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Data Centers Behave like
Acoustic Weapons

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Calvin Luther Martin, PhD

February 19, 2026

They produce massive amounts 

of infrasound

Click, below, to watch the 30-min video

Meta data center, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

4 thoughts on “Data Centers Behave like Acoustic Weapons”

  1. Karen Danielsen-Lang, Ph.D.

    I read/watched this article/video with great interest, because we have a huge Data Center (DC) here in Las Vegas, NV that claims to be sustainable (uses solar energy and recycles water). It was located here partly because of the relative lack of extreme weather events such as rain, snow, hurricanes, tornadoes and very mild earthquakes (high temperatures notwithstanding).

    So, even if you can have a sustainable version of a DC, from an electrical point of view, the high water use still makes these an abomination, especially in the desert. The one here is held up as a sustainable model for other DCs in the country, but who knows (based on what I see here) how true that is.

    Ironically, the DC was seen as such a positive development by the community, because it was a step towards economic diversification, away from gaming.

    Editor’s comment: The writer is a recently retired professor in the School of Public Policy and Leadership at the Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas.

    Professor, I warn you: these people lie. I mean, they lie like an eight-year-old. My wife and I have been fighting various so-called reneweable energy projects since 2004, globally: wind turbines, solar plants, Battery Energy Storage Systems, and, now, Data Centers.

    By the way, it’s bullshit that they will recycle water. It is impossible to recycle the amount of water these projects require.

  2. Will post. Thanks Calvin. Again brilliant and punchy.

    The lack of forward thinking is frightening. Co-opted by business and governments.

  3. I often wonder why “progress” takes us a step or two forward, but usually more steps backward.
     
    Editor’s response: Yep. Seems that way, doesn’t it?
     
    Hmm, come to think of it, why do we think we are progressing? I mean, in what sense are humans progressing? (Be careful with your answer. You may find you’re regurgitating the bullshit we’ve been brainwashed to regurgitate.)

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