What Was the Huge Boom in Missouri On July 14, 2021?

“I heard a faint droning from the south and then a violent boom that shook my windows and walls. I jumped up and ran out of the house to see what had hit my roof, but nothing was there.”

— Pj Adams, Urbana, Dallas County, Missouri

July 17, 2021 Johnson County to Dallas County, Missouri – The Johnson County Emergency Management in Missouri turned to Facebook (below) on Wednesday, July 14th, 2021, and asked: “Did anyone hear a large boom earlier today??”

Residents as far away as Douglas County replied and said not only did they hear the huge boom, but it shook their houses and windows. When USGS was contacted, seismologists reported there has not been any earthquake in Missouri “of any magnitude” in the past few days. Further, Whiteman AFB located in Knob Knoster, Missouri, about 60 miles southeast of Kansas City, Missouri, in rural Johnson County replied to reporter inquiries that “flight planners right away said it was not one of our aircraft (breaking sound barrier).”

Whiteman AFB located in Knob Knoster, Missouri, about 60 miles southeast of Kansas City, Missouri, in rural Johnson County, which is 84 miles northwest from Urbana, Missouri in Douglas County. — Whiteman AFB located in Knob Knoster, Missouri, about 60 miles southeast of Kansas City, Missouri, in rural Johnson County, which is 84 miles northwest from Urbana, Missouri, in Douglas County.

Then confusing the mystery, a Boeing spokesperson added the following statement to the confusing situation: “We can confirm that it was an F-15 aircraft operating out of St. Louis Lambert Airport under contract to the USAF conducting a test flight required by the contract to verify system performance.”

Boom Recordings?

Earthfiles would like to hear from earwitnesses and people who might have the boom recorded on their home security systems. Please let Linda Moulton Howe know by emailing her directly: [email protected]. All requests for anonymity are honored.

Also see:

— More Mysterious Booms in Arkansas and Missouri.

— Mysterious Booms Hit South Wichita, Kansas, On January 16th. “Sky Quakes” Were Linked to UFOs in 1950s.

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