Mysterious ‘Humming Noise,’ Vibrating Homes Reported Across Multiple States
by Frank Bergman
A disturbing and unexplained humming noise is being reported across multiple U.S. states, rattling homes, disrupting sleep, and fueling concerns that the rapid expansion of massive data centers may be quietly transforming entire communities.
The latest wave of complaints is coming out of Vineland, New Jersey, where residents say the noise began shortly after construction started on a sprawling multi-million-square-foot data center.
Residents Sound the Alarm
Locals say the constant low-frequency hum is impossible to ignore and impossible to escape.
“That is not construction, and that monstrosity is only partially built,” Scott Montgomery told ABC 6.
“It is infringing on our peace of mind and our tranquility.”
“It’s not even fully built yet. That’s the scary part,” Montgomery added.
“If it sounds like this now, what’s it going to be like when everything’s up and running?”
Residents describe the noise as a deep, mechanical drone, like an engine idling nonstop.
One local wrote on social media:
“I live about two miles away, and it’s definitely there.
“Sounds like a huge engine idling all the time.”