We all go through those phases in life where sleep just doesn't come easy, right?

Maybe it's tomorrow's massive to-do list racing through your mind,

or that true crime doc you watched just right before bed.

Or the creaking of old pipes that somehow always manages to convince you that maybe,

just maybe, your house might be haunted after all.

But for the people of Tao's New Mexico, there's one eerie thing that keeps them lying awake

at night.

And it's not something you'd ever expect.

It doesn't have a face or a name. It doesn't even have a point

of origin from what we can tell. It is a dull, low-frequency hum, one that's been driving

hundreds of residents bonkers since at least the 1990s. And when it was put to the test by some of the nation's

biggest laboratories, even they couldn't get to the bottom of it. It left many residents wondering,

is this a psychological phenomenon, a top secret government project, or is there something more supernatural going on?

And the creepiest part is, it's not just in New Mexico.

Hums like this are being reported all over the world.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and we're back again for another episode of So Supernatural.

Welcome back to So Supernatural. I'm Rashapec Guerrero.

And I'm Yvette Gentile.

And today we're discussing the Taos hum.

It's a persistent rumbling sound, or maybe a physical vibration, that can be heard around Taos, New Mexico.

Nobody knows where the sound comes from, what's causing it, or how to stop it.

And it's possible that may be by design, because some believe the Taosum is part of a top secret military experiment,

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