“Photoacoustic coupling" may be behind strange sounds accompanying or even preceding a bright meteor soaring through Earth’s atmosphere. Scientists reproduced sounds based on the measured brightness of a fireball that was observed in Dec. 2014.
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Jumat, 03 Maret 2017
'Spooky Meteor Noises' Reproduced and Explained by Scientists | Video
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