The video discusses reports of strange noises heard in the sky worldwide. Various hypotheses are presented, including atmospheric changes due to reduced pollution during lockdowns, a phenomenon called "skyquake," and the possibility of fake videos. The video also mentions the idea of these noises being related to religious prophecies but emphasizes that there's no need for panic. The origin of the noises remains uncertain, and the video encourages viewers to share any recordings they have.
1. There are reports of strange noises coming from the sky, which have been heard by many people worldwide.
2. These strange noises have been captured on video and have been shared on the internet.
3. The noise has been likened to the sound of an airplane turbine, but no planes have been seen in the sky at the same time as the noise.
4. Some people believe the noise could be caused by natural phenomena, such as changes in the atmosphere or pollution.
5. Others suggest the noise could be due to extraterrestrial activity or even the trumpets of the apocalypse.
6. There are various hypotheses proposed to explain the cause of the noise, including changes in the atmosphere, extraterrestrial activity, and even collective delirium.
7. Another theory suggests the noise could be a phenomenon called "sky crack", which could be caused by several different things including meteor tests, volcanic eruptions, avalanches, and the escape of natural gases on the surface of the earth.
8. There is also a theory that the noise could be a "space bike", a kind of magnetic earthquake in space.
9. There are concerns about the credibility of some videos and reports, with some people suggesting that they may be misleading or fake.
10. An astronomer and professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais has reassured people that there is no need to create panic, and that there is no known astronomical or meteorological phenomenon that could cause the noise.
11. The host of the video suggests that people should not worry and should not believe everything they see on the internet.