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- The source of the mysterious Windsor Hum was finally identified as the blast furnaces on Zug Island, which stopped producing the noise when they shut down in 2019.
- Despite numerous theories and investigations, certainty about the exact cause of the Windsor Hum could not be established due to restricted access to Zug Island and political obstacles during the official investigation.
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The Windsor Hum Mystery
The podcast episode explores the mysterious low-frequency rumbling known as the Windsor Hum that started in 2011 near Windsor, Ontario. The noise seems to originate from Zug Island, an industrial island between Windsor and Detroit. Despite blame on the steel mill, the source of the hum remained unknown. The restricted access to Zug Island by Homeland Security added to the mystery, preventing investigations. Various theories, from new iron making processes to sonic weapons or ghosts, emerged as possible explanations. However, in 2019, when the steel mill shut down their blast furnaces, the humming noise ceased, providing a resolution to the enigma.
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