This past Wednesday, July 10, at about 1 am, many people in South Central Texas literally jumped in their beds from the colossal explosion that shook the building.
“It was like a truck hit a house,” said Patricia Larseler, who lives at Loop 410 and New Sulfur Springs Road (FM 3432) on the south side of San Antonio.
Similar reports have come from La Vernia, China Grove, Schertz, Marion, New Berlin, Sutherland Springs, Hobson, Falls City, Runge, Carnes City, Kenedy and Pawnee. People reported on 9.1.1 that they, their children, and pets literally jumped up at what looked like either an explosion or a spontaneous shaking of the building.
Sharon Powell of the Lin County Veterinary Clinic, 87 U. S. North of La Vernia, said she not only heard and felt it all, but her favorite painting was literally moved away from the wall.
And Sharon's neighbor, Patricia Zgabay, reported to the police that a transformer had exploded somewhere nearby.
Immediately after these messages on social networks, speculation began with theories that tried to explain all this:
- Huge accident involving multiple vehicles;
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- Explosion on an oil platform;
- Testing of explosives;
- Supersonic aircraft;
- Earthquake;
- Meteorite;
- Aliens.
However, with joint efforts, we managed to find out that:
a) The police and other law enforcement agencies also heard and felt all this, but the cars were not sent to any transport incident.
b) Jay Idris of BakerRisk, an international consulting company that tests materials at the Wilfred E. Baker test bench near Skull Crossing, near La Vernia, assured that no one had blown up or tested anything during this time frame.
c) Representatives of companies involved in oil production said that everything is in order with their drilling rigs - nothing explodes or burns anywhere.
d) "Over the past few years, we have seen an active increase in earthquakes in this area, but there was absolutely no seismic activity in Texas on July 10," says Paul Caruso, a geophysicist with the US Geological Survey.
e) “It was definitely not our plane,” said Benjamin Fuske, public relations officer for the 12th Flight Training Wing at Joint Base San Antonio Randolph. “We do not fly over the city at supersonic speed. Moreover, given such a large area of perception of this "shaking" - I myself wanted to know what it was. When passing the sound barrier, such an audible area is impossible."
e) San Antonio College astronomy professor David Wood said the sound could have been calling out to the fireball: "Given how wide the sound was, the fireball was the most likely culprit," Wood told Wilson County News. However, as the professor himself noted, the car might not have been seen at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, but he would certainly have been noticed at 1 o'clock in the morning.
f) Nathan Gershon, a reserve officer at La Vernia Police Department, offers a different explanation:
“The incident has all the hallmarks of a supersonic event, with the most intense sound on the map looking like a path. Therefore, most likely it was some kind of secret superplane."
Editorial comment
For some reason, only small local media are watching such strange "booms", from which pictures fall from the walls, the global media are not interested in strange noises. Just as they are not interested in the so-called "pipes of the Apocalypse", which people in the last ten years constantly hear around the world. For example - in the same Texas:
Ohio State, July 13:
The phenomenon is very strange and it, like these "booms", also needs to be explained somehow. But how?
Wilsoncountynews considered all possible versions, and the only real version seems to be with the involvement of aliens.
Chile, 5 July:
However, in fact, not all versions have been considered - the list does not contain a theory of the presence of secret underground bases under US territory, which may be controlled by the US government, perhaps by some "Martians", and possibly by earthlings living underground since the time the last world flood.
This theory explains well both the elongation of the vibration wave in Texas, which apparently came from some underground tunnel, and all sorts of “cut off” and “hum of heavenly pipes” that seem to come from everywhere and look like the work of some gigantic equipment. But how likely is such a theory?
This theory is so plausible that back in 1972, Robert M. Salter, a senior researcher at the Rand Corporation, told the LA Times that a high-speed underground transportation system could be built using technologies existing in 1972. The speed of the trains on this system will be 10,000 miles per hour:
As it was said in an interview - the construction of such tunnels would take decades, one was talking exclusively about the official technologies of 1972. But what about technologies, to put it mildly, not quite official?
So, with the squeak of patents Los Alamos Labs, for example, back in 1972-75. roadheaders with a nuclear power plant are mentioned, which can increase the drilling speed by orders of magnitude.
Similar projects were considered in the USSR:
The general meaning of such projects boils down to the fact that the combine uses not an ordinary cutter to crush the rock, but a kind of melting furnace, which is located in front of the apparatus. This is, as a rule, something like a very large scale autogenous flame stream. The rock melts, after which special electrodes throw it back and smear it along the walls of the tunnel, turning it into a kind of continuous tubing support.
Conspiracy theorists suggest that a similar technique has been used by superpower governments for 50 years, and in the United States, for example, a network of secret tunnels has long been exploited:
According to some reports, there are even tunnels linking the United States with England. At the same time, when the “boom” map is superimposed on the proposed tunnel scheme, clear correlations are striking:
We do not know how close all these theories are to reality, but we can only say that, if we do not take into account the “Martians”, only the theory of the presence of secret used tunnels under the continents more or less explains all these incomprehensible “booms” that people hear everywhere …
She also explains the lack of interest in the topic from the global media. Although, of course, what is the reason for the increase in the frequency of these mysterious explosions still remains unclear. Perhaps the inhabitants of the dungeons are urgently preparing for something and the tunnels are loaded with traffic to overload?