The strange sounds had also been reported in 1934 in Greenland!
So these weird noises are a mystery since more than 80 years? Amazing!
It is interesting to know that also well-known scientists heard these Strange Sounds on the Inland ice of Greenland in 1934.
Here the abstract of the Nature article:
[quote_box_center]DURING the month of August 1932, when setting up the French Expedition of the International Polar Year in Scoresby. Sound, on the East Greenland coast, some of my colleagues and I heard four times the mysterious sound called by the late Prof. A. Wegener the “Ton der Dove-Bai”1. The sound was heard in the morning, generally at 11 a.m. (G.M.T.), and also during the afternoon. It was a powerful and deep musical note coming far from the south, lasting a few seconds. It resembled the roaring of a fog-horn. After that it was not heard during the course of the Polar Year.[/quote_box_center]
Did they experience the sound of an iceberg? Or squeezing ice? In any cases, they do not know where it came from…
These noises from the sky are a mystery since more than 80 years!
[…] have reported hearing the sounds, and accounts have appeared in books, journals and newspapers (also over Greenland), although the last new written report may have been as far back as the […]