Stories Related to There’s A Persistent Hum In This Canadian City, And No One Knows Why

CHRISTOPHER MELE, NY Times: Science
Mon, 02/19/2018 - 12:47pm

Residents affected by the “Windsor Hum” complain of sleeplessness, depression and headaches. It is one of many mysterious sounds reported throughout the world.

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