Recorded in the 1990s by NOAA, the Bloop is an ultra-low-frequency underwater sound that baffled scientists and sparked wild theories about giant sea creatures and unknown oceanic phenomena. This ...

This is exactly what made the "Bloop" so fascinating (and more than a little unnerving). Let's dive into the mystery of this peculiar ocean sound, why it confused scientists so much, and what is ...

They dubbed it "the bloop." While searching for underwater volcanoes, researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recorded the infamous loud, ultra-low frequency sound on ...

These coordinates happen to coincide quite closely with the origin of some strange low-frequency sound waves detected in 1997 and left unidentified. Dubbed The Bloop, they were picked up by the SOSUS ...

The sound came to be called “the bloop” and remained a mystery for more than a decade. Like everyone else on the planet, the PMEL researchers wanted to know what was behind the bloop, but so little of ...

There have been many weird and wonderful noises from the ocean that have stumped scientists over the years. One of these noises was the mysterious “bloop” sound, first heard by the National ...

NASA shared audio of the whole event on Monday. Take a listen below. "Strangely, it's more like a 'bloop' than a 'bam!'" science writer Corey Powell said on Twitter. NASA's Mars Reconnaissance ...

Rather than a crash or boom, the sound of meteoroids hitting Mars is more like a "bloop", not unlike part of the Skype ringtone, that happens first when the meteoroid enters Mars' atmosphere ...