For centuries, unusual sounds have been reported throughout the world. From the quaking "Ton der Dove-Bai" reported in Greenland to the mysterious "Bloop" recorded by NOAA in the 1990s, odd sounds of unexplained origin have captured our imagination and hinted at phenomena in our world that continue to evade us in modern times. 

Arguably, one of the strangest unexplained acoustic phenomena ever reported involves the mysterious "Quackers" encountered by Soviet submarine crews during the Cold War. Did these deep sea anomalies represent Soviet USO encounters, mysterious deep-sea animals, an experimental U.S. technology, or something else entirely? This week, we go in search of answers to these questions on The Micah Hanks Program.

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Show Notes

Below are links to stories and other content featured in this episode:

• NEWS: Brutal heat maintains grip on the Southwest 
• Defining the Anthropocene: Radioactive traces in ocean materials mark start of the modern age 
• North Korea warns it may shoot down US spy planes violating its airspace
• A record share of Americans is living alone | The Hill 
• STRANGE SOUNDS: What is the bloop?
• THE QUACKERS: Ghosts from the Bottom of the Sea (Russian Language)
• UFO: Croaking in the Ocean (Russian Language)

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