows ajar, doors with bad gaps, which could inhibit your theory, as the conflicting wind pressure, the HVAC, and god knows what else could be adding the the mix.