#windsorhum

Molten iron 

We all hear differently due to individual variability.  The Windsor hum may affect one person and not the other.  

The media keeps reporting that it is ‘back’, but it’s ALWAYS there...ever persistent.  However, it comes in varying intensities, and shows up in different locations throughout the year.  I can see how the media perceives this as a sound that comes ‘back’, but in reality that is not the case. 

Low frequency sound is very misunderstood. There is typically a lot of ridicule when it comes to people being bothered by low frequency sound.  In the case of the Windsor Hum, even after two tests proved that it existed, people were still skeptical!  The truth is that some people can’t hear this ‘hum’ because they are not sensitive to low frequency sounds, but this doesn’t mean that it’s not affecting them. 

NRCAN Report 

http://bit.ly/21cirhN

UWO & UW Reports

http://bit.ly/1RMLUfx

http://bit.ly/1oWcvxc

Take note that the first study [NRCAN] indicated the sound was coming from the south side of Zug Island [and in that general vicinity].  

Oddly enough....“We note that much of the location box plots over water...” The purpose of the second study was to pinpoint the source of the hum, but that second study failed to scientifically find an exact source. 

We are now in the post production phase of the film, and we have completed all of the filming for the documentary. The only elements remaining are the miniatures, which are going to take quite a while to complete.  

It appears that the Windsor Hum story has revolved all the way back around to where it was two years ago.  The study that was just done and completed (Jan 2014) was suppose to 'pinpoint' the hum.  That was the whole reason for the last study.  

I would question the government(s).  Why even do the study if you can't get access to the island?  It's obvious to me this is the biggest hold up in determining the true source.  There will be more speculations, and theories I am sure.