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| Indiatimes.comJodhpur city Rajasthan. |
When something unusual, weird or spooky that we have not either heard of or seen before happens with no source in sight we tag it as mystery. Invariably world over some where at some place mysterious things do happen some get noticed and some do not. Many fall within the realm of some natural phenomenon for which scientific explanation is easily available. Some leave us in the dark, groping for explanation. Such mysterious things grab our curiosity and our inquisitive mind goes overtime.
In the palace city of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, December 18, 2012 had begun as a normal day as preceding days. People were going around taking care of their routine job, students were busy with their lessons and women were, as usual, taking care of their routine chores at home. At banks, employees were collecting and paying out money to the customers. By all standard, it was just a normal day slowly ticking toward noon session. At 11. 25 am what happened over the city took the people by surprise and the second biggest city in Rajasthan could not recover from the shock. The city residents heard a deafening sound never experienced before, aggressive in nature, much worse than the sonic boom and they became startled and panicky. The mysterious sound originated from nowhere in the sky!! There was no violent explosion of huge petroleum storage tanks, nor was there any collision of two air crafts in the mid air.
The entire city population heard the booming sound and what is quite unusual and strange was more or less similar unexplained booms accompanied by a flash of green light were reported from many other parts of the world from the Uk to the USA that month. The unearthly global events are not coincidental. How come ear-piercing booms had occurred at some locations world over in that particular month?. As of to day, the sonic boom occurred over Jodhpur remains a riddle and the mystery is eluding the scientific community as well.
A sonic boom is a big sound normally associated with the shock waves created whenever an object traveling through the air moves faster than the speed of sound. Sonic booms produce large amounts of sound energy, quite similar to an explosion or a thunderclap to the human ear. Sonic booms due to large supersonic aircraft can be particularly loud, startling and disquieting. They tend to awaken people, and may cause minor damage to some structures. This led to total ban on routine supersonic flight over land. The shape of the aircraft is the key factor.
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Good examples of sonic boom in miniature form are: the crack of a supersonic bullet passing overhead or the crack of a bullwhip miniature.
As for the unexpected sudden sonic boom over Jodhpur city, the following were ruled out: 01. Any Indian Air Force new type of supersonic fighter jet activities that day. Defence spokesperson immediately denied such heresy, 02. IAF never conducts test flight of jets over the urban areas.
03. No commercial operation of supersonic aircraft in this part of Rajasthan. 04. Any heavy blast experiment in the desert area nearby by the Indian Army. 05. Were the booms connected with other global boons in some way - the mystery remains unanswered. In the wake of this boom, following several days and months, December 18, 2012 incident became the subject of discussion right from tea shops to big TV Talk Show events.
Countless people could not contain their fear and anxiety over the fate of the world and took the deafening boom as a sort of precursor to dooms day - end of the human race that might occur in the future as forecast by Mayan calendar - an apocalypse in the making!! Now it has become the stuff of legend in India. It is confirmed by the geologists who say the seismic readings of these events are unusual, not recorded before.
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01. In March 2014, 239 people on board the flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing vanished without any trace whatsoever in what has been considered as the greatest mystery in aviation history. It appears the plane’s disappearance will remain a mystery and continue to be a favorite topic for conspirators for years to come.
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