Listening to Leonids
Bill Kendrick writes: "An interesting article was posted by NASA about reports of people hearing Leonids as they burnt up in the atmosphere. And not 5 minutes later, like you'd expect, but instantly. Apparently this is thanks to very low frequency radio signals given off by the meteors as they burn."
I fear for the future... and not because of HAARP, or even "gentlemen's C" Yale graduates.
For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong. -- H L Mencken
Nice post. I often wondered what people have enough time or energy to try to max out on Karma t Slashdot. Don't you kiddies have video games or something to play with?? Sheesh...
Take care,
Brian
We are giving away free Palm m100's...
ELF/VLF listening (Score:5, Offtopic)
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Moderation Totals: Interesting=3, Informative=1, Total=4.
All of what we knew about planets and their atmospheres
came from studying only 9 planets and a limited
number of moons. Now I am sure we will soon
have hundreds of planets and their atmospheres
to study. We could learn a great deal about
how atmospheres work -- this could help us save
the one on our planet. It is amazing how much you
can learn about the universe without stepping
foot off our one little planet in the middle of
nowhere