11 comments on “Sky Dragon in Slovenia

  1. Congratulations Jai Man
    The fact that you are getting a second video for the sound of Slovenia, helps make this event as absolutely real.
    These two videos, united to the fact that there was a person at the window looking for the cause of this sound, making it even more difficult to refute.
    From what I understand, the sound is uneven, with most intense moments, which continues unabated for minutes, and times when there seems to be a short break.

  2. Good to see you found a twin, that makes it hard to debunk as “fake”. Allthough this does sound alot like an emergency blow of valve. Can anyone confirm there’s any heavy industry in the area (just to rule this out)?

    I’ve been following your site quite a while now. I like your approach, and the way you deal with this phenomenon. No-nonsense, stick to the facts, not closing your eyes for any theory.

    I’ve got my cam and a separate recorder ready. Hope ‘ll be in the position sometime soon to record something.

  3. Aha! Another dragon sound. For obvious reasons (I’m from Oshawa), these kinds of sounds interest me the most. If they are blown factory valves, then there are some serious flaws in the way we’re building machinery lately!

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  6. Hello to all of you who can’t seep at night thinking what these strange noises might be.
    Well I will try to focus just on this event from Slovenia. Since I am from Slovenia and I infact live in Ljubljana, the city where these sounds were heard and recorded.
    Firstly Jay you can set the believeability scale all the way up as I can confirm the sounds recorded are real.
    Secondly I must dissapoint you all as these ‘dragon sounds’ as you call them are in fact really nothing more than a pressure relief valve going of at the Ljubljana thermal plant. And yes coincidentally right around midnight. While you’re backing up the believability of this event with twin videos, now you can back it up with tripple videos: http://24ur.com/novice/slovenija/sredi-noci-ropotalo-v-toplarni-moste.html
    It’s one of our major news programe website and in the video you can actually see the thermal plant making the noise.
    Believe me it’s not the first time the relief valve has gone off (I lived about 1km away from this plant for about 20 years).

    All in all Slovenia case closed. Have a good night sleep.

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