Absolutely.
Especially if they have been convinced they are of the chosen people.
Itās right there under āAtmospheric noiseā.
[quote]The steady electric discharging currents in a lightning channel cause a
series of incoherent impulses in the whole frequency range, the
amplitudes of which decreases approximately with the inverse frequency.
In the ELF-range, technical noise from 60 Hz, natural noise from the magnetosphere,
etc. dominates. In the VLF-range, there are the coherent impulses from
R- and K-strokes, appearing out of the background noise.[19] Beyond about 100 kHz, the noise amplitude becomes more and more incoherent.[/quote]
Emphasis mine.
When I was a kid I used to hear the squeak-squeak of some scary clown-nanny pushing a pram in the street in the dead of night. Only when I was a bit older did I summon up the courage to have a look out the window to see a cloth-capped bloke in a macintosh slowly cycling his way on the night shift.
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That article is referring to radio waves, not sound waves. (i.e. āA radio atmospheric signal or sfericā¦is a broadband electromagnetic impulse [wide frequency range burst of radio signals] that occurs as a result of natural atmospheric lightning discharges.ā)
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Youāre right, the majority of the spectrum lies in the radio wave.
From SOTT.net
Itās still an open question, but the apocalypse itās not.
ah, this sucks. afk, have to pay my invoices.
Or you could start a doomsday cult and have other people pay them for you.
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Yes. 
If thereās ever a Hideous, Apocalypse-Heralding Sound, itās got to be bagpipes.
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Even the bagpipe operators walk when they play, to get away from that sound.
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Iād really like it to be something like a HAARP experiment. Itās probably something much more boring but whatever it is, Iād like to know.
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