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The incident occurred around 2:23 p.m. in Brunswick County, 13 miles northwest of Wilmington, as an "unconfirmed earthquake or seismic-like event."

You save money all your life or you hit it big in bitcoin or you win the lottery – so what do you do next? You move to paradise. And then what happens? If you’re Joni Mitchell, you wake up one morning to find “They paved paradise, put up a parking lot (Big Yellow Taxi). If your paradise happens to be San Diego, right now you might be wishing for concrete – or at least some concrete answers – as to why your little corner of heaven is being rattled by mysterious booms that are not of this Earth … hence the name “skyquakes.” If it’s any consolation, it’s not just you.

You save money all your life or you hit it big in bitcoin or you win the lottery – so what do you do next? You move to paradise. And then what happens? If you’re Joni Mitchell, you wake up one morning to find “They paved paradise, put up a parking lot (Big Yellow Taxi).... Read more »

There are, apparently, things that go boom in the night in Mount Airy. Only trouble is, no one can figure out just what is causing the booms. Glenda Mayes, who lives on Newsome Street, said she’s been hearing — and feeling — the loud noises and accompanying shock waves multiple times over the past few weeks. She said the most recent one was around 2 a.m. on May 1. “It just about knocked me out of bed,” she said, admitting that while that might be a bit of an exaggeration, the noise was extremely loud and shook her house. She’s not the only one hearing and feeling the booms.

Last week, residents of San Diego reported another mysterious "boom" noise, accompanied by the unsettling rattling of windows. The boom is the second to take place in the city in the past three weeks, which have been unaccompanied by earthquakes, according to the United States Geological Survey. The booms are far from the first. For hundreds of years there have been reports of unidentified boom noises across the US. Sometimes accompanied by earthquakes, sometimes not, they have been heard during the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812 right up until January of 2020. They're often described a...