The residents of Bangalore have been left with no clue of what they have heard on Wednesday noon and they have been putting out of what could be the reason behind the sudden, loud, and mysterious noise which had shaken various parts of the city.
It was around 1.30 pm on Wednesday when the residents of the garden city of India had heard the sound which they haven't heard before. Some of the residents have claimed that they heard a boom and loud noise and others hopped out of their residences by feeling a quake which, they said, lasted for five seconds. The noise had left the people to air their expressions.
Most of them took to social media and shared their experiences and the mystery had also brought out the term 'Aliens' as it has been trending on Twitter. Being vested with no clue, the authorities are yet to ascertain the root and reason of the noise and they have been investigating. The residents stated that the noise was like an aftershock from an earthquake.
iTWEET:That loud boom just now! Was it a bird? Was it a plane? Was it Superman? Felt more like a plane that broke the barrier!!! Any gyan on this? #Bengaluru #Explosion #BengaluruBoom
— Harish Bijoor (@harishbijoor) May 20, 2020
The speculations have been attributing the noise to a 'sonic boom' caused by a fighter jet that was flying over the city faster than the speed of the sound. Such kind of sonic boom would be heard when the jets fly faster than the speed of the sound and this sonic boom would be the output when shock waves are created in the atmosphere whenever the flying object moves faster than sound.
However, the development is yet to be confirmed by the police or Air Force. According to the city police commissioner, the city has reported no damages anywhere and the department hasn't received any calls to the emergency number 100 and the department has informed about the incident to the Air Force Control Room to ascertain whether it was a flight and the control room is yet to issue the confirmation.
Bengaluru is a home for Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and it was speculated that it would have conducted the regular flight tests. However, the aerospace company has denied its involvement, and the Karnataka State Disaster Management Center has asserted that there is no earthquake activity recorded today in the city as the seismometers didn't capture any ground vibration.
Guys so what was that boom sound in Bangalore everyone is talking about? earthquake? jet sonic boom or alien space ship ready to invade namma Bengaluru 👽
— Vijeta AnanthKumar (@vijeta_at) May 20, 2020
Since all the possible players have either denied or yet to confirm the background of the sound, it has kept the speculations alive on what could be the reason for the mysterious sound. According to the reports, residents of Cooke Town, Vivek Nagar, Old Madras Road, Ulsoor, Kammanahalli, Whitefield, HSR Layout, HAL, Hosur Road, Kundanahalli, CV Raman Nagar, and Ramamurthy Nagar have heard the loud noise.
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