(meteorobs) meteors' voice

[Tony Beresford]

At 07:21 AM 7/27/2013, you wrote:
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>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" which could 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.  With your help, 
>possibly even help them 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)
Andres,
At 
<http://www.spaceweatherradio.com/>http://www.spaceweatherradio.com/ 
anybody on the WWW can here echoes from meteors and satellites as they
pass through the USAF's Space survallance radar.

Tony Beresford
Adelaide So. Aust