Scientists explained the nature of the mysterious hum that has engulfed the planet

Seismologists have registered a unique phenomenon for the first time - prolonged uniform vibrations that spread across the entire planet.

Almost everywhere, a monotonous hum was felt simultaneously, which lasted a total of nine days, and the duration of each series of vibrations was exactly 92 seconds, writes LIFE.

Since the phenomenon was characterized by regularity and rhythm, which is uncharacteristic of traditional earthquakes or other known geological processes, experts classified it as an "unidentified seismic object".

Researchers have determined that such synchronous impacts are caused by the collision of sea waves reflecting off the shores of continents and islands. They occur every minute and a half and repeat over ten thousand times.