It was cited as a source for research into the effects of low-frequency sounds on the human body, particularly on feelings of unease and oppression.
And they cite it as a book by Tempest 1976. I'm not 100 percent sure what that means, but you can look it up in the study.
— Episode: CLASSIC: Ghosts and Infrasound
Episode: CLASSIC: Ghosts and Infrasound
It was cited as a source for research into the effects of low-frequency sounds on the human body, particularly on feelings of unease and oppression.
And they cite it as a book by Tempest 1976. I'm not 100 percent sure what that means, but you can look it up in the study.
So quote noise consultants were asked to examine one of a group of bays in a factory where workers reported feeling uneasy. The bay had an oppressive feel not present in the adjacent areas, although the noise level appeared the same.
The situation affected some people so much they refused to work in the lab. It was concluded the low frequency component of the sound was responsible.
So that makes me think too about the brown note and the alleged brown note and the non-lethal.