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The Greytown Noises
The Greytown Noises
In 1867 the passengers and crew on a Royal Mail steamer ship
heard strange noises while off the coast of Nicaragua. The noises
sounded like loud, high-pitched metallic vibrations that traveled
through the hull of the ship. Other metal ships reported the sound as
well, but wooden ships never did. The source of the noise has never been
explained.
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