(meteorobs) meteors' voice

[Thomas Ashcraft]

On 7/26/13 3:51 13000, andrea miccoli wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> I read this forum since long time but I've never posted any mail. I 
> have to ask you something very special for blind people --fond of 
> astronomy- to whom I send, from time to time,   simple news about 
>  astronomy. To help them understand astronomy I've built  several 
> special tools but for shooting stars only so many words. Many times 
> I've read in this forum, that the audio track of a radio meteor is a 
> "ping" whichcould be heard by a blind person. I assure you that this 
> would be a really big-big thrill for a blind lover of astronomy. Now 
> comes August, everybody in the world  is talking about shooting stars 
> and  me too I'd like to explain to them what a meteor is.  Withyour 
> help, possibly even helpthem to "see" using mind while listening with 
> their  ears.
> Thanks to those who can send me some audio files and any kind of 
> "voice" coming from the sky.
> Andrea Miccoli
> Latina (Italy)
> www.astronomiapontina.it <http://www.astronomiapontina.it>
>
>
Dear Andrea,

Here is five minutes of meteors:
http://www.heliotown.com/Forward_Scatter/Space_Dust.html

Here are a few strong fireballs:
http://www.heliotown.com/FBs20110405_075036ut_Ashcraft.mp4
http://www.heliotown.com/FBs20120802_Perseid_Ashcraft.mp4
http://www.heliotown.com/FBs20110417_074250utAshcraft.mp4

Here is a collection of meteor movies with radio reflections. Most are 
in stereo captured with two separate radios.
http://www.heliotown.com/Fireballs.html

Clear skies to you,
Thomas Ashcraft in New Mexico


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